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Hi there, some fresh nice opps waiting for you in our weekly #CivilSocietyDigest: ➨ European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) invites applications for a remote internship within the Media Freedom Rapid Response project. The role offers experience in international project coordination, event organisation, communications and advocacy. The internship starts on September 15 2026, lasts three months and can be part-time or full-time. It also includes travel to the MFRR Summit in Brussels in October, with expenses covered. To apply, candidates should be enrolled at a German University. The application deadline is 30 July 2026. ➨ The University of Galway invites to register for the Online School on Human Rights 2026 - a free six-week programme on “Rights in Europe: The Risks and Impact of Authoritarianism,” exploring how institutions and political systems shape rights protection. It school is free of charge and runs online from 25 August to 6 October 2026. Applications due 19 July 2026. ➨ Collective Leadership Institute invites everyone interested in collective leadership methodologies to join its free Capacity-Coaching-Collaboration Call, an open online session held every first Thursday of the month. Participants can learn from a practical case of successful multi-stakeholder collaboration, explore the Collective Leadership Compass and Dialogic Change Model methodologies. The session is open both to those who simply want to listen and to those who would like to ask questions or receive initial coaching on their own collaboration challenges. The next call will take place online on 6 August 2026 12:00 CEST. ➨ EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy is looking for a Senior Project Manager to join its team in Prague. The role involves managing a portfolio of EU- and donor-funded projects, coordinating international partnerships and overseeing reporting and project activities. Candidates should have at least five years of project management experience, including with EU-funded programmes, as well as excellent English; Czech or Slovak languages are strong advantage. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. ➨ Human Rights Watch is seeking an intern for its LGBT Rights Programme in Berlin to support work on Europe and Central Asia. The internship will focus on monitoring LGBT rights developments in the region, conducting research on law and policy and preparing written materials. Applicants should be enrolled students eligible for a mandatory internship as part of their studies, with strong English and an interest in human rights and LGBT rights; knowledge of Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian, Armenian or Turkish is an advantage. The application deadline is 2 August 2026.