Volunteer at National Radio Project

National Radio Project heightens public consciousness, broadens debate on critical social issues and encourages civic participation by giving voice to diverse perspectives and opinions not typically heard in the mass media. National Radio Project also trains independent journalists and local organizers in radio skills in order to improve popular access to the media.

We are currently looking for volunteers to assist with many of our operations. Our volunteers are an important and much appreciated part of the National Radio Project. The various ways you can be involved include but are not limited to:

• Office/Admin/Distribution:
  Administrative Assistant activities, CD/tape distribution/materials library management, station outreach, listener outreach, community outreach, research, inventory, recording contents, community organizing for Desks, marketing and promotion (i.e. listener packets, communicating with grassroots groups), calling radio stations for networking and marketing purposes.


• Production:
  Recording a speech/event, recording interviews, English language voice-overs, transcribing programs, editing transcripts, digital audio editing.


• Events and Development:
  Donor mailings, calendar of events management, “tabling” at events, photography, producing written materials (brochures, flyers, etc.), grantwriting, new donor development, house parties, CD release parties and other fundraising events.


• Working with Desks on special projects.

If any of these sounds appealing to you, please take the time to fill out a (printer-friendly) Volunteer Application.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Questions? Please email Associate Director Khanh Pham at kpham[at]radioproject.org.