Volunteer

Description

STAND Festival Volunteer Role - TU Dublin, Grangegorman
STAND FESTIVAL -  13th – 17th October 2025

About the STAND Global Solidarity Festival

The STAND Global Solidarity Festival is a week-long celebration of global citizenship across campuses in Ireland. Each year, it brings students together through our vibrant outdoor exhibition, the lively Global Solidarity Fair, and a variety of thought-provoking events run by students, staff, and guest speakers. From creative workshops and talks to interactive displays, the Festival is a chance to explore how we can build a fairer, more sustainable world .

By joining the Festival Team, you’ll play a key part in making this exciting week happen on your campus.

Who we’re looking for

• Students who are reliable, proactive, and enthusiastic about global issues.
• No previous experience needed – just bring your energy and willingness to get involved!

Ready to help bring the STAND Global Solidarity Festival to life on your campus? We’d love to have you on the team!

Is training provided?:Yes

Tasks that the volunteer(s) will be expected to undertake:

What you’ll do

As a Festival Team Volunteer, you’ll support the STAND Festival Manager and your campus team by:

• Joining two short (1 hour) online planning sessions with the Festival Coordinator.
• Helping with light administration in the lead-up (e.g. putting up posters, confirming room bookings, sharing event info).
• Assisting with arrangements for the Global Solidarity Fair (supporting stalls, logistics, and set-up).
• Being hands-on during Festival Week – helping events run smoothly, welcoming participants, and representing STAND on campus.

Benefits of Volunteering:

This role is designed to be flexible and fun – a small time commitment with a big impact. As a Festival Team Volunteer, you will:

• Gain practical skills in event coordination, communications, and teamwork.
• Grow your network by connecting with student leaders, campus staff, NGOs, and guest speakers.
• Boost your CV with real experience in organising and delivering a national festival.
• Make a difference by creating a space for students to engage with global issues in creative and inspiring ways.

Details of time commitment needed for role:
Time commitment Before the Festival: 2 x 1-hour online planning sessions, plus light support in your own time (1–2 hours max). During Festival Week: Availability to support at events and the Global Solidarity Fair (flexible shifts).

Minimum time commitment per week:
1 hour p/week

Additional screening required for this role::
Please fill out this very short form: https://form.jotform.com/252574529316058

Sustainable Development Goal:

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