The CoLab is recruiting: A Diversity & Decolonization Community Pot Coordinator
The Diversity Coordination team will be comprised of at least 1 person (coordinator) who are themselves eligible for a diversity stipend and have interest and motivation to support projects and individuals in this theme of work. The coordinator will work alongside the Next Steps Project Manager (who is paid through their role budget line).
We anticipate this position will be paid on an hourly basis on an equitable wage rate and will require 15 – 20 hours time over the the course of 2024.
The positions will be active until the Diversity Community Pot is exhausted and will be reopened at the start of the project year again next February.
Role & Responsibilities
Support groups & individuals to apply for a diversity grant / stipend
Review applications for completion upon submission within 48 hours
Forward applications in the #next-steps-channel
Alert applicant of any pending clarifying questions / objections
Link successful applicants / contributors with the project manager for set up
The International Permaculture CoLab is actively looking to appoint 2 people for the Emergent Festival within the Next Steps Project. Perhaps one could lead and the second could support.
The Festival Coordinators Team will be comprised of people who are skilled facilitators with experience in coordinating within a self organized system.
We anticipate this position will be paid on an hourly basis on an equitable wage rate and will require around 20 hours of time over the next few months. With a total maximum budget for both roles of 1000 GBP.
The positions will be active until the Emergent Festival is finished and will be reopened at the start of the project year again next February for the third (and final) year .
Role & Responsibilities:
Keep the festival running smoothly on time and on budget
Manage admin tasks on CoBudget / Slack– training for this will be provided
Manage communications & assist Festival Rockstars & Ravers to actively participate
Host fun Festival Events within timelines provided – see timeline
Feedback into the festival setup for future improvements
Complete quarterly & end of project monitoring reports as per other Next Steps projects
Having 2 people on this team enables an opportunity to co-design events and assign tasks between the crew as needed.
The project manager will be on hand to provide support and induction training. Applications for this position can be submitted in the #next-steps-project channel, tell us why you want to be involved, your capacity and your experience with group facilitation and events hosting.
As a team, we are a group of passionate, purpose-driven individuals who bring our whole hearts and creative minds to the workplace and the service of our members. We foster a human-centered and collaborative working culture where everyone is encouraged to take initiative and responsibility for the direction, quality, impact, and character of our constantly evolving work.
ECOLISE is committed to a policy of diversity, gender equality, and non-discrimination. We recruit on the basis of competencies and talents, regardless of gender, identity, colour, age, origin, disability, etc. ECOLISE will support and accommodate the needs of candidates with specific needs within its capacity.
To apply, please read the job descriptions linked above and fill in the Google Forms uploading your CV and motivation letter, as well as any other specific requirements. The deadline for applications is December 11th, at 12 CET.
PermaPuheet, the Finnish term for “permatalks,” is a permaculture online lecture series which runs in Finland since 2020 – every year in the beginning of the year – one lecture a week – usually every Thursday at 18:30 CET.
Teachers introduce one topic of their choice and teach for 30 to 90 minutes. At the end of the sessions there is usually a Q&A. Lectures get streamed to and recorded at Youtube.
You can brows all the teachers and lectures at https://permapuheet.fi/ and watch most of the lectures.
Co-creation with the EuPN
We are happy to announce that the PermaPuheet 2024 season will be held together with the EuPN.
The season starts on the 11th of January 2024 and lasts for 8 to 10 lectures. Details will follow in December.
6 teaching slots are already taken.
Join us as teacher!
At EuPN, we firmly believe in the power of collective wisdom and nurturing a vibrant permaculture community. That’s why we’re on the hunt for passionate teachers, practitioners, and experts to be a part of the PermaPuheet lecture series.
Why be a PermaPuheet teacher?
🧠 Share Your Expertise: If you have unique insights, innovative ideas, or practical experiences in permaculture and sustainability, this is your platform to inspire and educate.
🌐 Connect Globally: EuPN provides a stage to reach a diverse and engaged audience eager to learn and make a positive impact on the world.
🌿 Strengthen the Community: By becoming a PermaPuheet teacher, you’ll contribute to the growth and vitality of the permaculture movement.
The permaculture convergence team is working on a timeline of history of permaculture convergences, we have already a large spreadsheet of events and would like to hire someone to work a maximum of 10 to 15 hours this coming week and the next on the following tasks:
finish the data inputting from the spreadsheet into the website
confirm data which is marked to be confirmed
go out to collect the missing data
about you:
you have worked with worpress before
you have 10 to 15 hours during CET business hours to put into this project immediately starting this coming week and the next
able to work independently but work in close collaboration with other team members
member of the permaculture colab / have some knowledge of permaculture convergences
The International Permaculture CoLab is actively looking to appoint at least 2 people for the Diversity Stipend Team within the Next Steps Project.
The Diversity Stipend Team will be comprised of people who are ideally themselves eligible for a diversity stipend and have an interest and motivation to support projects and individuals in this theme of work.
We anticipate this position will be paid on an hourly basis on an equitable wage rate and will require 15 – 20 hours of time over the next few months.
The positions will be active until the Diversity Community Pot is exhausted and will be reopened at the start of the project year again in February on the second and third year respectively.
Role & Responsibilities:
Support groups & individuals to apply for a diversity grant / stipend
Review applications for completion upon submission within 48 hours
Forward on the public parts of applications in the #next-steps-project channel
Alert applicant of any pending clarifying questions / objections
Link successful applicants / contributors with the project manager for set up
Provide and pass on feedback of this process in order to improve it
Make a commitment not to disclose the private parts of the applications submitted.
Having 2 people on this team enables a quick turnaround in the process, an opportunity to consult each other in case anything is unclear and also ensures holidays and sickness are covered.
The project manager will be on hand to provide support and induction training.
Diversity Stipend Eligibility Self-Assessment
We want to express an invitation to individuals who, in principle, would love to work alongside us but, in practice, have come up against systemic barriers due to one or more of the reasons listed below:
are a citizen of the Global South
are affected by structural discrimination (i.e. through racism, ableism, classism, ageism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia among others)
are a sole carer and supporting children and/or other dependents with limited financial resources
live paycheck to paycheck or are experiencing financial insecurity
are living under the poverty line in the country of residence
have significant debt without a regular income
receive public assistance
are an elder with limited financial support and limited savings
The CoLab is recruiting: A Diversity & Decolonization Community Pot Coordinator 