The Climate Museum Seeks a Social Media Fellow (Fall 2026–Spring 2027) — Apply Before July 27, 2026
Introduction
The Climate Museum is a pioneering nonprofit organisation in the United States that uses art, exhibitions, and cultural programming to inspire climate awareness and civic engagement. As the first museum in the country dedicated entirely to climate change, it plays a critical role in translating environmental challenges into public conversations that drive action toward a more just and sustainable future.
For the Fall 2026–Spring 2027 academic year, the museum is offering a Social Media Fellowship for students interested in digital communication, storytelling, climate advocacy, and cultural engagement. This part-time role is based in New York City and runs from September 2026 to May 2027.
Below are four key reasons why this fellowship is a strong opportunity for emerging creatives and communicators.
1. Use Digital Storytelling to Support Climate Action
The Social Media Fellowship allows students to use online platforms to amplify climate-focused messaging and public engagement.
Key responsibilities include:
- Writing and publishing social media posts across multiple platforms
- Supporting a communications calendar with consistent digital content
- Developing creative ideas to increase audience engagement
- Sharing updates about exhibitions, events, and climate initiatives
- Helping translate complex climate topics into accessible online content
This role gives fellows hands-on experience in using digital storytelling to support environmental awareness and civic participation.
2. Build Practical Experience in Social Media and Communications
This fellowship provides direct exposure to professional communications work within a cultural institution.
- Manage content across Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Bluesky
- Assist in maintaining a structured social media strategy
- Monitor analytics and track engagement trends
- Identify opportunities to improve digital reach and visibility
- Respond to audience comments and direct messages
Through these tasks, fellows develop strong practical skills in content creation, digital strategy, and online community engagement.
3. Strengthen Creative and Analytical Skills
The role blends creativity with data-driven communication, allowing fellows to build a wide range of transferable skills.
- Create engaging written and visual content for social media audiences
- Develop campaign ideas to boost engagement and visibility
- Analyse social media performance and audience insights
- Learn how to adjust messaging based on engagement data
- Support storytelling for exhibitions and public programmes
These skills are valuable for careers in communications, marketing, journalism, public relations, and nonprofit advocacy.
4. Work in a Mentored, Mission-Driven Cultural Environment
The Social Media Fellow works closely with a small team at the Climate Museum, receiving mentorship and guidance throughout the programme.
- Collaborate with communications and curatorial staff
- Receive mentorship from experienced museum professionals
- Contribute to real-time communication strategies
- Participate in a fast-paced cultural organisation
- Engage with climate-focused exhibitions and public events
The ideal candidate is creative, adaptable, and passionate about climate issues, with strong writing skills and an interest in digital media. Familiarity with tools like Canva and Google Workspace is an added advantage.
Conclusion
The Social Media Fellowship at the Climate Museum offers a unique opportunity to combine digital storytelling with climate advocacy in a meaningful cultural setting.
- It builds hands-on experience in social media management
- It strengthens creative and analytical communication skills
- It contributes to climate awareness through digital platforms
- It offers mentorship in a mission-driven museum environment
With applications closing on July 27, 2026, this fellowship is ideal for students seeking experience at the intersection of social media, cultural programming, and climate action.
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