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Full-Stack Engineer We need a full-stack developer that knows Wordpress, CSS, HTML, and PHP. You will be working with our UX designer and we can share our progress so far. Remineralize the Earth Remineralize the Earth is a nonprofit assisting the worldwide movement of remineralizing soils with finely ground rock dust, sea minerals and other natural and sustainable means to increase the growth, health, and nutrient value of all plant life. Adding minerals and trace elements is vital to the creation of fertile soils, healthy crops, and forests, and is a key strategy used to stabilize the climate. Our Project Help us give teachers the tools to educate a new generation of eco-warriors. Let’s Remineralize! Science Ed K-12 will be an online tool for teachers to engage students with fun lesson plans and connect scientific concepts to relevant, real-world applications. Junior scientists learn how returning minerals to soils benefits the climate and all plant life, from gardens to forests. They will share their results on our online GIS map and contribute to our research database. Our world needs future leaders able to tackle complex environmental challenges.new areas of our website, so you may potentially be designing something brand new for us, as well as maintain best possible performance and functionality for the website. This can be a local or virtual position. We are developing a new resource directory, research database, online educational resource area with a GIS map and we are particularly looking for someone with experience designing GIS maps for our Let's Remineralize! Science Ed K-12 project. When responding please include an attached resume in PDF or .doc form and/or your LinkedIn url. Let us know how many hours per week you are able to volunteer. Please let us know some good times to contact you for an interview. All responses should be sent to jcampe@remineralize.org. We look forward to hearing from you! Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth Northampton, MA 01060 USA Email: jcampe@remineralize.org http://www.remineralize.org
Date Posted: Jul 7, 2021
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Who we are Remineralize the Earth (RTE) is a Northampton, MA-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization engaged in a variety of projects both domestically and internationally that promote the use of finely ground rock dust and sea-based minerals to restore soils. Through our education and outreach, projects, research, and advocacy, RTE facilitates a worldwide movement that brings together gardeners and farmers, scientists and policymakers, and the public to regenerate soils and forests around the world, increase the nutritional quality and yield of food, and stabilize the climate through carbon sequestration. We work with local and remote volunteers on our program management system called Basecamp. Our team is made up of federal work-study students as well as graduate students, researchers, experts and other professionals. We have exciting projects developing in Spain and Brazil and are looking for funding for an educational resource area on our website for teachers and students. We are also focusing on capacity building and funding for projects ranging from local to global campaigns. Team members will be responsible for researching new grant opportunities, helping put together grant proposals and reaching out to potential large donors and grantmakers. Our grant writing team meets virtually every week for about 45 mins and works together as a team on Basecamp and Slack. The Grant Writer will maximize financial support, seek foundation and government grants to support Remineralize the Earth's mission and goals. Grant writer would report to the team and executive director. Volunteers are required to have access to high-speed internet and a computer or laptop. Grant research and Grant writing Primary Responsibilities Include: Develop grant reports. Assist with preparing project budgets and writing budget narratives Research, identify and qualify funding opportunities. Initiate communication with the grant writing team Develop a deep understanding of organizational goals and program content. Oversee grants calendar and maintain up-to-date database records. Support RTE's fundraising initiatives. Develop materials that show the progress of programs for donor updates and ongoing communications. Skills and Experience Required Bachelors Degree At least 2 years of professional grant writing experience. Knowledge of the principles and practices of writing proposals, grants, and necessary research. A background in environmental science, sustainability and/or regenerative agriculture a plus. Proficient in digital tools and software (Google suite, Microsoft Office, project management software) A Commitment of 5 hours per week. The opportunity can be remote/virtual or local (Northampton, MA). Preferred Skills and Experience 3-4 years of professional Grant writing and research experience. Able to analyze and synthesize data and information from multiple sources. Highly proficient in digital tools and software (Google Suite, Microsoft Office, Basecamp, Slack) A Commitment of 7-10 hours per week. The opportunity can be remote/virtual or local (Northampton, MA). This is a great opportunity if you are professional in this capacity and want to expand your experience in the regenrative agriculture sector. We provide great recommendations for your efforts and accomplishments. Submitting your credentials Please email us your resume, portfolio and LinkedIn URL and let us know how many hours per week that you can contribute. Please list some good times to speak with you and we will get back to you with a schedule for an interview. Make sure to send your credentials to jcampe@remineralize.org. We look forward to meeting you! Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth 152 South Street Northampton, MA 01060 USA Skype: reminearth Email: jcampe@remineralize.org http://www.remineralize.org Book Geotherapy: Innovative Methods of Soil Fertility Restoration, Carbon Sequestration, and Reversing CO2 Increase http://www.crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781466595392
Date Posted: Jun 21, 2021
