Below you will find the 32 placement opportunities for the second cohort. Applications for members are open from August 19, 2024, through 11:59 p.m. September 8, 2024, unless noted otherwise.
Each opportunity includes title, host organization, and location. If you click “Apply Now” you will be directed to the application portal and can see more information about the position’s role and activities.
If you have any questions about the application process, please email arcari@cedamichigan.org.
Host site: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy - Environmental Support Division
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy - Office of the Environmental Justice Public Advocate
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Calvin University, Plaster Creek Stewards
Location: Grand Rapids, MI (On-site)
Host site: City of Eastpointe
Location: Eastpointe, MI (On-site)
Host site: City of Grand Rapids
Location: Grand Rapids, MI (On-site)
Host site: City of Kalamazoo
Location: Kalamazoo, MI (On-site)
Host site: Community Housing Network
Location: Troy, MI (On-site)
Host site: County of Marquette
Location: Marquette, MI (On-site)
Host site: Detroit 2030 District
Location: Detroit, MI (On-site)
Host site: Detroit Action
Location: Detroit, MI (On-site)
Host site: Eastside Community Network
Location: Detroit, MI (On-site)
Host site: Grand Valley Metro Council
Location: Grand Rapids, MI (On-site)
Host site: Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities
Location: Traverse City, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Ingham County
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan
Location: Sault Ste. Marie, MI (On-site)
Host site: Let's Grow Michigan
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Macomb County Planning and Economic Development
Location: Macomb, MI (On-site)
Host site: MassTimber@MSU - Michigan State University
Location: East Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan AFL CIO Workforce Development Institute
Location: Lansing, MI (On-site)
Host site: Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD)
Location: Eaton Rapids, MI (On-site)
Host site: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy - Office of Climate and Energy
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity - Community & Worker Economic Transition Office
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan Department of Natural Resources - Office of Public Lands
Location: Lansing, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Location: Lansing, MI (On-site)
Host site: Michigan Environmental Council
Location: Marquette, MI (On-site)
Host site: Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity - Office of Rural Prosperity
Location: Traverse City, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Michigan Sustainable Business Forum
Location: Grand Rapids, MI (Teleservice)
Host site: Northern Michigan University
Location: Marquette, MI (On-site)
Host site: SEEDS Ecology and Education Centers
Location: Traverse City, MI (On-site)
Host site: Superior Watershed Partnership
Location: Marquette, MI (On-site)
Host site: Washtenaw County Resilience Office
Location: Washtenaw County, MI (On-site)
Host site: Wayne County - Sustainability & Innovation
Location: Wayne, MI (On-site)
MHC Corps members receive several benefits by participating in and finishing the November 2024 - October 2025 program. Some benefits stem from being part of the AmeriCorps program and others because they are members of the MHC Corps program, specifically.
Jessica Austin, Michigan Healthy Climate Corps member
Chad Oberdoerster, Michigan Heathy Climate Corps member
Becca Serrano, Michigan Healthy Climate Corps member
By stepping up to serve, you can support real climate action and explore a future in Michigan’s growing climate and energy economy. The MHC Corps program will support your success with training, connections to leaders in the field, and a supportive network.
We especially encourage individuals from historically underserved communities and those on the frontline of climate impacts to consider applying. Individuals need to be 18 years old to serve, and no degree or formal work experience is required.
