A volunteer in HopeNow is anyone who takes responsibility for finding the potential in oneself and has the courage to develop that potential in others.
The group consist of university interns and professionals willing to learn and teach about human trafficking, its consequences, and documentation thereof, but also about social and legal matters associated with human trafficking in Denmark.
The volunteers work within their professional competencies to promote human rights by outreach or creating awareness of human trafficking.
The group of professionals work autonomously, seriously and voluntarily.
Interested volunteers or university interns seeking 4-6 months of internship can send their CVs to our coordinators: josefine.vang.petersen@hopenow.dk and christina.emilie.hammeken@hopenow.dk.
The professionals consist of three groups:
1) The caseworkers work with the vital outreach work, teaching and international advocacy.
2) The researchers work with digital data collection and awareness-raising.
3) The admin and strategic group work at raising funds and steering strategic communication.
To be a member of the group, you must be an experienced social worker, healthcare professional, lawyer, political scientist, or journalist/ anthropology student in the final year of your MA studies.
With experience in working with vulnerable people in irregular migration or human trafficking.
Able to conduct academic research and trained in journalistic writing, video production, or content creation.
Willing to provide ad-hoc assistance with Microsoft Office 365, MailChimp or WordPress.
Reach out to our coordinators!
For university internships connect with Josefine Vang Petersen and Christina Emilie Hammeken.
For volunteering connect with Michele Mildwater or Julliette Lloren.