We are looking for volunteers
Solidarity Summit 2027 Volunteer
Help organize the Saharawi Solidarity Summit 2027, an international gathering in the Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria.
Be part of something bigger than yourself
Solidarity Rising is organizing the Saharawi Solidarity Summit 2027, an international gathering that brings together activists, researchers, journalists, students and policymakers committed to justice and self-determination for Western Sahara.
The summit takes place in the Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria, creating a rare space for global solidarity, dialogue and action. We are now looking for dedicated volunteers to help make it happen.
What you might work on
- Event planning and coordination
- Outreach and partnerships
- Communications and social media
- Logistics and participant support
Who we're looking for
- Passionate about human rights, justice and solidarity
- Organized, proactive and collaborative
- Strong communication skills: English is required, other languages are a plus
Details
- Remote, with a flexible time commitment
- Weekly team meetings and optional co-working sessions
What we offer
- Contribute directly to an international justice movement.
- Gain hands-on experience organizing a global conference.
- Work alongside activists and experts from around the world.
- Expand your network in human rights, advocacy and international solidarity.
Apply now
Help us build a global movement for justice, and make the Solidarity Summit 2027 a powerful moment of connection, learning and action.
Send your CV and a cover letter to solidarityrising@gmail.com. Tell us about your experience, who you are, why this role is right for you and what motivates you.
Solidarity Rising is an equal opportunity movement. We strongly encourage applications from people with lived experience of occupation, displacement or marginalized backgrounds.
About Solidarity Rising
Solidarity Rising is an international human rights organization dedicated to the common pursuit of justice and freedom. We stand in solidarity with occupied peoples, with a strong focus on Western Sahara and Palestine and an ambition to include all occupied peoples in our work.
Our movement is powered entirely by the energy, creativity and commitment of volunteers. We believe we are stronger when we link our struggles, and we work every day to advocate, raise awareness and build a global movement that is independent of political ideologies and government funding, and committed to liberation and an end to occupation.