Volunteer with us!
Are you a keen writer?
Do you believe words have power to connect us to complex
social issues and inspire action?
Do you believe words have power to connect us to complex
social issues and inspire action?
We’re looking for volunteer contributors to help us raise awareness, start conversations and encourage questions about some of the complex and systemic issues we tackle.
We have a fantastic, engaged supporter base in Australia and we believe there is an opportunity (and it is our responsibility!) to engage our community in the wider context in which we work in more meaningful ways.
You will play a key role in communicating the why of our work, developing compelling content. You’ll gain experience in the international development sector, working for a small passionate team based all over Australia. You’ll have flexibility and creative license, working remotely.
We have a fantastic, engaged supporter base in Australia and we believe there is an opportunity (and it is our responsibility!) to engage our community in the wider context in which we work in more meaningful ways.
You will play a key role in communicating the why of our work, developing compelling content. You’ll gain experience in the international development sector, working for a small passionate team based all over Australia. You’ll have flexibility and creative license, working remotely.
What will you do?
- Create at least one written series for social media and/or the Project Didi newsletter. Topics could include the myths of trafficking, models of care (institutional & family based care), women’s leadership in Nepal, for-purpose/ethical travel or community based development.
- Research relevant and unique topics for content, in line with Project Didi’s work.
- Develop and carry out interviews with Project Didi’s partners, volunteers and contacts.
Who are we after?
You are:
- An advocate for the rights of women and girls.
- Creative and able to engage audiences in challenging topics from new angles.
- A strong writer and researcher, with a good eye for detail.
- Aware of the principles of child protection and the power of language and image, particularly when sharing the stories of women and girls.
- Reliable - we’re looking for a volunteer who can maintain regular communication, deliver on deadlines and stay motivated while working remotely and independently.
Time Commitment
- 16 -24 (approx. 2-3 days) hours a month for a minimum of 6 months.
- A fortnightly call with Project Didi’s Communications & Engagement Officer.
Submit an expression of interest
Please submit your expression of interest to projectdidiaustralia@gmail.com, including:
- A maximum 1 page cover letter, outlining why you are a good fit for the role, your interest in contributing to our communications and any prior writing /research experience.
- Your CV
Questions?
If you need any adjustments made to complete the application process or would like to discuss the role, please contact our Communications and Engagement Officer, Shannon, at projectdidiaustralia@gmail.com.
We are strengthened by the diversity of our team at Project Didi Australia. We welcome applications from people of all cultures, backgrounds and experiences, and are committed to providing reasonable adjustments so that all team members are able to fulfill the essential functions of their roles.
Project Didi Australia is committed to restoring hope, dignity and independence to women and girls in Nepal exposed to trafficking and abuse, through trauma-informed care, family strengthening and reintegration, education and pathways to employment.
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ABN 68 320 267 277
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Project Didi Australia is a partner for Project J1082N
Futures of Dignity and Opportunity with Global Development Group (ABN 57 102 400 993). For more information please visit GDG projects: www.gdg.org.au. |