Description
Unruled Masses is a New York-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is building new and dynamic public civic intelligence and direct action infrastructure for peaceful civic engagement. These tools enable ordinary people to expose abuse patterns, map corruption networks and coordinate civic engagement and community building worldwide. We are nonpartisan, guided by evidence, grounded in human rights, and partner-focused to support pro-democratic coalitions. UM seeks to unite people and partners with intelligence, materials and communications to rebuild connected and hopeful communities where institutions are accountable to the people.
You have a strong visual eye and understand that the right image can tell a powerful story. You enjoy the process of searching, evaluating, and selecting visuals that capture meaning, emotion, and context.
You may come from a background in photography, design, media, or visual research—or be building experience in these areas. You are detail-oriented, curious, and thoughtful about how images are used to communicate serious topics.
You are also mindful of licensing and usage rights, and you take care to ensure that all visuals are used appropriately and responsibly.
As a Photography Researcher, you will:
Exceptional volunteers may:
This is an unpaid volunteer role. We are flexible on time commitments but ask for at least five hours a week to be able to provide any meaningful project / program. Those with higher availability and capability will be considered for team, program, or project leadership opportunities. We are an all-volunteer force. However, as fundraising allows we will need to fill paid positions and will provide first consideration to our volunteer leaders.
Remote (U.S.-based; NY or DC a plus)