Klean Energy Kulture Welcomes Its First Multimedia Lab Intern!

Klean Energy Kulture (KEK)is excited to welcome our newest team member and first Multimedia Lab Intern!

Elijah Marbury is a student at Morehouse College majoring in Computer Science, our new intern brings fresh perspectives, technical curiosity, and an interest in using technology and creativity to make an impact.

In this role, he will support the development of digital content, social media engagement, multimedia production, community events, and organizational operations. He will also have opportunities to apply his academic experience in a real-world nonprofit environment while building professional skills at the intersection of technology, communications, and community development.

Elijah is a student mentor with the HBCU Rising Program at Univeersity for Parents (National Cares Movement) where he serve as a mentor and math tutor for middle school students. His technical skills include experience building database-driven applications using Python, Flask,SQL, JavaScript, and React. He is an emerging leader with experience in student organizations, mentoring, community service, collaborative technical projects, and customer-facing operations. His strong problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and troubleshooting skills across technical, academic, and fast-paced work environments make him the ideal person to join our team at KEK.

This milestone reflects Klean Energy Kulture’s commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for young people to gain hands-on experience, develop their talents, and contribute to work that matters. Elijah is smart, thoughtful, and curious. We asked him to bring his authentic self and ideas to the position. We believe the next generation should not simply be invited to imagine the future—they should have opportunities to help create it.

Welcome to the Klean Energy Kulture family! We are excited to see what we will build together.

Amplifying Culture. Advancing Community. Building a Sustainable Future.

Funding to support this position came from our generous partners at the Hive Fund for Climate and Gender Justice, Communities First Fund, and The Solutions Project.

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