Climate Geeks - Social Content Creators

Organization Description

Climate Change Connection is a charitable non‑government organization working to educate Manitobans about climate change. We build awareness of climate change so Manitobans will reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – both individually and as a community. Facilitate climate change solutions : We work to expand our network and get involved with people and groups who are working toward climate change solutions.

Volunteer Opportunity Details

Volunteer Opportunity ID : 6109

Description of Duties

Calling All Climate Geeks + Content Creators! Manitoba Youth Wanted! ($500 Honourarium)

Are you a climate geek? A storyteller? A TikTok pro? Someone who notices the world changing and actually cares?

We’re looking for Manitoba youth creators (ages 13‑24) to help us make fun, engaging, creative social media content about climate change, local solutions, and the amazing work happening across our province.

No fancy gear needed. Just your phone, your ideas, and your voice.

What you’ll do :

• Create short videos or posts (TikTok, Reels, IG, YouTube Shorts)
• Highlight made‑in‑Manitoba climate stories
• Share youth perspectives on climate change
• Help show that climate action can be fun, hopeful, local, and real
• Connect with other youth creators across Manitoba

Let’s make climate action louder, funnier, and way more creative. The world needs more climate geeks – especially here in Manitoba.⚡

Skills Required

Skills Gained / Related Careers

Age

12 and under, 13‑15, 16‑17, 18‑30

Time Commitment

Daytime, Remote Volunteering, Flexible Hours

Location of Volunteer Opportunity

Winnipeg

Additional Information

Does opportunity require a criminal record check? No

Does opportunity require a child abuse registry check? No

Opportunity is available to candidates that : Group – small, family and friends

Fulfilling volunteer hours for school credit

Organization will provide

Location Statement

Volunteer Manitoba is located on the original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Anisininew, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We acknowledge that the clean water we drink comes from Shoal Lake 40 first nation, and that our electricity is produced on treaty territory. Volunteer Manitoba respects the Treaties that were made on these territories, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.

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