Right to Access
Research Volunteer
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Right to Access is a newly established independent public interest organisation promoting equivalent access to essential services in an increasingly digital world. We research accessibility barriers, publish evidence-based inquiries and campaign for practical alternatives where digital-only systems exclude people.
We’re looking for our first Research Volunteer to help shape the organisation from the very beginning.
About The Role
You’ll support our research into accessibility, digital exclusion and public policy by:
- Researching legislation, guidance and public policy
- Gathering and reviewing evidence for public interest inquiries
- Monitoring developments in accessibility and digital services
- Assisting with fact-checking and source verification
- Helping develop recommendations for organisations and policymakers
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Who We’re Looking For
We’re interested in people who are curious, analytical and passionate about accessibility and social justice. You might be studying or have experience in:
- Law
- Politics
- Public Policy
- Sociology
- Criminology
- Disability Studies
- Digital Accessibility
- Or another relevant field
Lived experience of accessibility barriers or digital exclusion is welcomed but not required.
What You’ll Gain
- The opportunity to help shape a growing public interest organisation
- Practical experience in policy research and evidence gathering
- Flexible remote volunteering around work or study
- Meaningful responsibility from day one
- A LinkedIn recommendation and reference upon successful completion
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Diversity & Inclusion
Right to Access welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds. We are committed to building an inclusive organisation and particularly encourage applications from Disabled people, older people, carers and others with lived experience of barriers to accessing essential services.
Applicant Privacy
Any information submitted as part of your application will only be used for recruitment purposes and will be handled confidentially. It will not be shared with third parties without your consent.
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