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What do we do?
- Collect the answers of Russians through social media communities.
- Analyse the answers using sociology tools.
- Write articles that attempt to answer these questions using the data obtained.
How does the result look?
Check an example of an answer: Ask a Russian: What is life like in Russia now?
We are looking for volunteers who can help us answering burning questions about the context of the Russian regime (e.g. “Why do people decide to leave Russia?”, “Is there an anti-war movement in Russia?”) based on data that we collect and own additional research.
What you will do:
- Read and analyse the answers.
- Summarise the answers:
- Give the overall picture (using available graphs and cloud words).
- Provide the specific examples of the answers to illustrate the picture.
- Provide relevant content to give the context (e.g. YouTube, magazines, etc.).
- Work closely with our editorial team (no tight deadlines).
- Use Google Drive, Telegram chat, and Trello to work and communicate.
What does it take?
- 4-5 hours per week to work on a project.
- To be available at least once per week (most probably, on Sunday) for an 1 hour call.
What do you get?
- Experience of working in a team of like-minded people.
- Experience of writing and publishing research-based texts (with a possibility of doing it either anonymously or not based on your own preference), supported by feedback to help you improve your writing.
- Experience of working in an NGO.
How to apply?
Fill in this form, we will contact you in 5 days.Should you have any additional questions please feel free to send us an email via info@after-russia.org.
Feedback
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You can also send us e-mail:
feedback@after-russia.org