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Volunteer role: Public Affairs and Campaigns Volunteer at Humanists UK

Volunteer role: Public Affairs and Campaigns Volunteer

Humanists UK · GB

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Volunteer role: Public Affairs and Campaigns Volunteer

Humanists UK · GB

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About the Role

This is a three-month volunteer role supporting campaigns and public affairs work. The ideal candidate will be passionate, committed, articulate, and creative with excellent research skills.

Responsibilities

  • Support campaigns and public affairs work.

Requirements

  • Available during office hours for one, two, or three days per week between Mondays and Thursdays (to be negotiated) from November to January.
  • Must register as a Supporter with Humanists UK (no cost).
  • Attach a cover letter detailing personal information, interest in the role, desired outcomes from volunteering, research experience, and organizational approach.
  • Attach a current CV.

Skills

  • Excellent research skills.

Location

  • Remote

Work Type

  • Volunteer
  • Part-time

Experience Level

  • Volunteer

About the Company

  • Humanists UK aims for a tolerant world where rational thinking and kindness prevail.
  • The organization has over 35 staff and hundreds of volunteers.
  • The Human Rights and Advocacy directorate focuses on strategically important active campaigns based on their significance to humanists, social impact, and prospects for success.
  • The directorate also monitors over 20 key policy areas to defend freedom of thought, choice, and expression, and to stand for the rights of the non-religious.

Equal Opportunity

  • Actively encourage applications from all sections of the community.
  • Particularly welcome applicants from groups currently under-represented among volunteers, including individuals who identify as female, disabled, trans, or from the global majority.