
short-term contract
€1,775 – 2,150 in total (gross)
remote within EUROPE
until May 2025
Start March 2025
Intersectionality expert with with experience in non-formal education
YEE is seeking an expert who can bring depth to the training by addressing specific challenges faced by marginalised communities, sharing best practices, and fostering meaningful dialogue among participants.
This position requires remote preparation and travelling to Prague to deliver and facilitate the training in April 2025.
Application deadline: 16th February 2025
Background
Empowering the Unheard is a Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) project centred on intersectionality with a core mission to support young individuals with fewer opportunities in their entry into the climate movement.
Over the past year, the project has supported 10 initiatives across Europe, engaging marginalised and vulnerable communities in environmental actions. As the project nears its conclusion, we are organising a 5-day training to bring together project participants. This training will create a space for sharing regional experiences, exchanging expertise, and building participants’ capacities to continue working with marginalized youth in their communities.
Responsibilites
- Develop a plan for the study session together with the Project Lead
- Attend at least 2 preliminary online meetings with the Project Lead for the preparation of the training
- Support the facilitation of interactive sessions using non-formal education methods for a group of 20-25 participants (3 full days of training plus arrival and departure days with limited activities)
- Conduct at least 2 learning activities within the training specifically focusing on topics affecting marginalised and vulnerable youth
- Support the development of the handbook based on the findings and insights of the training (contribute to the writing and/or editing of the handbook’s content)
Candidates we are looking for
- With expertise in intersectionality, inclusion, and environmental justice through academic studies and/or professional experience;
- With proven experience working with marginalized and/or vulnerable groups (e.g. minorities, people with disabilities, LGBTQIA+ youth, or others) in an educational or advocacy capacity;
- With at least 1 year of experience designing and delivering youth trainings using non-formal education methods;
- With availability for the specific dates of the training during calendar weeks 15–16 (mid April)
The ideal profile:
- Has understanding of the climate crisis and intersectionality nexus on an academic and/or professional level
- Has personal experience in activism or community engagement.
Requirements
- Working proficiency in English
- Be able to work remotely and collaborate with the team under this regime
- Be resident in Europe, already with an EU working permit
- Eligible applicants must be younger than 35 years of age
- Be aligned with YEE's core values and mission.
Compensation:
This is a paid position with a fixed compensation range 1,775 – 2,150€. The final amount will be determined based on the selected candidate’s level of experience and the specific extent of their contributions to the training and handbook development.
Payment will be issued upon invoice submission.
Equal Opportunity
YEE is committed to diversity and inclusion and strongly encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those from underrepresented groups.
Selection Process
Interested candidates should submit the application form by 16 February 2025 to be considered for the position. Selected candidates will be asked for an online interview.
For any questions regarding the selection process, contact yee@yeenet.eu.
Our mission
YEE aims to unite environmental youth non-profit organisations in Europe in order to enhance international cooperation, increase knowledge about the climate crisis, raise awareness of environmental problems and to strengthen participation of youth in environmental decision-making.
Get in touch
Vinohradská 2165/48
120 00 Praha 2 – Vinohrady
Czech Republic
E-mail: yee@yeenet.eu


Financially supported by the European Youth Foundation of the Council of Europe. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Council of Europe