Demilitarise Education
Campaign Data Entry - Volunteer
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Contribute 2-3 hours per month inputting campaign data.
What difference will you make?
This tracker is a crucial tool for student campaigners, providing a live record of key people, actions, and policies shaping demilitarisation efforts. By helping build this national resource, you’ll empower campaigns across the UK. From the data, campaigns will be able to build more consistent and strategic approaches to seeing universities change their governance to ensure universities are no longer partnered with the global arms trade.
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What are we looking for?
- Data entry and management
- Database and GDPR experience
- Working with qualitative information
- Experience in campaigning, research, activism and data management
- Must demonstrate an understanding of and support our mission
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- We will provide the information, which will then need to be input into a spreadsheet which tracks demilitarisation campaign actions and updates across UK universities
- Keeping a digital archive
- Tracking key information useful for campaign and strategy building
All those with admin access to the campaign trackers will be asked to sign a data confidentiality agreement.
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