Friends of the Earth is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization that has advocated on behalf of environmental policy issues for more than 43 years. As an employer, the organization has offered both freelance and employment opportunities that include flexible work arrangements, like short-term and temporary jobs, part-time schedules, and remote jobs. Friends of the Earth is known to look for experienced and manager-level professionals with a bachelor’s degree and experience in career categories like education & training, nonprofit & philanthropy, advertising & PR, environmental & green, and government & politics.

Working to help achieve a healthy and fair world, Friends of the Earth focuses its efforts to affect policy change on the "economic drivers that are encouraging environmental degradation." The organization is part of Friends of the Earth International, a global organization with 2 million activists across 70 countries. Established in 1969, the nonprofit has offices in Berkeley, California, in addition to its Washington, DC, headquarters. Using strategies ranging from grassroots activism to policy analysis, Friends of the Earth has worked to keep dangerous nuclear reactors offline, helped implement policy to reduce air pollution from ships, assisted in preventing the release of genetically engineered mosquitoes, and helped to implement a new review by the Obama administration of the controversial Keystone oil pipeline.

Friends of the Earth is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization that has advocated on behalf of environmental policy issues for more than 43 years. As an employer, the organization has offered both freelance and employment opportunities that include flexible work arrangements, like short-term and temporary jobs, part-time schedules, and remote jobs. Friends of the Earth is known to look for experienced and manager-level professionals with a bachelor’s degree and experience in career categories like education & training, nonprofit & philanthropy, advertising & PR, environmental & green, and government & politics.

Working to help achieve a healthy and fair world, Friends of the Earth focuses its efforts to affect policy change on the "economic drivers that are encouraging environmental degradation." The organization is part of Friends of the Earth International, a global organization with 2 million activists across 70 countries. Established in 1969, the nonprofit has offices in Berkeley, California, in addition to its Washington, DC, headquarters. Using strategies ranging from grassroots activism to policy analysis, Friends of the Earth has worked to keep dangerous nuclear reactors offline, helped implement policy to reduce air pollution from ships, assisted in preventing the release of genetically engineered mosquitoes, and helped to implement a new review by the Obama administration of the controversial Keystone oil pipeline.