Climate Action & Community Resilience ManagerDivision: National Programs Reports to: Dr. Shahar Sadeh, Founding Director, Adamah New YorkStatus: Full Time, Exempt with benefits Salary: $90,000Adamah is the leading Jewish environmental organization in North America.At Adamah, we believe in the deep connection between people and planet, in Hebrew - adam and adamah. Every day, we help people feel that connection, spark Jewish inspiration, and help build a more sustainable future for all. And because we are the link between our ancestors and our descendants, we are called in this generation to respond to the existential crises of our time with the full power of the Jewish spirit. Our mission is to create vibrant Jewish life in deep connection with the earth, catalyzing culture change and systemic change through immersive retreats, Jewish environmental education, leadership development, and climate action.Adamah Community Impact Hubs are located in major Jewish communities across North America where anchor partners are deeply invested in our mission, values, and programming. Adamah NY Community Impact Hub is driving transformative Jewish environmental education, youth empowerment, and climate action across New York City, Long Island, and Westchester (henceforth: NY Area). Job Summary: Adamah NY seeks an experienced, dynamic, entrepreneurial and mission-driven Climate Action & Resilience Manager to expand climate mitigation and resilience efforts across NY’s Jewish community institutions. This is a highly strategic, public-facing role for a relationship-builder who is passionate about climate action, climate resilience, and Jewish community engagement. Working closely with the Adamah NY Director and Adamah’s national Climate Action Team, the Manager will help launch a new Climate Security & Resilience program that helps communities prepare for, withstand, and recover from climate-related disruptions.Working in partnership with Jewish communal institutions and leaders, government agencies, emergency management professionals, utilities, and nonprofit partners the Manager will strengthen institutional preparedness, expand climate action across New York's Jewish community, and position Adamah NY as a trusted leader at the intersection of climate, resilience, and Jewish communal life.The Manager will be supported by a part-time Administrative Coordinator, working together to deliver programs, coordinate communications and logistics, manage partnerships, and support the continued growth of Adamah NY's climate initiatives. This position offers a rare opportunity to help build one of North America's first Jewish communal climate resilience initiatives while expanding climate action across New York's Jewish community. Working closely with Adamah NY staff, national colleagues, communal leaders, and external partners, the Manager will play a central role in developing climate action and resilience programs, cultivating strategic partnerships, supporting institutions in implementing climate solutions, and guiding members of the Jewish Climate Leadership Coalition through the development and execution of their Climate Action Plans. The Manager will also help advance Adamah's Climate Action Fund and contribute to the growth of innovative climate and resilience initiatives across the region.Resilience Program Development 40% Lead the development and implementation of Adamah NY's Climate Security & Resilience programBuild strategic partnerships with NYC and New York State agencies working on climate resilience, emergency preparedness, infrastructure, public health, utilities, and community resilience.Serve as Adamah NY's primary liaison with organizations including emergency management agencies, resilience offices, climate adaptation experts, utilities, insurers, academic institutions, and nonprofit partners.Design, coordinate and deliver educational workshops, webinars, and resilience trainings for Jewish and other communal leaders, including one large multi-stakeholder conference yearly.Coordinate a pilot resilience initiative with institutions in flood-prone communities.Support participating institutions in developing preparedness protocols, continuity-of-operations plans, and resilience strategies.Lead development of the Jewish Community Climate Resilience Playbook, including best practices, planning tools, funding opportunities, and government resources.Identify funding opportunities and strategic partnerships to expand and sustain the resilience initiative beyond the initial grant period.Grant reporting: Track project milestones, deliverables, evaluation metrics, and reporting requirements. Produce reports and recommendations documenting lessons learned and opportunities for expansion. Climate Action and Coalition Engagement 40% Jewish Climate Leadership Coalition Growth & Support Recruit Jewish community organizations across the NY area to join Adamah’s Jewish Climate Leadership CoalitionSupport the development, implementation, and annual reporting of NY based members’ organizational Climate Action PlansSupport the Climate Action Fund recruitment and application process Program Development & Implementation Design, deliver and coordinate local programming including learning sessions, and strategic workshops on climate solutions (e.g., electrification, clean energy, energy efficiency, nature-based solutions), Climate Week NY and Earth Day eventsDevelop local programs and partnerships with NYC-based climate and sustainability experts, government programs, nonprofits, and private sector leaders to support members’ decarbonization goals, to advance the Hub’s visibility, relevance and impactDevelop materials and resource guides as neededOutreach to potential business partners (through Adamah’s Jewish Green Business Network and beyond) to create opportunities for Coalition members and for sponsorship Community Program Support (10%) Support Adamah NY’s broader mission and programs including in person and outdoor events, retreats, and educational offeringsFoster meaningful