Volunteer opportunities at award-winning green Jewish website

Our friends at the Jew & The Carrot – an award-winning blog dedicated to food, sustainability and Judaism – looking for volunteers to bring their talents to a blog that is at the heart of the new Jewish food movement.

The Jew & The Carrot, which is run by eco-NGO, Hazon, is looking for creative people to fill the following roles:

  • Editor-in-Chief
  • Business Manager
  • Circulation Manager
  • Associate Editors
  • Lead Contributors.

The Jew & The Carrot is based in New York City but is seeking applicants worldwide. Closing date: 4 January 2009.

For further information visit: http://jcarrot.org/jobs-at-jcarrot

Photo: metamuro.

Michael Green
Michael Greenhttps://www.greenprophet.com/
Born into a family of auto mechanics and engineers in east London’s urban sprawl, Michael bucked the trend and chose a bicycle instead of a car. A relative newcomer to Jerusalem, he works as a freelance journalist writing for the Jerusalem Post and other publications. Before moving to Israel, he worked for an environmental NGO in England where he developed a healthy obsession with organic vegetables and an aversion to pesticides and GMOs. Michael’s surname is pure coincidence. Michael can be reached at michael (at) greenprophet (dot) com.
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