The Public Interest Network is hiring a digital campaigner to help us reach millions of Americans online through social media, email action lists and engaging digital content. https://lnkd.in/duw7j-6A #hiring #nonprofitjobs
About us
The Public Interest Network runs organizations committed to our vision of a better world, a set of core values, and a strategic approach to getting things done. The 16-plus groups in The Public Interest Network each strive for solutions on their own, while the force of our combined strategies builds pressure for change across the political and economic spectrum. Mission: We work on issues that speak to the need for a new kind of politics. Our campaigns challenge decision-makers to stop tolerating problems that are increasingly absurd in an age of advancing technology and growing abundance. We've won hundreds of victories at the local, state, national and corporate levels, and because of these laws and policies, people are buying healthier and safer products, getting more of our energy from the sun and the wind, drinking cleaner water and breathing cleaner air.
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https://publicinterestnetwork.org
External link for The Public Interest Network
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Denver, CO
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Organizing, Advocacy, policy analysis, Litigation, Socially responsible investing, politics, environment, lobby, public policy, research, special interests, public interest, nonprofit, recruit, and social change
Locations
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Primary
1543 Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202, US
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600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Washington , DC 20002, US
Employees at The Public Interest Network
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Mark Morgenstein, MBA
Director of Media Relations at The Public Interest Network
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Kate Canada
Hiring Director, The Public Interest Network
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Wendy Wendlandt
President, Environment America
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Maureen Kirk
Personnel Manager at The Public Interest Network and Volunteer Membership Coordinator at Explore Booksellers
Updates
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Do we really need an annual "festival of consumption" such as Prime Day? As our zero waste program director Celeste Meiffren-Swango told Fast Company, the increasingly rapid cycle of buying, using, and then disposing of #consumer goods “costs families a lot of money, while also growing our landfills, depleting our natural resources, and warming our #climate.” https://lnkd.in/e6QyDQ3z -- Photo courtesy Kindel Media via Pexels.
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Why Congress needs to protect our water from plastic pellet pollution https://lnkd.in/eCDY33fg #cleanwater #environment #plasticpollution
Why Congress needs to protect our waters from plastic pellet pollution
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Community Action Works is hiring an Organizer to empower local community groups and citizens by providing training and resources as they take on environmental threats in their community. https://lnkd.in/em4-AQ-A
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Progress toward a future safe from PFAS “forever chemicals” https://lnkd.in/ey7HRtAt
Progress toward a future safe from PFAS “forever chemicals”
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We’re seeking a Member Engagement Coordinator to oversee the schedule and strategy for keeping the citizen members of the groups in The Public Interest Network involved and engaged in our campaign work. https://lnkd.in/esiT49xF #hiring #nonprofitjobs
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We don’t need deep-sea mining https://lnkd.in/gsaPxGtx
We don’t need deep-sea mining
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The Public Interest Network is seeking a skilled administrative professional to join our Grants Department and work with staff around the country to raise money from foundations, large donors and other institutions. https://lnkd.in/gGFib5WJ
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Victory: Disney, Costco, Marriott and more choose planet over plastic https://lnkd.in/egQYkahZ
Victory: Disney, Costco, Marriott and more choose planet over plastic
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The Public Interest Network reposted this
New report: We don’t need deep-sea mining 🐠 Deep-sea mining risks damaging vibrant ecosystems that science is just beginning to understand. And we don’t need it to meet the critical minerals challenge. In fact, the world currently trashes more of some critical minerals in discarded electronic waste each year than would likely be supplied annually by a proposed ramp-up of deep-sea mining in the central Pacific over the next decade. This report comes as diplomats prepare to travel to Jamaica in July, where the International Seabed Authority will debate a proposal to put a moratorium on mining – or pave the way for the first commercial exploitation of the deep sea for minerals ever undertaken. Why wreak havoc on a remote ecosystem, all to mine these materials and then put them in throwaway devices such as unfixable cell phones or disposable vapes? The solution is obvious. Make long-lasting products, fix them when they break and recycle them when you can’t. #RightToRepair https://lnkd.in/eXkTSMHh
We don’t need deep-sea mining
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