We are a member-driven network, and we rely on globally conscious students like you to help us educate, cultivate and mobilize young people to take action around global issues. Find a list of our network positions below, and check out our opportunities page for current openings.
Issue Analysts
AIDemocracy’s issue analysts are active members of the student network who blog about issues including water, climate change, nuclear non-proliferation, malaria, human rights and other important international issues. Issue analysts also contribute to AIDemocracy’s annual student journal. Learn more about our current issue analysts and how you can get involved.
Chapters
AIDemocracy chapters are groups of globally conscious students talking about global issues and taking action on their campuses and nationally. They organize their peers to host events, dialogues, film screenings, teach-ins, lobby visits, campus campaigns and more to not only learn about but take action on global issues. Chapters are a sustainable network of student activists on their campus, ready to respond and speak out about global developments that affect us all. And they act as part of a national student movement concerned about and taking action on everything from climate change to nuclear weapons to global poverty.
Interested in joining the student movement demanding responsible US global engagement? We accept new chapters year-round. Contact us at opportunities@aidemocracy.org.
Resources for existing chapters
Regional Coordinators
Regional coordinators act as ambassadors for AIDemocracy, as they lead chapter recruitment on their campuses and attend events representing our organization. They are crucial to expanding the AIDemocracy network and spreading our movement to fight major global issues. Learn more about current regional coordinators and what they do.
Mobilizers
Mobilizers lead AIDemocracy events on their campuses or participate in delegations to special events, meetings and conferences. They are essential to the success of our organization. Learn more about AIDemocracy’s mobilizers.
