Join our team as Communications Fellow!
Climate Futures Studio is seeking a Communications Fellow to support storytelling, digital communications, and outreach during an exciting period of growth.
This is a six-month, part-time, remote position (10 to 20 hours per week), running from June through December 2026.
About Climate Futures Studio
Climate Futures Studio is a youth-led, artist-centered initiative working at the intersection of climate justice, culture, and imagination. Through our flagship program, Climate Storytelling 2075, we support emerging artists from BIPOC and frontline communities to envision just and sustainable futures through multimedia storytelling.
We see narrative as essential to systems change and create platforms where artists, scientists, organizers, and communities can co-create visions of the future.
About the Role
This role sits at the heart of how we share our work. The Communications Fellow will support social media, multimedia storytelling, and digital outreach, while also contributing to events and broader organizational development.
As a non-hierarchical team of volunteers, we invite the Fellow to co-shape their responsibilities, bring their own ideas, and help define our communications strategy. We cannot offer funding, but are happy to provide letters of support for finding funding within your institution or funding/class credit within your university.
Key Responsibilities
Support and manage social media (primarily Instagram and website)
Create multimedia content (video, audio, visual storytelling)
Collaborate with artists to center their voices and aesthetics
Contribute to communications strategy and organizational development
Who We’re Looking For
We value care, curiosity, and alignment over formal credentials. You may be a great fit if you:
Have experience in social media storytelling or digital communications
Enjoy working collaboratively with artists and communities
Care deeply about climate justice and cultural work
Are organized, thoughtful, and self-directed
We strongly encourage applications from people from BIPOC, queer, disabled, and frontline communities.
How to Apply
Please send:
A brief note introducing yourself
A resume or description of relevant experience
Optional: portfolio or work samples
Applications reviewed on a rolling basis
