Human Rights and
International Democratic Solidarity

VOLUNTEERING FOR STUDENTS IN ARGENTINA

The objective of CADAL's volunteer program is to provide university students in Argentina with the opportunity to begin their professional development in a civil society organization that promotes human rights and international democratic solidarity, while continuing their training. Depending on their performance and commitment, volunteers may extend their internships up to 6 months or 1 year, and will also be considered for research grants and other potential paid opportunities at CADAL. Volunteers at CADAL are expected to participate in in-person events, either at the organization or by attending them.

Program features

  • Duration: 3 months.
  • Dedicated time: Minimum 5 and maximum 12 hours per week
  • Modality: remote, with in-person instances.

Volunteer Requirements

  • Fulfill the application process in a timely manner.
  • Native Spanish. Advanced English (non-exclusive).
  • Must be between 18 and 26 years old.
  • Attach Resume.
  • Write an article reviewing an index or ranking to assess the level of writing and analysis..

Application procedure

Sending of documentation

The application will be effective upon submission of this form. Once the form is submitted, you will be contacted by email and will receive further information on the required review writing.

Interview

With CADAL's directors, only with the pre-selected applicants, who will be contacted via e-mail.
"I had the opportunity to carry out the professional internships of the Bachelor of Journalism at the University of Salvador as a CADAL collaborator. In these months, I was able to deepen my knowledge about the situation regarding politics and human rights in the region and put it into practice in the writing of each article. I finish this internship very happy with the experience and the treatment I received at the foundation ".
Macarena Castro Argentina
"CADAL was, for me, an opportunity to not only put my journalistic knowledge into practice, but also to learn about a subject that I barely knew. Throughout this period, in addition to learning what happens in countries not so mediatic as Guyana and Suriname, I was also able to fully understand the profound process that Brazil is currently going through and especially at this time".
Melissa Kuris Argentina