Project assistant

304 hours in total To be distributed unequally*

16.46 EUR per hour (gross)

remote within EUROPE

until October 2025

Start March 2025

Project lead for a short-term assistant on the triple planetary crisis

YEE is seeking a project assistant to support a project lead of a short-term project called Understanding the Triple Planetary Crisis through the Lens of the Right to a Healthy Environment (RtHE).

*This remote position involves an uneven workload from 1st March to 31st October 2025, with the following working periods:

  • March-May 2025: 76 total hours (app. 25 per month distributed unevenly with an average remuneration of 411.5 EUR per month);
  • August-October 2025: 228 total hours (76 per month distributed unevenly with an average remuneration of 1250.96 EUR per month).
Application deadline: 19th February 2025

Background

The project Understanding the Triple Planetary Crisis through the Lens of the Right to a Healthy Environment (RtHE) addresses the triple planetary crisis—climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution—focusing on how young people across Europe experience and respond to its varied impacts.

Recognising that these crises transcend borders, the initiative aims to raise awareness, foster solidarity, and empower young people through education, cooperation, and advocacy. By enhancing cross-border knowledge sharing and promoting the right to a healthy environment (RTHE), the project seeks to build a united and strategic youth response to environmental challenges, emphasising the importance of regional and social contexts.

Key objectives include raising awareness of regional differences in experiencing these crises, equipping young people with the skills to advocate for environmental rights, fostering collaboration among youth organisations, and encouraging local and global environmental actions. The project prioritises rural and vulnerable young people across Europe, ensuring inclusivity and diverse representation. Innovative approaches, such as cross-geographical dialogue and visual storytelling, will showcase the role of youth in driving environmental change and strengthen their contributions to a sustainable future.

Responsibilites

The project assistant will support the project lead in carrying out the project activities including:

Candidates we are looking for

The ideal profile:

Requirements

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 19 February 2025 to be considered for the position. Selected candidates will be asked for a remote interview during the week of 24 to 28 February.

For any questions regarding the selection process, contact yee@yeenet.eu.

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Call for a project assistant

Project lead

with experience in communications

20 hours/week

1431.8 EUR per month (gross)

remote within EUROPE

until November 2025

Start March 2025

Project lead for a short-term project on the triple planetary crisis

YEE is seeking a project lead for a short-term project called Understanding the Triple Planetary Crisis through the Lens of the Right to a Healthy Environment (RtHE).

This position is remote and requires an average of 20 hours per week of work until November 30th, 2025.

Application deadline: 19th February 2025

Background

The project Understanding the Triple Planetary Crisis through the Lens of the Right to a Healthy Environment (RtHE) addresses the triple planetary crisis—climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution—focusing on how young people across Europe experience and respond to its varied impacts.

Recognising that these crises transcend borders, the initiative aims to raise awareness, foster solidarity, and empower young people through education, cooperation, and advocacy. By enhancing cross-border knowledge sharing and promoting the right to a healthy environment (RTHE), the project seeks to build a united and strategic youth response to environmental challenges, emphasising the importance of regional and social contexts.

Key objectives include raising awareness of regional differences in experiencing these crises, equipping young people with the skills to advocate for environmental rights, fostering collaboration among youth organisations, and encouraging local and global environmental actions. The project prioritises rural and vulnerable young people across Europe, ensuring inclusivity and diverse representation. Innovative approaches, such as cross-geographical dialogue and visual storytelling, will showcase the role of youth in driving environmental change and strengthen their contributions to a sustainable future.

Responsibilites

The project lead will be responsible for carrying out all the project activities including:​

Candidates we are looking for

The ideal profile:

Requirements

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 19 February 2025 to be considered for the position. Selected candidates will be asked for a remote interview during the week of 24 to 28 February.

For any questions regarding the selection process, contact yee@yeenet.eu.

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Call for a part-time project lead

Intersectionality expert

with experience in non-formal education

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

Candidates we are looking for

The ideal profile:

Requirements

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.

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Call for an intersectionality expert

Czech-speaking researcher

10 working days (FTE) distributed unequally

30 000 CZK gross (in total)

remote, in Czechia

short-term contract

Start ASAP

Researcher for Participatory Methods in the “Energy Literacy for Youth (ELY)” Project

We are seeking a Czech-speaking researcher based in the Czech Republic to contribute to the ELY project’s implementation and evaluation in Czechia.

This position is remote, and requires 10 days of work (full-time equivalent) in total until the 31st March 2025.

Background

The “Energy Literacy for Youth (ELY)” project is a 31-month capacity-building initiative funded by ERASMUS+. Its aim is to empower young people to become active citizens in addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy solutions. By developing and testing an adaptable and replicable energy literacy curriculum through local trainings, the project focuses on reaching and engaging marginalized youth across diverse socio-cultural contexts in Poland, Czechia, Cyprus, Denmark, and Germany.

