The National Working Group (NWGs) acts on the national level of SfGH to develop the network's capacity on a particular topic. The climate and health working group has been active for over a year, and we'd like to expand our team! Our work will range from campaigning and capacity building to research, with a particular focuses on the relationship between climate, race and refugees.
You can find the latest updates on what we have been up to, to give you an idea of what you might be working on here:
https://studentsforglobalhealth.org/2021/04/06/climate-change-and-health-coordinated-theme-march-2021-update/Criteria:
- Passionate about Climate Change and Health
- Motivated to work with a team to further education, advocacy and action efforts
- NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE NEEDED! In fact for many of us, the NWG was our first time involved in something like this. We welcome students from all backgrounds and courses.
- A willingness to learn and contribute
Note: The deadline for this application is 20/03/2022, at 11:59pm. This role is for this academic year as a minimum and will begin as soon as applications are reviewed. Please note this a voluntary role, and only applicable to UK-based university students.
This role requires approximately 4 hours of work per week, although we are all students and appreciate the need for flexibility around exams etc.
We look forward to receiving your applications!
If you have any further questions, please get in touch at
coordinatedtheme@studentsforglobalhealth.org*DISCLAIMER:
By filling in this form, you may willingly providing your personal information (name, email address, University & Course) to SfGH. The use of the information provided in the form will be used solely for the purpose of application to join the COP26: Research, Advocacy and Campaigns National Working Group. Once applications are over, your personal data will be anonymised or destroyed. If you want us to remove your personal data before, you can request that by sending an email to
pad@studentsforglobalhealth.org or
secretary@studentsforglobalhealth.org. The personal data will only be accessible by the coordinated theme and relevant members of the national committee.
