how can I  volunteer in UN humanitarian campaigns ?
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I don't know. But do you really want to work for an organization which chooses representitives from the countries with the worst human rights records (such as Lybia and Rawanda) to run its humanitarian and peacekeeping programs?  \n\nI would suggest that you go with a private organization such as World Vision.
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Do a proposal on the type of NGO you want to offer the public, whether health or provision of food.\n\nGet to the registrars, and make it legal by registering it.\n\noffer your proposal to any organisation, either religion or political.  preferably your government.\n\nalso direct it to any reputable profit organisation for assistance.\n\nLastly forward a copy to USAID (United States Agency for International Development).  I am sure something will be done on it.
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a) You could try to volunteer with a big NGO to get some experience on your resume and then apply after 3 - 6 months for a job. You could try big NGOs like United Way, US Aid or Red Cross or any NGO that might require logistics.\n\nb) Also jobs in translation might be possible, especially if you speak a language other than English. \n\nc) You could also try to work for an NGO that does aid work in Bosnia or that geographical area. \n\nAll the Best!
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I imagine many people have already mentioned the possibility of working for a governmental agency.  I would like to suggest to you the pursuit of employment and quite possibly a career in International Development with one of the many NGOs working in your region.  Your specialization in geography as it relates to civilization, humanity and population could be of great service to agencies that work in the areas of education, environment and relief on behalf of the less fortunate. \nSee the following NGO directories:\n\nhttp://edugreen.teri.res.in/explore/ngos.htm\nhttp://www.unchs.org/unchs/english/ngos/prof1.htm\n\nGood Luck in Your Endeavors!
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in order to get a job with the UN is to know someone.  I have tried for 5 years. I speak 5 languages, i have a computer background, run a business with 50 employees.  since I have no connection i can not get in.
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Contact these people... they can probably direct you to something appropriate:\n\nhttp://cbtcws.cityofhouston.gov/volunteer/
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Where are you based out of? I am interested in helping by volunteerining my time but I must know where you are located.\nIf you click on my picture you will be able to send me an email and we can go from there.
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It's easy.Here are some websites to consider to find some volunteer events you can do.Idealist.com,volunteetmatch.com,and kidsforcommunity.com (only for nyc pple).You can just go to your local church ,community center ,park, library or school to see if they need help.
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please try to connect with some human rights group at the first instance,also remember dont give up and ask for help from save the children,unicef,plan international organizations net works available in ur country.
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have a think about where you wanna go and contact\n\nred cross\nchristian aid\nquake relief\namnisty international\n\nfor a start....
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You'd be better off vetting the existing charities and development organizations with a proven track record and choosing one that meets your criteria, then, raise funds in their support. A suggestion, try Googling NGOs and start your search that way. Good luck!
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Call your local united way referral number.  Instead of calling half a dozen charities and agencies, the United Way has a list of what groups can help and in what way.  They'll refer you to the agency that can help you best.  Good luck.
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You apply to UNV to become a volunteer. Here's their listing of vacancies\n\nhttp://www.unv.org/volunteers/unvvacs/index.htm
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I would decided first of all which charity you're going to support with your efforts. Next, become familiar with that organization, its mission statement and the clients it serves. Volunteer there. Seriously. If you're going to raise money and ask for donations, you need to be behind your cause 150%. Otherwise people will just see right through you. \n\nTo set the walk up, I'd talk to the director of the agency, or possibly even the board of directors (if it's a local charity!). Then, pick a date and and find a location that will support you. Next, start looking for businesses to donate prizes to you. Don't forget about refreshments (food & beverages). After all, if you're charging admission, you want to make sure that they have something to get into! \n\nMake sure that if you're working with a 501(c)(3) that you're working within their tax-exempt guidelines. \n\nTalk to radio stations & TV stations to help publicize & cover the event for you...\n\nGood luck!
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1.  Write to your congressperson about getting them help.  (I write to mine about Darfur)\n\n2.  Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper to help enlighten people about how much they need help.\n\n3.  Find a good organization that helps people.  You can donate to Amnesty International right over the net.  If you're a christian, you might prefer World Vision.
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Well, I'm not sure this will totally answer your question but here's a site that might get you started.  There might be classes with your Chamber of Commerce or other humanitarian organzations in your area that might be offered to help you get started.\n\nhttp://www.lds.org/ldsfoundation/ways/default/0,8113,1356-1-9-23,00.html
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Yes.At international level UNHCR. Others ORGANISATIONS are Regional level. So many  NGOs are also working for the refugfes.