Youth Programmes Intern

The role

Young people care about climate. Most never get a real way in.

You will help build programmes that give them one: workshops, campus partnerships and the groundwork for our youth fellowship.

What you will do

• Plan and run workshops and sessions with colleges and youth groups.

• Build relationships with student clubs, faculty and youth networks.

• Help design the fellowship: who it is for, what fellows do, and how we know it worked.

• Document everything: attendance, feedback, photos and stories.

Who you are

• You have organised something before (an event, a club, a campaign) and people showed up.

• You can talk to a principal and a first-year student on the same afternoon.

• You are organised: timelines, spreadsheets, follow-ups.

• You care about climate and culture, and you are curious about people whose lives look nothing like yours.

• Bonus: you speak Kannada, Tulu or Konkani.

Any degree. Show us what you have built.

How to apply

Send your resume and tell us, in under 150 words, about something you organised: what it was, who came, and what you would do differently next time.

About Baeru

Baeru works with the people who live closest to the waste problem: the women who collect and recover it, the fishing families who haul plastic out of the sea,

and the artists who put the story on stage. We run on-ground operations, livelihood training and culture-led campaigns like Beware of Plastic Asura,

our Yakshagana production about a demon made of waste, and we build the technology that turns all of this work into verified data.