We are a lean, volunteer-driven organization. Every role here is foundational — you won't be filling a slot, you'll be helping shape something that matters.
Grant Elder explains what we're building and why your help matters. Watch, then scroll down to see how you can get involved.
All positions are currently volunteer, with the intent to transition to paid roles as funding permits. Whether you have 5 hours a week or more, there is a meaningful role for you.
Help SGS grow its voice online. We need someone who understands how ideas spread — and who can translate complex governance concepts into content people actually share.
Responsibilities:
Ideal candidate: Experience managing social media for a cause or brand. Understands short-form video. Passionate about governance or social change. Students welcome — ideal for communications, political science, or marketing students.
Build bridges between SGS and the institutions it aims to improve — elected officials, policy organizations, think tanks, and civic institutions internationally.
Responsibilities:
Ideal candidate: Background in political science, public policy, or international relations. Strong writer. Students welcome — excellent for political science, law, or public administration students building a policy career portfolio.
Protect the integrity of SGS's platform, data, and operations. As an organization advocating for transparent governance, we take our own operational security seriously.
Responsibilities:
Ideal candidate: Background in cybersecurity or IT. Familiar with web security, encryption, and threat modeling. Students welcome — ideal for cybersecurity or computer science students seeking real-world nonprofit security work.
Develop the training programs and standards that will guide SGS moderators — for online and in-person governance forums.
Responsibilities:
Ideal candidate: Experience in community management or facilitation. Interest in deliberative democracy. Students welcome — ideal for education, psychology, political science, or communications students.
Help SGS build financial sustainability — from donor outreach and grant research to crowdfunding campaigns and revenue strategy.
Responsibilities:
Ideal candidate: Background in nonprofit fundraising, grant writing, or business development. Strong writer. Students welcome — ideal for nonprofit management, business, or public administration students.
We are actively partnering with university programs in:
If you are a third-year undergraduate or graduate student and want to apply your skills to a real-world international governance project, we want to hear from you. SGS work can support capstone projects, theses, practicum hours, or independent study credit.
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