Civil Society Pros - NGO

The #Halloween edition of the #CivilSocietyDigest is here! Don’t worry, this week’s selection of opportunities for civil society is anything but scary. 1️⃣ Transparency International is recruiting a new Head of Development and Partnerships to lead the organisation’s global resource mobilisation and drive financial sustainability. If you’re passionate about justice, equity and impact and ready to lead in a dynamic, multicultural environment, apply by November 17. Primary focus is on candidates based in or willing to relocate to Germany. Relocation support and visa sponsorship are available for this position. 2️⃣ The Robert Schuman Institute (Budapest) is looking for a volunteer to support its work in communication, project coordination and project management. If you’re passionate about democracy, European values and international cooperation, this is your chance to contribute to meaningful work in political education and community building. Apply by November 30. 3️⃣ The Melton Foundation is accepting applications from community development practitioners for the Global Solvers Accelerator — an eight-month program and peer-to-peer learning platform that brings together emerging social entrepreneurs from around the world. The Accelerator offers a collective learning journey designed for and with SDG practitioners worldwide. Applications for the 2026 cohort are open until December 1 2025. 4️⃣ The Anna Lindh Foundation Romania is offering grants for mobility projects for NGOs and cultural actors on both sides of the Mediterranean. The ALF in Motion programme gives civil society organisations working in intercultural dialogue the opportunity to connect face-to-face with partners from the opposite shore of the Mediterranean. The application deadline is November 8. 5️⃣ The Centre for Applied Human Rights, University of York (UK) is seeking an independent Research Associate to work with the UNESCO Chair on the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Expansion of Political Space. This role offers a chance to conduct independent research on critical issues facing activists and civil society, such as: reimagining protection, supporting activists in exile and the intersections between academic freedom and civic space. Apply by November 10.