Global Voices Collective
Political Writing & Journalism Volunteer

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Global Voices Collective is a student-led publication dedicated to amplifying the voices of students and recent graduates in politics, public policy, international affairs, and society.
Our mission is to provide emerging analysts, researchers, and aspiring journalists. Whether you are a student, a post-graduate, or looking for opportunities within this field. This platform will allow you to build valuable experience and a professional portfolio.
About the Role
We are looking for passionate students and recent graduates to join our team as Political Writing & Journalism team as volunteers.
This is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in politics, policy, journalism, international relations, or research who wants to gain practical experience in political writing and publication.
Contributors will have the opportunity to publish articles, develop their analytical writing skills, and contribute to meaningful discussions on current political and social issues.
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Your Responsibilities
- Research and write original articles on politics, policy, international affairs, or social issues.
- Incorporate reliable sources and evidence where appropriate.
- Work collaboratively through a light editorial review process before publication.
- Produce approximately 1–2 articles per month, with flexible deadlines to fit around study or work commitments.
Who We’re Looking For
We’re particularly interested in students and recent graduates studying or with an interest in:
- Politics
- International Relations
- Sociology
- Law
- Journalism
- Public Policy
- Economics
- History
- Or related disciplines
No previous publishing experience is required. We want you to bring a genuine interest in writing, research, and current affairs.


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What You’ll Gain
- Published articles to strengthen your CV and professional portfolio.
- Experience writing political and policy analysis.
- Editorial feedback to help develop your writing.
- The opportunity to build your LinkedIn profile and professional network.
- Experience that supports careers in journalism, policy, politics, research, public affairs, and international relations.
How to Apply
To express your interest, please send:
- Your name
- University and degree (or graduation details)
- A short paragraph about yourself
- Your areas of interest
- LinkedIn profile
We welcome contributors from all backgrounds and encourage diverse perspectives.
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