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Join Our Team: Community Organizer

by | Oct 9, 2025 | Cook Inlet

Cook Inletkeeper is hiring a Community Organizer to help strengthen local climate action and community engagement on the Lower Kenai Peninsula! This position will play a key role in advancing Homer Drawdown, a community-led effort to implement local climate solutions, and in coordinating Inletkeeper’s annual Electronics Recycling events across the region.

Join Our Team: Community Organizer

(Part-Time – Homer, AK)

Cook Inletkeeper is hiring a Community Organizer to help strengthen local climate action and community engagement on the Lower Kenai Peninsula! This position will play a key role in advancing Homer Drawdown, a community-led effort to implement local climate solutions, and in coordinating Inletkeeper’s annual Electronics Recycling events across the region.

We’re looking for someone who loves connecting people to purpose — someone organized, creative, and grounded in community. The ideal candidate will be highly organized, personable, and passionate about inspiring people to take meaningful action, with experience in event planning and volunteer coordination. 

Inletkeeper is committed to equity and inclusion, and we strongly encourage applications from LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, bi-racial, and other underrepresented communities.

Read the full job description. 

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