Objective of the Position

The researcher will play a key role in designing and conducting participatory research with marginalised youth in Czechia to inform and adapt the energy literacy curriculum to local socio-cultural contexts. This includes mapping various marginalised youth groups in Czechia, analysing their unique needs and barriers, and strategising which groups the project should prioritise for engagement to ensure inclusivity and impact.

Work Arrangements

  • Location: The researcher will be based in the Czech Republic, with travel to local training sites as needed. The work will be performed remotely within the country.
  • Reporting: The researcher will report to ELY’s Project Lead and YEE Education Department head.
  • Collaboration: The researcher will work closely with the ELY project team and local partners in Czechia.

Your responsibilities

  • ⚬ Identify and build relationships with marginalised youth groups and local stakeholders in Czechia.
  • ⚬ Organise a research event with local stakeholders
  • ⚬ Implement participatory research methods tailored to marginalised youth in Czechia
  • ⚬ Facilitate participatory research based on the developed research design to gather insights on local needs and barriers to energy literacy.
  • ⚬ Collect qualitative and quantitative data through participatory methods.
  • ⚬ Analyse data to identify key themes and actionable recommendations for adapting the energy literacy curriculum.
  • ⚬ Provide research findings to support the design and localisation of the energy literacy curriculum.
  • ⚬ Prepare a comprehensive report in English summarising research findings and their implications for the project.

Deliverables

Candidates we are looking for

Extra assets

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit the form to be considered for the position. Applications should be sent by 12 January 2025. Early applications are encouraged as the position may close once a suitable candidate is identified.

Equal Opportunity

The ELY project is committed to diversity and inclusion and strongly encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those from underrepresented groups.

Application deadline: 12th January 2025
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Czech-speaking researcher​

Call for a Communications and Campaigns Coordinator

to join our Communications team.

18 h/ week

12 EUR/hour

remote

1 year contract

Start 1st August 2024

YEE is seeking a Communications and Campaigns Coordinator

YEE is looking for a part-time Communications and Campaigns Coordinator, to work with the organisation’s advocacy portfolios. The work will be mainly centred on the deliverables of the Environmental Law Portfolio.

The Communications and Campaigns Officer will be responsible for creating content for the organisation’s social media platforms and the website, for developing communication strategies and campaigns, and for helping the advocacy projects produce various visual content such as infographics and designs for articles/booklets.

This position is remote, and requires 18 hours of work per week, with a gross salary of 12 EUR/hour. The position will run from 01/08/2024 to 31/07/2025 (with possible extension upon funding). 

Application deadline: 10th July 2024

Your responsibilities

  • ⚬ Create and produce informational content about events, resources and activities of the different advocacy portfolios
  • ⚬ Consistently create social media content for Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok
  • ⚬ Proof-read and publish articles and handbooks on topics related to the projects
  • ⚬ Work closely with the Communications team to develop communications material
  • ⚬ Create and design infographics nd visual designs to support policy briefs and handbooks
  • ⚬ Participate in weekly department-, project- and staff meetings
  • ⚬ Support the Advocacy Working Group’s campaigns and projects by helping with articles, creating social media posts and advising on communication strategies
  • ⚬ Update the visual identity and communications strategy for the Environmental Law project
  • ⚬ Filming and producing reels, short videos and TikToks related to topics of Environmental Law
  • ⚬ Recruiting and collaborating with influencers to create content
  • ⚬ Producing social media content related to Environmental Law and Climate Litigation
  • ⚬ Working on communications material for the Climate Law Hub (which YEE is a founder of)
  • ⚬ Assist the YEE team in conducting the communications deliverables assigned to YEE for our communications contributions to the BeLIFE consortium

Candidates we are looking for

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Call for a Communications and Campaigns Coordinator​

Call for internal auditors 2024/2025

uneven

volunteering

remote

elected

Start 1st August 2024

Open call for the Internal Auditors 2024/2025

Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) is pleased to announce the open call for internal auditors 2024/2025. The internal auditors will be voted in during our Annual Meeting 2024.

Internal auditors are independent individuals with the function of providing an objective assessment of the organisation.

How to apply?

All interested candidates are invited to fill in the application form including a CV by the 11th July 2024, 23:59 CEST.

Application deadline: 15th June 2024

The Internal Audit (IA) is a monitoring organ. The aims of the IA are:

The IA is conducted once per year. The internal auditors are expected to carry out the audit at the YEE office for 2 full days at least 60 days before the following General Assembly.

Internal Auditors are entitled to receive 100% reimbursement of travel costs (as long as YEE Travel Policy is respected), accommodation, and vegetarian food for the days when the IA is carried out.

