Volunteer Advocacy Leader, Richmond, VA : State Action to Defend the U.S. Constitution

About the role

As a volunteer Advocacy Leader, you build and lead the effort in your own community to help stop the authoritarian takeover and restore the rule of law, starting with the proposed Restore the Constitution Act.

Responsibilities

• Draw on personal networks and relationships to identify key stakeholders and influencers in your community.
• Develop strategies to engage and mobilize local residents around the importance of defending the U.S. Constitution.
• Organize events, meetings, and other activities to raise awareness and build support for constitutional governance and fair elections.
• Work collaboratively with a small group of volunteers from different states, sharing best practices and supporting each other’s efforts.

Requirements

• Drive and commitment to restoring constitutional governance and creating a fair, democratic election system.
• Willingness to learn and adapt to new strategies and approaches as needed.
• Ability to work independently and remotely, with occasional local meetings.

Qualifications

• Open to people of all backgrounds and identities.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Interest in civic engagement and political activism.

Skills

• Community organizing and mobilization skills.
• Effective communication and relationship-building abilities.
• Basic understanding of constitutional governance and fair elections.

Benefits

• Personal growth through civic engagement and leadership development.
• The opportunity to make a tangible impact on local and national politics.
• Collaboration with a supportive team of like-minded individuals.

Pay

Compensation is based on the volunteer's dedication and the scope of their efforts, with no set pay scale.

Schedule

The role is remote and self-paced, allowing flexibility to fit around your schedule.

Benefits

• Personalized support and guidance from the organization.
• Opportunities to network with other activists and leaders.
• Recognition and appreciation for your contributions.

Contact

To learn more or apply, visit democratism.org/STAT.