Chloride Free Ambassadors Program
We are facing two great environmental crises: climate change and biodiversity loss, but we can still turn this around.
The Chloride Free Foundation is working to tackle both crises by promoting soil biodiversity, and you can help us!
Make a difference by joining the 2021 Chloride Free Ambassadors Program, a community of young, motivated people working to reverse climate change and to bring awareness about the importance of soil organisms.
Through the Chloride Free Ambassadors Program, you can get involved in the organization’s activities, and connect with other amazing young people who also want to make a difference and build a better future!
How does the Program work?
By becoming a Chloride Free Ambassador, you are volunteering some of your time and skills to help fight climate change and biodiversity loss. Some of the Ambassadors’ contributions include:
- Review and create content for the Chloride Free blog and social media
- Share Chloride Free content
- Help to organize events/presentations
- Attend events/presentations
You can choose in which way you want to contribute. For each activity carried out, the Ambassador earns points, and whoever accumulates the most points can become a Coordinator at the Ambassadors Program.
Chloride Free Ambassadors will have the chance to participate in a workshop about soil biodiversity and receive educational content on the topic. Other workshops may also take place during the program. Ambassadors will also join the Chloride Free community where we share opportunities and help you built up your skills. You’ll have the chance to connect with people from around the world, share your experiences and debate ideas.
The duration of the program is 3 months. To earn the certificate, you must complete at least a month on the program and have achieved a certain number of points.
Who can participate?
- People from all world regions
- People from ages 18 to 35
- People of different levels of education
- People who are willing and able to take action on soil biodiversity and the climate crisis
Applications will be open from August 2 to September 5.