Website Climate Action Campaign
Who We Are:
Climate Action Campaign (CAC) is a non-profit organization based in Southern California with a
simple mission: Create a zero-carbon future through effective and equitable policy action.
We are fighting for a clean air and climate-safe future with 100% Clean Energy, All-Electric
Buildings, Resiliency, World-Class Transit, and Bikeable, Walkable Neighborhoods (our Five
Fights). CAC’s bottom-up theory of change puts cities, workers, nonprofits, and communities at
the epicenter of climate action and climate solutions. Collaborating across sectors, we are
leading the region to achieve zero emissions by 2035 to protect our health and future.
All of our Five Fights are fought through a lens of equity and justice. The communities that have
suffered the most from environmental racism and disinvestment have contributed the least to
the climate crisis and must be the first to receive the benefits from these policies.
We believe that change happens from the ground up, and we collaborate with trusted
community-based organizations and other aligned interests on campaigns that advance our
Five Fights and improve the quality of life within Communities of Concern. We follow the lead of
and uplift calls-to-action and policy priorities of partner organizations working to advance racial
and social justice. We consult our partners during campaign planning and decision-making to
ensure that our policy priorities reflect the community’s needs.
Job Overview:
The Community Outreach and Organizing Coordinator will be responsible for leading our efforts
for the statewide Equitable Building Decarbonization (EBD) program, which will help eligible
residential customers electrify their homes at no cost, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and
advancing energy equity. This is a highly hands-on outreach role, and this position will spend
most of their time identifying and creating productive outreach opportunities and connecting
directly with community members at events, workshops, and public spaces. This person will
expand and strengthen relationships with racial and social justice organizations, and will support
other policy initiatives as needed to most effectively achieve climate justice in our region.
To apply for this job please visit www.idealist.org.
