Pratt Institute

Environmental Careers Organization
Founded in 1972, The Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) is a national, non-profit organization that develops professionals for the environmental field through paid environmental internships that provide highly professional, on-the-job learning experiences for bachelor's, master’s, and doctoral students and recent graduates.
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Environmental Career
Environmental Career was created to help fill a need for environmental businesses. We help promote environmental businesses and organizations and their job openings via powering a dedicated environmental job site. Environmental Career is the most advanced and easy to use employment search engine devoted exclusively to providing the connection between environmental jobs and people in the Nation.
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Sustainable Job Center
Find environmental jobs by location, skill level or job category.
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Idealist.org
In this site you will find: Over 57,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 165 countries, which you can search or browse by name, location, or mission, thousands of volunteer opportunities in your community and around the world, and a list of organizations that can help you volunteer abroad and the best Nonprofit Career Center on the web, with hundreds of job and internship listings.
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AASHE Job Center
In recent years, a number of campuses in the US and Canada have established positions devoted to advancing sustainability on campus, and many more are considering it. The resources on this site list jobs at campus sustainability offices across the county.
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EPA Community Intern Program
The Community Intern Program places students directly in communities to assist community-based organizations in addressing local environmental and public health issues.
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Global Volunteer Network
The Global Volunteer Network offers volunteer opportunities in community projects throughout the world. We currently provide volunteer programs through our partner organizations in Alaska, China, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ghana, Honduras, India, Kenya, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, and Vietnam.
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Project H: Humanitarian Product Design
The New York City chapter of Project H was established in August 2009, coinciding with the launch of the Learning Landscape math playground project. The team of four chapter heads, including Design Fellow Heleen de Goey from Eidnhoven, Holland, led the Learning Landscape project and completed the pilot installation in January 2009 in Uganda. Their newest project is Empowerment through Food, a program that combines teaches multiple subjects (ecology, health, and vocational skills) through the growing, harvesting, and consumption of local and organic produce. Contact newyork@projecthdesign.org to get involved.
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