Our Children's Trust, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public interest law firm founded in 2015, has filed multiple lawsuits against the government on behalf of youth plaintiffs for infringing on their rights "to a stable climate system." On a mission to ensure "a healthy atmosphere for all present and future generations," Our Children's Trust works to protect the climate system by representing and amplifying the voices of young people in their global legal efforts.

Headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, Our Children's Trust has posted full-time, optional remote jobs for U.S. applicants nationwide in the past. These opportunities have included remote marketing, environmental & green, education & training, nonprofit & philanthropy, and event planning jobs, among others, and have been offered to experienced professionals who share the organization's passion for "securing the legal right to a safe climate." As an employer, Our Children's Trust believes in fostering an inclusive work environment that welcomes, embraces, and respects diverse people, identities, and cultures, and it provides eligible associates with benefits on top of flexible work arrangements. Some roles are described as ideal for local applicants, with exceptions made for the right candidate, and as such, some remote jobs may require travel.

Our Children's Trust's legal work is informed by constitutional, human rights, and public trust laws, as well as the laws of nature, and is focused on ensuring science-based, systematic climate recovery planning and remedies at state, federal, and global levels. In addition to supporting lawsuits, such as Juliana v. United States, Our Children's Trust has launched executive branch rule-making actions and judicial lawsuits nationwide, and it supports youth and attorneys worldwide in developing and advancing legal actions to incite science-based government action on climate change. Moreover, the organization offers a law library on its website.

Our Children's Trust, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public interest law firm founded in 2015, has filed multiple lawsuits against the government on behalf of youth plaintiffs for infringing on their rights "to a stable climate system." On a mission to ensure "a healthy atmosphere for all present and future generations," Our Children's Trust works to protect the climate system by representing and amplifying the voices of young people in their global legal efforts.

Headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, Our Children's Trust has posted full-time, optional remote jobs for U.S. applicants nationwide in the past. These opportunities have included remote marketing, environmental & green, education & training, nonprofit & philanthropy, and event planning jobs, among others, and have been offered to experienced professionals who share the organization's passion for "securing the legal right to a safe climate." As an employer, Our Children's Trust believes in fostering an inclusive work environment that welcomes, embraces, and respects diverse people, identities, and cultures, and it provides eligible associates with benefits on top of flexible work arrangements. Some roles are described as ideal for local applicants, with exceptions made for the right candidate, and as such, some remote jobs may require travel.

Our Children's Trust's legal work is informed by constitutional, human rights, and public trust laws, as well as the laws of nature, and is focused on ensuring science-based, systematic climate recovery planning and remedies at state, federal, and global levels. In addition to supporting lawsuits, such as Juliana v. United States, Our Children's Trust has launched executive branch rule-making actions and judicial lawsuits nationwide, and it supports youth and attorneys worldwide in developing and advancing legal actions to incite science-based government action on climate change. Moreover, the organization offers a law library on its website.