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Call for internal auditors 2024/2025​

Call for board members 2024/2025

5 h/ week

volunteering

remote

elected

Start 1st August 2024

Open call for the Executive Board 2024/2025

Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) is pleased to announce the open call for the Executive Board 2024/2025. The members of the board will be voted in during our Annual Meeting 2024.

The Executive Board is responsible for making all the decisions between the Annual Meetings and the implementation of the Work Plan accepted by the General Assembly, together with the Secretariat.

How to apply?

All interested candidates are invited to fill in the application form including a CV and nomination letter from any of YEE member organisations by the 15th June 2024, 23:59 CEST.

Application deadline: 15th June 2024

By assuming the position of a Board Member you will:

Who are we looking for:

The position of a Board Member of YEE is voluntary and remote. All members of the Board assume responsibilities according to the position they take.

The positions are as follows:

  • • Chairperson – governance and chairing of the Board, 
  • • Treasurer – fundraising, External Relations Officer – external partnerships and visibility,
  • • Project Officer – YEE projects,
  • • Communications Officer – YEE newsletter and social media,
  • • Member Organisations Officer – Regional teams and membership management. 
  • • External Relations Officer – Partnerships

Learn more about each position in our Board Members Policy.

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Call for board members 2024/2025​

Call for Eco-Anxiety Experts

to lead our Training of Trainers.

May

200 EUR/day

Prague, CZ

Onsite

Start ASAP

YEE is seeking 2 experts on Eco-Anxiety

YEE is looking for experts between who can host training sessions during a training of trainers on how to deal with eco-anxiety.

About the Training of Trainers

Through non-formal education methods, we aim to equip the participants of the training with knowledge on eco-anxiety and mental health impacts of climate change, enabling them to take meaningful action on these issues in their own communities.

We want to create a platform for discussions, knowledge-sharing, and active participation, empowering participants to collectively learn about this important topic.

Application deadline: 1st April 2024

Your responsibilities

  • ⚬ Plan the training sessions together with the Project Coordinator.
  • ⚬ Attend two preparatory online meetings with the other trainer and YEE staff to plan the sessions.
  • ⚬ Carry out 5 days of interactive training sessions using non-formal education methods.
  • ⚬ Support the participants’ understanding and development.
  • ⚬ Assist in training activities and facilitation.

Candidates we are looking for

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Call for Eco-Anxiety Experts | Call for Trainers

Call for Finance Manager

to lead our Finance team.

40 h/ week

2800 EUR/month

EU/EUrope

Remote possible

Start 1st April 2024

YEE is seeking a Finance Manager

YEE is excited to announce the opening of a full-time Finance Manager (40 hours/week) from April 2024 to April 2025 (potential extension) to lead our Finance team.

Responsibilities include budgeting and financial planning, grant management, expense management, and team management. The selected candidate must have language proficiency in English (Czech language is a plus). Ideal candidates have experience in budgeting, grant management, nonprofit accounting, and strong communication skills.

Remuneration is 2 800 EUR/month gross salary.

Your responsibilities

  • Develop, implement, and monitor annual budgets. Prepare forecasts and financial budgets to guide organisational decision-making.
  • Prepare accurate and timely financial reports, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements. Present financial information to the Coordination team and the Board, offering insights and recommendations for strategic planning.
  • Monitor grant budgeting and reporting processes to ensure compliance with funder requirements. Work closely with project managers and department managers to align financial activities with project goals and objectives.
  • Monitor organisational expenditures and implement cost-saving strategies.  Review and approve expenses, ensuring transparency and consistency to budget and organisational policies
  • Coordinate audits and assist in the preparation of audit materials.
  • Meet with the funders on a regular basis to update them on the financial progress.

Cash Flow Management: Manage cash flow and liquidity to ensure the organisation’s financial stability.

Tax Compliance: Ensure compliance with tax regulations.. Stay updated on tax laws and regulations.

Team Leadership and Development: Lead the finance team, providing guidance, support, and professional development opportunities. 

Collaboration and Communication: Work collaboratively with departments to achieve organisational goals, promoting financial literacy and transparency across the organisation.

Leading the travel arrangements such buying tickets, booking accommodations and reimbursements when required. 

Apply now

Candidates we are looking for

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Call for Finance Manager | Full-time Opportunities

Call for Trainers

for a training of trainers workshop

21.03.2024 - 27.03.2024

500 EUR

Budapest, Hungary

Cost covered

Deadline: 31 December 2023

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We are looking for 2 trainers between the ages of 18 to 30 for an international Training of Trainers workshop on climate activism, and youth work with a focus on young people from rural areas, minorities, marginalized youth and vulnerable groups.

The trainers will have cost of travel, accommodation and food covered, including a service salary of 500 Euros.

The trainers should:

Application deadline: 31st December 2023

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