Civil Society Pros - NGO

This week's digest is out! Check it out below: ➨ ILGA-Europe, a leading European human rights organisation working with and for LGBTI communities, is looking for an Individual Giving and Partnerships Manager on an open-ended contract to drive supporter mobilisation, individual giving and private sector partnerships. This is a role for both a strategist and a builder: someone who can design a supporter engagement and giving programme from the ground up, build a monthly supporter programme, deliver digital and email fundraising campaigns, and cultivate corporate and professional network partnerships. The deadline is Tuesday, 1 September at 23:59 CEST. Apply HERE ➨ The Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung offers Master's and doctoral scholarships to international students from EU and DAC partner countries. It supports candidates across all academic disciplines and higher education institutions in Germany who align with the goals of the Green project. The upcoming deadline is 1 September 2026, with the next round on 1 March 2027. Apply HERE ➨ WIR WÄHLEN Potsdam, a local coalition based in Potsdam, Germany campaigning for universal suffrage, is preparing to take part once again in the self-organised 2027 referendum run by the German group ABSTIMMUNG21 e.V., aiming for a nationwide quorum of at least 10,000 supporters across Germany between September 2026 and March 2027. Operating on a volunteer basis with virtually no budget, the coalition is looking for organisations and individuals to help spread the word and grow the campaign. They are also hosting an online kickoff event on 2 September 2026, 5:00–6:00 p.m. CEST, for anyone interested in discussing and networking around voting rights for all. Register, share suggestions, or request the access link via their short form HERE ➨ The Pilecki Institute Berlin is inviting applications to "Between Memory and Stone," a one-week interdisciplinary MemoryLab (21–26 September) bringing together 15 researchers, curators, educators and civil society practitioners from Germany, Poland and Ukraine (five from each country) to explore how societies confront, reinterpret and transform the Soviet legacy that continues to shape public space and collective memory. Expect workshops, lectures, facilitation and curatorial sessions, with outcomes published on a digital and printed StoryMap and a possible presentation at an international conference in Berlin. Open to professionals based in Poland, Ukraine or Germany working in fields such as history, memory studies, civil society, arts, journalism and philosophy; applicants need at least communicative English and must be 18 or older. The residency is held in English. The deadline is 22 August 2026. Apply HERE