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The Ecology Action Centre (EAC) is a vibrant and creative environmental charity based in Nova Scotia. We strive to promote a caring and inclusive organizational culture that emphasizes integrity, collaboration, quality work and real impact. 

The EAC is committed to employment equity, diversity and inclusion. We encourage individuals to self-identify if they are a member of an underrepresented community. Diversity is a stated value of the EAC. Moreover, diversity in the EAC community is a strength that we seek to cultivate. It is the responsibility of every employee of EAC to foster a culture that embraces and promotes diversity. Learn more about EAC's vision, mission and values here

Check out our current job openings below! Become a member to hear about job opportunities as they arise.

 

We are hiring 4-8 canvassers to join our team! You could be right for this role if your enthusiasm and strong communications skills enable you to quickly build rapport with people and create genuine connections, grasping what’s important to potential donors in order to successfully communicate the benefit of monthly membership. Hiring is ongoing through spring/summer 2024.

Deadline: | Team: Canvassing

Request for Proposals for Research, Analysis and Discussion Paper on the Nova Scotia Green Jobs Market: Barriers and Potential Solutions

Ecology Action Centre seeks a socioeconomic analysis and discussion of barriers and potential solutions to supplying the necessary labour and skills development to transition  Nova Scotia’s energy system and economy away from fossil fuels, and toward greater energy efficiency and conservation.

Deadline: | Team: Energy & Climate

The Energy team is seeking a Community Engagement Officer! They are looking for someone with a passion for fostering sustainability within faith communities across Atlantic Canada. This role requires a deep interest in environmental issues, particularly energy efficiency and green economy transitions in Nova Scotia. The ideal candidate thrives on working with diverse groups and approaches environmental initiatives through an equity lens. Key responsibilities include supporting United Church congregations in reducing greenhouse gas emissions through energy retrofits, facilitating interfaith collaborations via SCOCANS, and coordinating regional initiatives like the "Been There Done That" Road Show. The role demands strong communication skills, project management experience, and a commitment to environmental justice. They’re looking for candidates with expertise in public education campaigns, community engagement, and policy advocacy.

 

Deadline: | Team: Energy & Climate

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