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What are some virtual volunteering opportunities with organizations?

I have an interest in international organizations and those with a focus on social activism, advocacy, medicine, computer science, or STEM overall. Thanks!

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Michel’s Answer

Zooniverse is a great website to help out with some research. I know a couple of people that have put in some good hours with projects that they will really interested in. Worth checking out in my opinion.
Thank you comment icon Hello, Michael it is nice meeting you as well. DaSabria Dunbar, RPT
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DaSabria’s Answer

Hello, a world of opportunities awaits you in the realm of online volunteering! Let's explore a few exciting options:

Amnesty Decoders is a fantastic platform where you can contribute by conducting research on global human rights violations. Your efforts can help bring justice to those suffering.

Crisis Text Line is another wonderful opportunity where you can provide round-the-clock support for individuals in crisis. Your words could be the lifeline someone needs.

Project Gutenberg is a unique platform that allows you to donate materials, books, and even proofread others' work. Your contributions can help preserve and share knowledge.

Dosomething.org is a vibrant platform where volunteers work towards social change and solving real-life problems. Your actions can help shape a better world.

Always remember, virtual volunteering offers you the liberty to dedicate your time online and make a significant difference. You can create a powerful impact through your virtual actions. Best of luck on your volunteering journey!
Thank you comment icon Good to see you we have been hitting very similar questions together recently. Michel Davis
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Dino’s Answer

Hi Anandita,

Thanks for getting in touch with us! You've asked a great question.

Are you considering this volunteer work out of personal interest, or is it a part of your academic requirements? If it's academically related, it's usually coordinated school-to-school and contributes to your grades for a specific course.

However, if it's a personal interest and you're seeking to gain experience in a field you're passionate about, that's fantastic! This experience can be a valuable addition to your resume or CV.

The best volunteer opportunity for you will depend on your personal interests and advocacy. For example, if you're interested in future government work, volunteering at public offices or the Mayor's Office would be an ideal fit. The experience gained from these opportunities can be a stepping stone towards a career in public governance.

To explore more volunteer work possibilities, consider visiting various community offices and inquire about potential opportunities. Many places welcome students eager to gain real-world experience. If you are interested in international organizations, you may inquire or search for these organizations and email them about your plans and interests on volunteering work. They are the best person that will be able to help you.

Remember, while these positions may not be paid, they offer invaluable experience and a chance to contribute your time and skills. Plus, they could potentially open doors for future employment in the same office post-graduation.

Always strive to do your best, whether it's volunteer work or a paid job. Develop a positive work ethic and gather as much experience as you can for future use.

Best of luck on your journey!
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Kerri’s Answer

What a great question! So often we think of volunteering as in-person but there are also great opportunities to volunteer at home or online! You can start with some of these websites that list tons of great at-home opportunities to give back to the community and really make a difference.

justserve.org
crowd4u.org
DoSomething.org
VolunteerMatch
Catchafire

Volunteering is great for learning new skills, making friends, building a network of connections, enhancing your resume, helping you decide your career path, building your self-esteem and confidence, developing work experience, and so much more. Finding something you’re passionate about makes it easy and fun to serve your community and humanity as a whole. So many places and organizations absolutely rely on volunteers so you should be able to find something that suits both your interests and time available. If there is an organization that you are already passionate about, reach out, they may need the exact help you can offer!
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