integration between climate and resilience portfolio and other Adamah NY offerings by connecting members to additional Hub programs Administration (10%) Participate in internal meetings, including: Weekly check-ins with the Adamah NY DirectorWeekly Jewish Climate Leadership Coalition team virtual meetingWeekly Adamah NY team meetingsMonthly national Adamah staff meetingsMaintain accurate records and progress tracking using shared data systemsParticipate in professional development opportunities Desired Experience and Qualifications: 5+ years of professional experience in one or more of the following fields: climate policy, sustainability, climate resilience, emergency management, environmental planning, public sector leadership, or nonprofit management.Advanced degree preferred (MA, MPA, MS, or equivalent) in environmental studies, environmental policy, sustainability, engineering, public policy, public administration, nonprofit management, or related fields.Strong understanding of climate change, climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience planning.Familiarity with emergency preparedness, continuity planning, and community resilience strategies.Experience building cross-sector partnerships and facilitating collaborative initiatives involving nonprofit, government, philanthropic, private-sector, and community stakeholders.Experience cultivating relationships and working effectively with institutional leaders, clergy, community members, and other key stakeholders.strong project management, organizational, and strategic planning skills.Ability to translate technical concepts and data into practical guidance for diverse audiences.Comfortable facilitating workshops, leading trainings, and presenting to both professional and community audiences.Experience managing grant-funded initiatives, including reporting, evaluation, and compliance requirements.Familiarity with the New York Jewish community and its institutions is a plus. Additional Qualifications: Excellent organizational, time-management, and prioritization skills, with strong attention to detail.Outstanding written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office applications; experience with Salesforce or similar CRM platforms is preferred.Comfortable using AI tools to support research, drafting, project management, and operational efficiency while exercising sound judgment and fact-checking.Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while balancing strategic thinking with attention to execution.Self-starter with a collaborative mindset, strong initiative, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Team & Organizational Responsibilities: Attend and contribute to regular Adamah NY team meetings, monthly all-staff meetings, and quarterly divisional meetings.Collaborate with team members to support Adamah NY outreach, communications, and community building in the region.While this role will focus on climate action and resilience, other responsibilities may be delegated and expanded as needed to support our interdisciplinary and collaborative team. Responsibilities could include but are not limited to: supporting set up for adjacent Adamah NY programming, supporting local engagement with the Jewish Youth Climate Movement or Adamah on Campus, marketing and communications support, and development and fundraising support.Must maintain a professional demeanor and ability to adapt to changing situations.Other tasks/duties as assigned. Working Conditions:This is an exempt position with standard working hours from Monday to Friday, with occasional travel, evenings and weekend work required. The role is designed to be hybrid, with a minimum of 2 days per week in the NY downtown office. Candidates must be based in the metro New York area and able to commute to and from NYC. This job description does not state or imply that the above are the only duties and responsibilities assigned to the position. Employees holding this position will be required to perform any other job-related duties as requested by Management. All requirements are subject to possible modification to reasonably accommodate individuals with a disability. 90 Day Check In: Ninety days from date of employment date, there will be a check in between you and your supervisor. Annually thereafter. To be considered for this role, you must send a resume and cover letter.Only applications with both a resume and personalized cover letter will be considered complete and reviewed. Finalists will be asked to provide references. The anticipated start date is October 12, 2026; applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis through September 4, 2026.How to Apply: Keep below for postings outside of our Adamah jobs pageTo apply, send a resume and thoughtful cover letter through the careers page of our website Careers | Adamah | People. Planet. Purpose. Frequently cited statistics show that women and underrepresented groups apply to jobs only if they meet 100% of the criteria. Adamah encourages you to break that statistic and apply. Adamah is strongly committed to equal employment opportunities for all individuals. We especially encourage people of color, women and nonbinary folks, LGBTQ+ people, disabled people, working class and low-income people, and those with other marginalized identities to apply. Adamah is strongly committed to equal employment opportunities for all individuals. Adamah will make all employment decisions for staff and applicants without unlawful discrimination as to race, creed, color, national origin, gender identity and expression, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, alienage, citizenship or any other basis protected by law. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment including but not limited to recruiting, hiring, compensation, training and development, benefits, promotion, demotion transfer, discipline or termination. All Adamah staff, regardless of position, are expected to maintain and live up to the true meaning of nondiscrimination.