UNIFEM Volunteers
Volunteers
Young UN Women Australia
It was the passion and commitment of volunteers which allowed for the creation of UN Women in Australia.
Since then we have always valued the contribution volunteers make towards the organisation.
Volunteers are the key to the success of our events across Australia and the organisation as a whole!
So why volunteer?
• Meet interesting people who are also passionate about ensuring gender equality for women across the globe
• Use your skills for a greater cause
• Learn more about issues facing women across the globe
• Looks wonderful on your CV
How can you volunteer?
• You can become part of your local UN Women Australia chapter
• You can volunteer at our office Canberra
• You can help organise specific events including International Womens Day
• You can raise funds at your working for UN Women campaigns
• You can do research in your spare time on gender issues
Are you currently studying or have recently graduated?
If so then a great way to start your career in development is to intern with UN Women Australia.
Why intern with UN Women Australia?
An internship with UN Women Australia provides a unique opportunity for students to put to practical use their knowledge gained at university in work environment, whilst contributing to the work UN Women Australia does in promoting women's human rights, political participation and economic security.
Interns will:
• Gain work experience at working for international Non-Government Organisation
• Gain a greater understanding of key issues relating to women, development and the UN
• Become involved in an organisation which promotes women's human rights, political participation and economic security
If you would like to become a UN Women Australia volunteer please click here
Volunteers
Young UN Women Australia
It was the passion and commitment of volunteers which allowed for the creation of UN Women in Australia.
Since then we have always valued the contribution volunteers make towards the organisation.
Volunteers are the key to the success of our events across Australia and the organisation as a whole!
So why volunteer?
• Meet interesting people who are also passionate about ensuring gender equality for women across the globe
• Use your skills for a greater cause
• Learn more about issues facing women across the globe
• Looks wonderful on your CV
How can you volunteer?
• You can become part of your local UN Women Australia chapter
• You can volunteer at our office Canberra
• You can help organise specific events including International Womens Day
• You can raise funds at your working for UN Women campaigns
• You can do research in your spare time on gender issues
Are you currently studying or have recently graduated?
If so then a great way to start your career in development is to intern with UN Women Australia.
Why intern with UN Women Australia?
An internship with UN Women Australia provides a unique opportunity for students to put to practical use their knowledge gained at university in work environment, whilst contributing to the work UN Women Australia does in promoting women's human rights, political participation and economic security.
Interns will:
• Gain work experience at working for international Non-Government Organisation
• Gain a greater understanding of key issues relating to women, development and the UN
• Become involved in an organisation which promotes women's human rights, political participation and economic security
If you would like to become a UN Women Australia volunteer please click here
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Young UN Women Australia
It was the passion and commitment of volunteers which allowed for the creation of UN Women in Australia.
Since then we have always valued the contribution volunteers make towards the organisation.
Volunteers are the key to the success of our events across Australia and the organisation as a whole!
So why volunteer?
• Meet interesting people who are also passionate about ensuring gender equality for women across the globe
• Use your skills for a greater cause
• Learn more about issues facing women across the globe
• Looks wonderful on your CV
How can you volunteer?
• You can become part of your local UN Women Australia chapter
• You can volunteer at our office Canberra
• You can help organise specific events including International Womens Day
• You can raise funds at your working for UN Women campaigns
• You can do research in your spare time on gender issues
Are you currently studying or have recently graduated?
If so then a great way to start your career in development is to intern with UN Women Australia.
Why intern with UN Women Australia?
An internship with UN Women Australia provides a unique opportunity for students to put to practical use their knowledge gained at university in work environment, whilst contributing to the work UN Women Australia does in promoting women's human rights, political participation and economic security.
Interns will:
• Gain work experience at working for international Non-Government Organisation
• Gain a greater understanding of key issues relating to women, development and the UN
• Become involved in an organisation which promotes women's human rights, political participation and economic security
If you would like to become a UN Women Australia volunteer please click here
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Young UN Women Australia
It was the passion and commitment of volunteers which allowed for the creation of UN Women in Australia.
Since then we have always valued the contribution volunteers make towards the organisation.
Volunteers are the key to the success of our events across Australia and the organisation as a whole!
So why volunteer?
• Meet interesting people who are also passionate about ensuring gender equality for women across the globe
• Use your skills for a greater cause
• Learn more about issues facing women across the globe
• Looks wonderful on your CV
How can you volunteer?
• You can become part of your local UN Women Australia chapter
• You can volunteer at our office Canberra
• You can help organise specific events including International Womens Day
• You can raise funds at your working for UN Women campaigns
• You can do research in your spare time on gender issues
Are you currently studying or have recently graduated?
If so then a great way to start your career in development is to intern with UN Women Australia.
Why intern with UN Women Australia?
An internship with UN Women Australia provides a unique opportunity for students to put to practical use their knowledge gained at university in work environment, whilst contributing to the work UN Women Australia does in promoting women's human rights, political participation and economic security.
Interns will:
• Gain work experience at working for international Non-Government Organisation
• Gain a greater understanding of key issues relating to women, development and the UN
• Become involved in an organisation which promotes women's human rights, political participation and economic security
If you would like to become a UN Women Australia volunteer please click here
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