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To apply, please click here to complete the online application form. Volunteer translators should fill out an additional form, please click here.
An ICBL staff member will generally contact you within two weeks.
Volunteers conduct a variety of tasks, depending on the office and the specific task they volunteered to take on. Some volunteers have agreed to provide legal advice, others have designed campaign brochures and other resources, and still others have done research and helped with office administration.
Volunteer translators are always needed to help make campaign documents available to all our members. Other types of volunteers are needed occasionally. Please check the available volunteer positions listings to view current postings.
All volunteers learn about the landmines and what is being done globally to eliminate landmines. Volunteers also gain experience working in a diverse, international, multicultural environment and gain skills specific to various projects (i.e. graphic design experience by designing a brochure).
Positions occasionally become available at all ICBL offices.
“Virtual” volunteers can work from anywhere! Many of our volunteers are located all over the world and we never actually meet in person. For many tasks such as translation and design you can work from literally anywhere.
No. Travel opportunities are not available for volunteers and interns.
No. The ICBL has a small staff and does not often have position openings. Due to the lack of positions available, volunteers and interns are unlikely to be hired on as ICBL staff.
