Submit Your Opportunity to the Digital Rights Job Board

Tap diverse professionals from 130+ countries working at the intersection of tech & human rights

Are you looking to create a robust and globally diverse team with a culture that fosters greater engagement, productivity, and innovation?

Team CommUNITY’s Digital Rights Job Board connects your organization with diverse professionals from 140+ countries, who are working at the intersection of technology and human rights. Our job board offers you:

Global Reach:
More than 12,000+ professionals visit our board on a monthly basis. Yes! our number of monthly visitors has grown!

Access to innovative, system thinkers:
Job seekers are innovative, system thinkers from diverse disciplines, who are working on complex, interdisciplinary technology challenges facing humanity in the 21st century.  They range from technologists who have security expertise, to community managers who have experience working with truly global audiences, to policy advocates with sensitivity to technological issues.

Amplification on our Newsletter
New jobs are included in our community channels and weekly newsletter, which goes out to 4,000+ subscribers.

Supporting your Diversity and Inclusion Efforts!
More than 50% of our community are women or gender nonconforming. In addition, 50% identify as coming from marginalized communities.

 
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While the Job Board is a free service …

considering making a donation to our Diversity & Equity Fund so we can continue supporting and mentoring individuals from communities traditionally underrepresented in tech, internet freedom and human rights.


Submission Form for Digital Rights Job Board

Your job opportunity will be posted on both on our Digital Rights Job Board and in our Weekly Digital Rights Newsletter. Note, it may take a few days for us to process it.

While this is a free service, if your organization is able to do so, consider contributing to our Diversity & Equity Fund so we can continue supporting and mentoring individuals from communities traditionally underrepresented in technology, internet freedom, and human rights.