Applications are open for young professionals interested in using storytelling and communication to advance biodiversity action. The Communication and Storytelling Fellowship under the Global Youth Biodiversity Network Transformative Futures Fellowship invites applicants to contribute to global environmental advocacy while strengthening their creative and strategic communication skills.

This remote fellowship runs from May to December 2026 and offers a chance to work within an international youth network actively engaged in biodiversity governance and policy processes.

 About the Fellowship

The programme is designed to support emerging communicators and storytellers in amplifying youth voices within biodiversity and sustainability spaces. Fellows will engage in real-world communication efforts while receiving mentorship and participating in collaborative learning experiences.

Through this initiative, participants will help shape narratives around environmental protection, youth engagement, and global policy discussions—particularly within frameworks like the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Role Overview

The selected fellow will contribute to strengthening GYBN’s communication presence by transforming complex environmental topics into accessible and engaging content.

This includes:

• Supporting global communication strategies and campaigns

• Creating and managing content for social media, websites, and newsletters

• Documenting youth-led initiatives and biodiversity actions

• Conducting interviews and capturing stories from community members

• Translating policy updates into youth-friendly formats

Key Focus Areas

1. Content Creation & Strategy

• Develop engaging multimedia and written content

• Support campaigns around global environmental events (e.g., Biodiversity Day, COP meetings)

2. Storytelling & Narrative Building

• Highlight real stories from youth in biodiversity work

• Shape narratives that reflect diversity, inclusion, and shared values

3. Ethical Communication

• Ensure respectful, inclusive, and culturally sensitive storytelling

• Promote responsible communication practices across platforms

Duration & Commitment

• Timeline: May – December 2026

• Workload: Approximately 20–25 hours per week

• Location: Fully remote

• Compensation: Modest stipend provided

Don't miss out on the application deadline which is 7 April 2026 (23:59 UTC).