The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.

UNEP's Regional Office for Africa (ROA) helps to implement UNEP's global programme's in the African region by initiating, coordinating and catalysing regional and sub-regional cooperation and action in response to environmental challenges and emerging issues. This position is located in the United Nations Environment Programme, Regional Office for Africa at the Nairobi duty station. Under the supervision of the Deputy Executive Director, the incumbent will perform the following duties.

The Department of Communication and Journalism at the University of Maine seeks an Assistant Professor of Communication, focused on Digital Rhetoric. The anticipated start date is August 29, 2022. This job opening is part of a multi-disciplinary faculty cluster entitled Rural Community Wellbeing. The candidate will collaborate with other cluster members who will be hired into various departments.

Scholars working from a wide range of specialties are welcomed, including digital storytelling, visual communication, critical media studies, posthumanism, science and technology studies, environmental justice, health advocacy, social activism, and coalition building and organizing. No matter the specialty, we expect candidates to demonstrate—in application materials and in scholarship—anti-oppressive research frameworks and methods. Preferred candidates will have expertise in intersections of difference such as among race and ethnicity, Native American and Indigenous peoples and cultures, gender and sexualities, rural poverty and mobilities, migrancy and border politics, and disability and neurological difference.

The School of Communication at American University seeks an open-rank faculty member to serve as Professor of Climate, Environmental Justice, Media and Communication beginning August 1, 2022 whose work and expertise focuses on public understanding of climate change, environmental justice, and immediate and long-term impact. This encompasses experience in the use of media and communication to frame and advocate for policies and issues associated with climate change and climate misinformation. This expertise thus spans climate, health, and social justice. Women, underrepresented individuals and people with disabilities, and veterans are encouraged to apply.