Interested in topics such as gender equality, women’s rights, and mental health? We would love to hear from you!
We are always looking for enthusiastic people to join us as volunteers or interns. Depending on your skills/experience and the time you are willing to commit, you can write, design, create reels, or help fundraise for us.
Everyone that volunteers/interns with us for a minimum of three months will receive a digital certificate that you can add on to your resume.
Another way you can help is by contributing financially to our programs. Your donation will go a long way in ensuring more people from marginalized communities around the world can access leadership skills and mental health support.
All donations will receive a U.S. tax receipt. The Azadi Project is unable to provide tax receipts for non-U.S. donations.
Send an email to info@theazadiproject.com/azadi if you have any questions
“I just started my Masters in International Development. I volunteered with Azadi for 6 months and it has been an amazing experience. I got to learn so much about fundraising, media interactions and storytelling. I loved the fact that the Azadi team is really decentralized and receptive of new ideas by its volunteers and interns. I am truly grateful for this experience!!”
21,india
“I have always been passionate about working towards a gender-equal world, and I’m a big feminist. Working with Azadi has been a wonderful way for me to do meaningful work, and help make an actual change. I am grateful that I am not only spreading awareness, but contributing to changing the real lives of women through my work with Azadi.”
16 , India
“The Azadi Project is doing such meaningful and impactful work, and it has been an honor to be able to contribute to their efforts. Volunteering with The Azadi Project gave me a new perspective on the importance of refugee storytelling, which is something I will carry with me in my personal, academic, and professional life.”
20, USA
“The Azadi Project gave me an opportunity to learn more about the plight of the refugees around the world, especially women and girls. With the number of refugees seeing an uptick over the years, it is of immense significance that the voices of the refugees and those who wish to help them are heard and accentuated. Volunteering with The Azadi Project helped me to do my little bit, with a lot more work still to be done.”
36, India