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Who we are Remineralize the Earth (RTE) is an international nonprofit based in Northampton, MA. Remineralization utilizes finely ground rock dust and sea-based minerals to restore soils and forests, produce higher yields and more nutritious food, and store carbon in soils to stabilize the climate. Through our education and outreach, projects, research, and advocacy Remineralize the Earth facilitates a worldwide movement that brings together gardeners and farmers, scientists and policymakers, and the public to create better soils, better food, and a better planet. We work with local and virtual volunteers on a program management system called Basecamp. Our team is made up of federal work-study students as well as graduate students, researchers, and other professionals. This position is open to current students, recent graduates and professionals. Assist us in further developing our social media strategy for our environmental nonprofit and growing our social networks by scheduling and posting content on (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, and Patreon). You will work with the creative team and social media strategist. Help us: Maintain and update our social media platforms Execute and support social media strategies Research and report on emerging social media trends. Schedule and post content on new articles published on the RTE website, celebrating environmental holidays and others, other news related to regenerative agriculture, resharing/retweeting research on our social media accounts We are looking for a creative, collaborative, and preferably experienced candidate in social media who will enjoy bringing their own energy and ideas to make a difference for RTE. Please include an attached resume in PDF form and/or LinkedIn profile, along with how many hours per week you are able to volunteer. All responses are to be sent to jcampe@remineralize.org. Thank you so much for considering volunteering with RTE! We look forward to hearing from you! Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth 152 South Street Northampton, MA 01060 USA Tel: 413-563-9938 Skype: reminearth Email: jcampe@remineralize.org http://www.remineralize.org Book Geotherapy: Innovative Methods of Soil Fertility Restoration, Carbon Sequestration, and Reversing CO2 Increase http://www/crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781466595392
Date Posted: Jun 1, 2021
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Who we are Remineralize the Earth (RTE) is a Northampton, MA-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization engaged in a variety of projects both domestically and internationally that promote the use of finely ground rock dust and sea-based minerals to restore soils. Through our education and outreach, projects, research, and advocacy, RTE facilitates a worldwide movement that brings together gardeners and farmers, scientists and policymakers, and the public to regenerate soils and forests around the world, increase the nutritional quality and yield of food, and stabilize the climate through carbon sequestration. We work with local and virtual volunteers on our program management system called Basecamp. Our team is made up of federal work-study students as well as graduate students, researchers, and other professionals. Science Writing Our goal is to produce accessible and high-quality information that can be available on our website to policy makers, researchers, donors, farmers and the general public. We are looking for science writers who can write the content for our website. Major responsibilities include: Putting up articles, blogs, latest news and events (this includes editing photos and graphics) Reading scientific journal papers and writing articles for our website explaining the results and potential impacts of new scientific developments Reporting on what’s happening around the world of remineralization Networking and promoting other projects and institutions around the world working on similar missions For this position, we are looking for someone with a background and experience in journalism, media, communications, writing or related fields. A minimum of 6 hours per week is required. VERY IMPORTANT: We do not want the writing on the website to be all academic, we are looking for people who can put together magazine features in a popular science vein for the general public. Why RTE? By volunteering with RTE, you will be part of an exciting and vital environmental movement! At RTE we work towards educating policy makers, farmers, international institutions and the general public about the benefits of healthier soils- which can be achieved through remineralization; We also would like to post your profile on our website; After 3 months of work, we can write a recommendation on your LinkedIn and other social media profiles; We can write professional recommendations telling your contacts about our experience with you. Most importantly, you will be able to feel proud of yourself for helping the world stabilize the climate and produce more nutritious food. Come join us, by dedicating your precious time and skills. Submitting your credentials Please email us your resume and/or LinkedIn URL and let us know how many hours per week that you would like to volunteer for RTE. Make sure to list some good times to speak with you and we will get back to you with a schedule for an appointment. Skype to Skype is preferred or otherwise, we will call you on your telephone number from Skype. Make sure to send your credentials to jcampe@remineralize.org. We look forward to speaking with you! Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth 152 South Street Northampton, MA 01060 USA Skype: reminearth Email: jcampe@remineralize.org http://www.remineralize.org Book Geotherapy: Innovative Methods of Soil Fertility Restoration, Carbon Sequestration, and Reversing CO2 Increase http://www.crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781466595392
Date Posted: Jun 2, 2021
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Who we are Remineralize the Earth (RTE) is a Northampton, MA-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization engaged in a variety of projects both domestically and internationally that promote the use of finely ground rock dust and sea-based minerals to restore soils. Through our education and outreach, projects, research, and advocacy, RTE facilitates a worldwide movement that brings together gardeners and farmers, scientists and policymakers, and the public to regenerate soils and forests around the world, increase the nutritional quality and yield of food, and stabilize the climate through carbon sequestration. We work with local and virtual volunteers on a program management system called Basecamp. Our team is made up of federal work-study students as well as graduate students, researchers, and other professionals. Position Description Remineralize the Earth is looking for a volunteer who has experience in putting together business plans, especially a non-profit business plan or strategic plan for 3-5 years. Our board went through an OGSM Process (Objectives, Goals, Strategies, Metrics) and this is currently being used as the starting point for the strategic plan, which our grant-writing team has been working on. We look forward to getting expert advice to finalize the document as well as begin the financial plan. To learn more about our organization go to: www.remineralize.org When responding please include an attached resume in PDF form and/or LinkedIn profile, along with how many hours per week you are able to volunteer. All responses are to be sent to jcampe@remineralize.org . Let us know how many hours per week that you would like to contribute and some good times to speak with you and we will get back to you with a time. Skype to Skype is preferred or otherwise, we will call you on your telephone number from Skype. If you are working on your MBA or a professional consultant, or feel that you are otherwise qualified, we look forward to hearing from you! Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth 152 South Street Northampton, MA 01060 USA Tel: 413-563-9938 Skype: reminearth Email: jcampe@remineralize.org http://www.remineralize.org Book Geotherapy: Innovative Methods of Soil Fertility Restoration, Carbon Sequestration, and Reversing CO2 Increase
Date Posted: Jun 1, 2021
