Food Campaign Internship at Greenpeace

Campaign Coordination & Support

• Assist in planning, logistics, and coordination of campaign activities (community engagements, learning exchanges, advocacy workshops, field visits, policy roundtables, digital campaigns, youth dialogues, and strategic webinars. etc.).
• Provide administrative and organizational support during events and field visits.
• Track timelines, partner commitments, and activity outputs.

Content Development & Documentation

• Support documentation of campaign activities through writing, photography, and data gathering.
• Draft summaries, meeting reports, and partner briefs.
• Assist in creating blog posts, social media content, and digital storytelling materials.

Research & Analysis

• Support background research including topics such as agroecology, seed laws, pesticide use, and food sovereignty in Africa.
• Compile and organize relevant studies, policy briefs, and media mentions.
• Monitor key events (COP, regional summits, etc.) for advocacy entry points.

Stakeholder Engagement & Communications

• Support outreach to allies, volunteers, and grassroots communities.
• Assist in organizing collaborative projects with farmers, CSOs, and influencers.

Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL)

• Support basic data collection and reflections from campaign activities.
• Assist in gathering feedback from partners and participants.
• Contribute to internal reports and learning sessions.

QUALIFICATIONS & EDUCATION

Education:

• A degree/diploma graduate in Agriculture, Environmental Studies, Development Studies, Political Science or a related field.

Skills & Experience:

• A strong interest in food justice, agroecology, and environmental activism.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Willingness to learn and support community-based work and campaign events.
• Any prior experience (volunteer, academic, or personal) in research, writing, organizing events, or storytelling is a plus.
• Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office/Google Suite); 
• Social media awareness and understanding/openness to understand the African civil society landscape is desirable.
• Bilingual proficiency (English required; French an advantage).