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Home | ALL NEWS | Democracy Chronicles is Looking for Volunteers!

Democracy Chronicles is Looking for Volunteers!

July 23, 2012 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Looking for Volunteers

Help Build the Democracy Movement – Join us Today! | Democracy, elections, and voting at Democracy Chronicles

Always Looking for Volunteers!!!

Democracy Chronicles is looking for a quality writer to help grow our website.  We need passionate writers for original democracy related articles about the United States and/or around the world. You will get great experience dealing with online publishing, writing and eventually WordPress. We are hoping to find someone who is also capable of bringing new ideas to our website and helping connect our website with the vast array of democracy organizations around the globe. Bonus if you are in New York City but we are open to other places including international writers.

You will get the chance to connect with the vast array of democracy organizations around the globe and in the US.  Democracy is fighting a winning battle but needs foot soldiers to spread the word of democratic progress and to remain vigilant against dictatorship. Our writers produce three or four articles per month but the more you produce, the better for us. Some writers choose to focus on US democracy and elections while other writers focus on the international arena. Please let us know if you have any interest in helping out. There is a bigger impact to be made by individuals in this world than you might expect.

Please tell us about yourself by going to our contact us page.

This is a volunteer position.

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