Students for Eco-Empowerment & Diversity (SEED) Internship

We are offering a paid internship for high school students ages 16 and up to learn about sustainable food systems, community activism, and urban gardening!

Scope of Work:

This six-week, paid internship will empower you to tackle food access challenges, promote environmental stewardship, explore food justice, cultural heritage, and ecological resilience, and develop skills to advocate for equitable and healthy communities.

Through hands-on experiences in urban gardening, sustainability, and community activism, you'll gain valuable skills and knowledge to make a positive impact on Galveston.

“The SEED program has opened my eyes to a world of possibilities. It’s given me the confidence and tools to pursue my dreams and make a positive impact. I’m so grateful for this opportunity.”
— Past SEED Intern

  • Program Overview:

    Learn about community organizing

    Participate in urban gardening

    Explore food justice and advocacy

    Understand sustainability and environmental resilience

    Develop professional workplace skills

  • Compensation & Expectations:

    - $1,000 stipend, paid biweekly during the 6-week program.

    - Monday to Thursday - ~3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

    - Sunday Morning - Time Frame TBD

    - Successful completion of activities, workshops, check-ins, and the SEED showcase presentation.

  • Eligibility Requirements:

    Galveston High School Students (either at GISD, homeschool, etc.)

    Minimum age of 16 with parental/guardian approval.

    Demonstrated interest in sustainability-related careers.

    Able to commit to 15 hours a week, including Sunday mornings and workshops.