Civil Society Pros - NGO

Hi there! This week we have some exciting opportunities to share with you. Check them out at this week's #CivilSocietyDigest: ➨ The Civil Society Forum is seeking a Communications Intern to support outreach, digital communications and event activities while engaging with partners across Wider Europe. The role focuses on creating content for social media and the website, supporting communications for the CSF network and assisting with the preparation of online and in-person events. This is a full-time internship based in Berlin. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. ➨ The OGP Transparency Fellowship is inviting mid- to senior-level professionals working in government, civil society or media to apply for a fully funded programme focused on transparency, anti-corruption and open governance. The fellowship offers an intensive five-day learning experience with field visits taking place in Lithuania and Latvia, followed by a three-month engagement with the Open Government Partnership network. The programme is open to professionals from Armenia, Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia and aims to strengthen advocacy skills and collaboration across the region. Apply by March 31. ➨ Museum of Stolen Art is seeking a Project Manager to coordinate the implementation of its activities and support the operational development of the project. In this role, the manager will oversee project timelines, coordinate communication across the team and help manage documentation and partnerships. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to a cultural initiative working at the intersection of research, culture and public engagement. Apply here. ➨ Future Advocacy is currently seeking a Research, Advocacy and Communications Intern for its Brussels office. In this role, the intern will support advocacy and strategic communications projects, conduct research on policy issues, assist with business development and help manage social media. The position offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in advocacy, research and communications while working closely with a small and dynamic international team. The deadline for applications is March 22. ➨ UNICRI - United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute is offering a Summer School on AI, Ethics and Human Rights from June 22-26 in Rome and online. This hybrid programme provides hands-on learning in AI governance, ethical principles and human-rights frameworks. It’s ideal for students, early-career professionals and AI enthusiasts eager to develop expertise in ethical AI deployment and policy. Applications close on June 8.