Key Skills

Job Description

Working Hours: Volunteer (10–20 hours per week) Location: Remote (Global) Compensation: Voluntary role. Application Deadline: This position will remain open until filled. About the Job Global Left is a new international initiative bringing together left and centre-left political forces worldwide. The organisation operates as a platform for cooperation, policy coordination, and political dialogue among progressive actors committed to democracy, equality, human rights, and social justice. Global Left connects parliamentarians, political parties, and progressive organisations across regions in order to strengthen democratic cooperation and develop coordinated political responses to global challenges. We are currently recruiting volunteers to join Global Left as Membership & Community Coordinator. Responsibilities Members of this team: Recruit parliamentarians, political parties, and institutional partners Build relationships with progressive political actors internationally Support the development of national delegations within the Global Left network Coordinate political engagement activities, meetings, and outreach efforts Expand and maintain the organisation’s membership base Develop partnerships with political organisations, foundations, and civic networks Requirements Candidates demonstrate:Academic background relevant to politics, international relations, public policy, economics, sociology, or law or Experience with political parties, parliaments, campaigns, social movements, or advocacy organisations Additional qualities: Strong networking and communication skills Interest in international progressive political cooperation Ability to work in an international and remote team We strongly encourage geographically diverse applicants from different regions of the world. How to Apply Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.​ To apply, please click the application link and complete the form on our website.

Core Responsibilities

Recruit parliamentarians, political parties, institutional partners, and other progressive political actors, while building relationships and supporting national delegations in the Global Left network. Coordinate political engagement, meetings, and outreach, and grow the membership base and partnerships with political organisations, foundations, and civic networks.

Requirements

Candidates should have a relevant academic background in politics, international relations, public policy, economics, sociology, or law, or experience with political parties, parliaments, campaigns, social movements, or advocacy organisations. Strong networking and communication skills, an interest in international progressive political cooperation, and the ability to work remotely with an international team are sought.