EMPLOYMENT: U.S. Department of State Employment
Dec
13
to Jan 1

EMPLOYMENT: U.S. Department of State Employment

REPRESENT AMERICA TO THE WORLD

Discover opportunities that allow you to contribute your experiences, knowledge, and expertise to work on foreign policies, technology, security systems, buildings, and more, around the world.  Join the diplomatic workforce that reflects and represents America, one where diversity and inclusion make us stronger, smarter, more creative, and more innovative.  Help the United States gain a significant competitive advantage on the world stage.  Become a member of the U.S. Foreign Service, Civil Service, and internship/fellowships working in one of more than 270 U.S. Embassies or Consulates abroad or right here in the United States. Take a glimpse inside the careers at the U.S. Department of State today.

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VOLUNTEER: Carpe Mundi's 13th Annual UN-Gala
Sep
16
3:00 PM15:00

VOLUNTEER: Carpe Mundi's 13th Annual UN-Gala

Volunteer at Carpe Mundi's 13th Annual Un-Gala on October 25th, 2024!

This is our largest event of the year, and with our small team of employees, volunteers are necessary to make the event run smoothly. 

Please complete the form linked below, and we will reach out to you with more details. 

If you have any questions email our Community Outreach and Recruitment Specialist, Grace Howard, at grace@carpemundi.org

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OPPORTUNITY: Youth Ambassador USA Pavilion at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Japan
Sep
10
3:30 PM15:30

OPPORTUNITY: Youth Ambassador USA Pavilion at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Japan

The Department of State Youth Ambassador, or Student Ambassador, program is a long-standing U.S Government exchange program which began in the 1950’s.  For decades, young Americans have served as docents or guides for USA Pavilions at International Expositions, or World’s Fairs.  The opportunity to engage with millions of visitors of all ages and backgrounds throughout the six-month Expo is a once in a lifetime experience.  Serving as the “Faces of America” is an important role at a World’s Fair as many of the visitors may have never met face-to-face with an American before.

Youth Ambassadors have embarked on internships and careers in foreign policy with various U.S. Government agencies, including the State Department, USAID, the Department of Agriculture and others, as well as careers in international business, event management,  and entrepreneurship.  Youth Ambassadors are considered U.S. government exchange alumni and become part of a 1 million+ community of exchange alumni with opportunities for continued grants and other programs.

We encourage you to apply for the program and hope to see you in Japan at Expo 2025 Osaka!

What to Expect?

Youth Ambassadors will welcome and interact daily with international visitors. They will act as representatives of the U.S. and assist in organizing and executing events at the U.S. Pavilion.

Who Are We Looking For?

Young people, ages 19-27, who want to represent the U.S. and are ideally multilingual in English and one of the following languages: Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, or Portuguese*.

Youth Ambassadors will be divided into three cohorts:

  • Full-Term of the Expo: March 26, 2025 – October 15, 2025*

  • Spring 2025: March 26, 2025 – July 23, 2025*

  • Fall 2025: July 12, 2025 – October 15, 2025*

*All YAs will meet for a multi-day, in-person orientation March 22 – 26, 2025 in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Jul
19
to Jul 23

EVENT: Turtle Island Regional Gathering of the Ecoversties Alliance

Turtle Island Regional Gathering of the Ecoversties Alliance!We will be hosted at the Atlan Center, located in the Cascadia bioregion of the northwest this July 19 - 23rd, 2024

Want to join us? Please begin by filling out this interest form .

We will follow up with those who express interest to confirm.

Our focus is to bring together people who are deeply involved with reimagining education — working within and beyond the modern education systems — as well as in locally-rooted learning spaces that are regenerating community, ecology, local economy, and a sensibility of coming back home. Many of these places are connected with different grassroots, social, and ecological movements, indigenous communities, and others.

During the 5-day Turtle Island Ecoversities Alliance gathering you can expect to:

  • Immerse yourself in a mezcla of group sessions, dialogues, and moments of stillness surrounded by an enchanting ecology of the White Salmon River watershed

  • Share ideas, practices, and dreams for unlearning and relearning

  • Get inspired by the richness and diversity of learning initiatives taking place in the Turtle Island region

  • Make and deepen friendships with like-minded souls and increase capacity for solidarity across our region

  • Celebrate the unique awareness each one of us brings to the tapestry of our collective journey of re-imagining education and life

  • Be introduced to the Ecoversites Alliance, and discover different possibilities with the network

Logistics Overview (Details here)

  • Dates & Travel: July 19 (Evening) through 23rd (Afternoon) at Atlan Center which is located in White Salmon, WA* within the Cascadia bioregion

  • *The closest major airport is PDX in Portland, OR

  • July 24: Option to visit learning centers in Portland

  • Contributions:

  • We encourage everyone who attends to consider yourself a contributor. What gifts do you have you can bring to share? What questions that you hold may guide our explorations? What longings may open our collective imagination?

  • Financial contributions are welcome, and we are seeking to source grant funding to subsidize individual costs.

  • Hard costs for this experience are estimated to be $150-250 per person including food, basic accommodations, and group ground travel from Portland. We are intending to offer some financial assistance, cost sharing, and gifting.

About Atlan Center: Atlan is a living and learning village dedicated to the artful co-creation of healthy living systems celebrating the connectedness and diversity of all Life. Atlan provides sanctuary for the creation of sustainable culture through the holistic integration of healing, art, and design.Atlan community stewards 151 acres and integrates with neighboring residences just northwest of the city of White Salmon, Washington. The land has beautiful southern slopes with year round streams. It hosts stands of second growth Douglas fir, riparian transition zones, and oak savannah, providing a rich variety of flora and fauna and a place to grow our vibrant future!

About Ecoversities: The Ecoversities Alliance is a trans-local learning community of 200 transformative learning spaces from more than 40 countries around the world who have been meeting and working together since 2015 through international and regional gatherings, learning exchanges, campaigns, workshops, learning journeys, film festivals and publications.We strive to cultivate human and ecological flourishing in response to the multitude of urgent and critical challenges of our times. Since 2015, the Ecoversities Alliance has hosted 6 international gatherings and regional networks have been active in Latin America, India, Asia, Pacific Region, Europe, Africa and the Arab World.Our vision
The Ecoversities Alliance seeks to transform the unsustainable and unjust economic, political and social systems/mindsets that currently dominate many societies. We wish to do this by actively transforming the ways we learn, the tools we use to make sense of the world, and the ways we create and share knowledge.

Our mission
- To support learners and communities around the world to reclaim their own processes of un/learning, knowledge co-creation and community building.
- Inspiring, nourishing, connecting and giving visibility to diverse ecoversities initiatives worldwide.
- Building solidarities, collective inquiries, inter-cultural dialogue and new experiments in education
- Nurturing an ecology of knowledges, radical pedagogies and learning commons to expand human consciousness and cultural and ecological regeneration

Questions can be sent to: emwalz@gmail.com

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