Welcome to Worldchanging's Employment Opportunities page.

At WorldChanging, we are always looking for people who share our commitment to working towards a better future. Through solutions-based web media, we aim to connect people to ideas and innovation with the hope to inspire change.

For employment opportunities, we invite you to explore our site to see if you are a good fit for us. Current open positions are listed below:

Worldchanging Correspondents

If you have your finger on the pulse of emerging bright green solutions and social innovation, we'd love to have you on our team. We're specifically looking for a few talented writers from all over the world who can produce short, pointed, thoughtful posts for our Daily Blog.

Correspondents will send in "microblog" style articles, 75-300 words apiece (subject to our editing), discussing specific subjects like recent books, articles, studies and other resources; emerging innovations and initiatives; Worldchanging people; new memes to watch; etc., in a voice that's curious, smart and solutions-focused. Posts should introduce/explain the subject and comment on it in a way that surprises readers or makes them think. We expect you to commit to at least two posts per week for a minimum of three months.

This is a volunteer position. Those who generously share their talents with us will receive a bio on the Worldchanging website, the chance to engage with our smart global audience, hands-on experience in solutions-based journalism and, of course, the gratitude of the Worldchanging team. Plus, having your work published on one of the world's largest sustainability blogs is a pretty good way to get your thoughts out into the world!

To apply, please send an email titled "Worldchanging Correspondents" to managing editor Sarah Kuck at Sarah [at] Worldchanging [dot] com. In the email, introduce yourself and tell us what inspires you to write for us! Then pitch 5 ideas for things you might like to blog about. Attach 3 samples of your own magazine-style writing, at least 2 of which are shorter than 400 words (unpublished samples are ok).