Jobs in Saskatoon, Canada

Organization: Black Eco Bloom
Location: Remote - Canada-based

• Under the general direction of the Board of Directors, lead day-to-day operations and organizational development of Black Eco Bloom.
• Implement the priorities set by the Board, stabilize governance and internal systems, and ensure that Black Eco Bloom’s work continues to center Black women and Black gender-diverse people in the environmental sector.
• Provide strategic leadership and professional advice to the Board on governance, programming, partnerships, and funding. Oversee the design and coordination of programming, relationship-building with community and sector partners, and the preparation of program and budget reports for funders and the Board.
• Work closely with the Board Chair to develop and execute a short-term (12–18 months) organizational roadmap and a practical funding plan that supports Black Eco Bloom’s mission, values, and long-term sustainability.

• Location: Remote - Canada-based.
• Hours: 10-15 hours per week.
• Contract: 6-month contract, with possibility of extension.
• Compensation: $40/hour.

• 3+ years of relevant experience in community engagement and program coordination/design.
• Experience creating and/or adapting programming and budget reports for boards, funders, or community partners.
• Expertise or strong skills in program management (planning, tracking, implementation).

• Experience overseeing staff and/or volunteers, even in small teams or grassroots contexts.
• Comfort as the organization's leading representative in public spaces and conversations.
• Ability to navigate complex situations with care, especially in Black, feminist, or queer community environments.
• Experience attending or engaging in conferences, gatherings, and community or climate sector events in Canada or internationally.
• Strong relationship-building skills with community partners, networks, and institutions.

• Familiarity with nonprofit governance and Board relations.
• Experience in climate, environmental, or justice movements in Canada.
• Experience with grant-funded projects and working with philanthropic or institutional funders.

To prepare for this process, please share contact information; provide written (or audio) answers about your experience, leadership, and alignment with Black Eco Bloom’s mission; your availability and any constraints we should know about; a video call interview; names and contact information for 2–3 references; and submit a written situational assessment.

To aid applicants, you may instead send a short voice note or video responding to the application questions to hello@blackecobloom.org with the subject line: “Interim ED Application - [Your Name]”.

We encourage individuals with intersecting identities (Black, Indigenous, women & gender-diverse individuals) to apply. Candidates who may not have the listed work experience but have gained the required skills are also encouraged to apply. We will be contacting potential applicants for an interview.

Join us in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future! Apply now to become a part of Black Eco Bloom's impactful journey.

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