Careers

Do you want to create a better world? You've come to the right place.

Working at EarthRights is more than a job. Join our team of international activists, attorneys, and teachers that work every day to take on the world’s most powerful corporations. And win.

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Your work here directly impacts the lives of others. That’s why we need the best people on our team.

Program Manager, Local Engagement, Action, and Dialogue (LEAD) 
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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U.S. Environmental Defenders Research Consultant
Location: United States
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Alumni Engagement Program Coordinator
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Human Resources Coordinator
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Global Human Rights Storyteller
Location: Washington, DC
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Democratic Republic of Congo Research Consultant
Location: Congo
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Information Technology Systems Specialist (Consultant)
Location: Washington, DC
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Climate Change Policy Advisor
Location: Washington, DC
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Staff Attorney – Brazil Project
Location: Washington, DC, Peru
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Technical Specialist – Climate Change (Consultant )
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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ERI staff from all four offices come together in Chiang Mai, Thailand for an all-staff retreat.

Intern with us

We won’t ask you to get coffee, we’ll ask you to fight giants.

U.S. Legal Internship (Spring & Summer 2021)
Location: Washington, DC
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Mekong Legal Internship (Summer, 2020)
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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ERI Amazon office interns Ben Scrimshaw, Rosa Saavedra-Vanacore, Samantha Chomsky and Adam Haynie stand in solidarity with Plataforma Interinstitucional de Celendín (PIC) on the Global Day of Action Against Open Pit Mining.

Be a Volunteer

Use your most valuable skills to make real systemic change.

Volunteer English Teacher with Karenni Social Development Center (KSDC)
Location: Ban Nai Soi, Mae Hong Son, Thailand
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EarthRights International Cooperating Attorney Corps
Location: Anywhere
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Blog

Uncle Nan, a local fisherman at the Yom River. The community manages their waterways in productive and sustainable ways. For example, there is a 2000 baht fine for fishing in the deepest part of the river, an area that is meant for fish breeding.

March 22, 2021

On the Waterfront-lines
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Media Release

Multinational Companies and International Community Must Halt Financing of Illegitimate Military Regime in Myanmar
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Media Release

Sor.Rattanamanee Polkla (Thailand)
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