Opportunity from ASAP: Funding & Finance Recommendations for Resilience Hubs
Volunteer Opportunity | Reach Out Today
Do you have knowledge or skills related to climate resilience funding & finance, resilience hubs, or using library sites to meet climate resilience goals? Then volunteer to support the BayREN Resilient Libraries Network Initiative! ASAP is seeking volunteers to support libraries in the CA Bay Area as they plan to become Climate Resilience Centers/Resilience Hubs. Volunteers will give 1-2 hours/month in Spring/Summer 2023 to create targeted funding and finance recommendations for the sites. Volunteers will receive dedicated training and support from ASAP staff and partners and those who qualify can receive compensation for their time via the ASAP JEDI Fund. If you’re interested in volunteering, email Breana Nehls. 

Public Voices Fellowship on the Climate Crisis
Fellowship | Apply by February 14
The Public Voices Fellowship on the Climate Crisis is a year-long initiative to accelerate the ideas and impact of 20 new and necessary thought leaders working at the intersection of climate change, environmental communication, and social justice.

Next Generation of Resilience Student Showcase Abstract Team
Volunteer Opportunity | Apply by February 28 
Are you interested in helping select student presenters? F need five partners  to review the submissions between March 6 and March 17. If you would like to volunteer, please send an email to FEMA-ResilientNation@fema.dhs.gov. We will meet with the review team in the coming weeks to discuss timelines and expectations.

Next Generation of Resilience Student Showcase Student Submissions
Call for Submissions | Apply by February 28 
Are you an undergraduate or graduate student, 18 years of age or older, or do you know a student who is a great fit for this opportunity? Four students will be chosen to share their story at this event. Students can add this resume-building experience to employment and graduate school applications. 

2023 Native Youth Climate Change Adaptation Leadership Congress 
Leadership Opportunity | Apply by February 28 
Join students from across the country to discuss community adaptation and related environmental issues impacting Native peoples

Climate 2023 Travel Award 
Funding Opportunity | Apply by February 28 
This award provides financial support for the winner to attend an international conference in the field of climate processes of the earth, covering all scales and involving both modeling and observation methods, to be held in 2023, in order to hold a presentation, present a poster, or both.

Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative Community Grants Program
Funding Opportunity | Letter of Interest due February 28 
The Resilience Collaborative is seeking to fund justice-focused, environmental and climate projects that advance community-centered resilience priorities. The Collaborative is particularly interested in supporting frontline communities and tribes or nonprofits and community organizations that serve frontline communities and tribes. Awardees must be based in Washington, Idaho or Oregon. 

Coastal Resilience Program Request for Proposals
Funding Opportunity | LOI Due March 1 
The National Sea Grant Law Center is accepting applications from eligible applicants to conduct research on the effectiveness of coastal adaptation laws and policies. The Coastal Resilience Program grants have a recommended funding level of two $75,000 grants.

2023 - 2024 Research Fellowship Program Request for Proposals
RFP | Proposals due March 13
The program supports research related to climate adaptation for Northwest natural and cultural resource management and provides training in the principles and practices of developing decision-relevant science.

Consortium Partners for Alaska, Northwest, and Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center
RFP | Proposals due March 14 
This Announcement seeks to identify applicant organizations that propose to host and, as applicable, serve as consortium partners for a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Climate Adaptation Science Center (CASC) in the regions indicated below, and to determine if their proposed science, partnership, and program support activities and strategies are appropriate to serve in the following roles: Alaska, Northwest, and Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Centers.

Nominations to the NEJAC are now Open
Call for Nominations | Nominations due March 17 
The EPA is looking to fill approximately ten (10) new vacancies for terms through September 2024. To maintain the representation outlined by the charter, nominees will be selected to represent: academia; community-based organizations; non-governmental organizations; state and local governments; and tribal governments and indigenous organizations. Vacancies are anticipated to be filled by September 2023.

Climate Program Office - Climate and Societal Interactions Division Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Grant Opportunity | Applications Due March 29 
Grants funded through this opportunity will support national adaptive capacity by 1) generating new, locally relevant knowledge and strategies to reduce risks from flooding and wildfire in frontline communities, 2) testing and evaluating the scalability and transferability of existing methods of engagement and/or approaches for integrating social and interdisciplinary knowledge into climate adaptation planning for flooding and wildfire, and 3) piloting new methods of engagement and/or approaches for integrating social and interdisciplinary knowledge into climate adaptation planning for flooding and wildfire.

Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund
Funding Opportunity | Apply by July 19
The Fund aims to strengthen the resilience of Canadian communities through investments in infrastructure projects, including natural infrastructure projects, enabling them to better manage the current and future risks associated with natural hazards, such as floods, wildfires and droughts.

Severe Weather and Climate Change: A Reference Handbook Essay Opportunity 
Written Contribution | Reach out today 
This is an opportunity to address controversy or take a stand on the topic of Severe Weather and Climate Change. Five to ten contributors will include a 1000-1500 word essay and will be given a $100 stipend.  The audience is high school, college, and the lay public.  Essays must be original (not previously published articles). Contact Maria Groves at mgroves1@weber.edu for more information.

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