Opportunity brief
About Warriors Without Cause:
Warriors Without Cause is a registered non-governmental organization committed to translating empathy into organized, measurable action. Rather than limiting our scope to a single cause, we empower communities and changemakers to mobilise rapidly, bridge critical resource gaps, and address systemic inequities across India — because we don't need a cause to make a change.
About the Role:
The Campus Ambassador (CA) Internship sits at the intersection of advocacy and activism. As a CA, you'll represent WWC within your college/university, building awareness, recruiting volunteers, creating partnerships, and driving student participation in our initiatives. You'll be responsible for ensuring students and faculty on campus are informed about the crises WWC works on and inspired to get involved.
We're looking for well-networked, self-driven students with a reliable work ethic who can carry the WWC brand on campus and help us build a community of changemakers across India.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Promote WWC and its campaigns within their campus/network.
- Recruit and mobilise student volunteers.
- Connect WWC with college societies, clubs and organisations.
- Help organise or coordinate at least one campus initiative during the tenure.
- Share relevant campaigns and opportunities on social media.
- Submit a short monthly activity update.
- Suggest new ideas and opportunities for campus engagement.
- Carry out ideation, organisation & promotion for WWC fundraisers.
Expected Deliverables:
- 2–3 awareness/promotional activities per month during active campaigns.
- 10–20 meaningful volunteer/referral leads over the tenure.
- At least 2 potential campus collaborations.
- At least 1 campus event/initiative.
- Monthly activity reporting.
Perks & Benefits:
- Performance-based stipend
- Official Campus Ambassador Certificate on successful completion
- Letter of Recommendation (LoR) for top-performing ambassadors
- Leadership growth path: Campus Ambassador → Senior Campus Ambassador → Campus Lead
- Hands-on experience in leadership, communication, and project management
- Recognition, awards, and opportunities for leadership positions
Duration & Commitment:
- Tenure: 6 months, with a mid-term review at 3 months (renewal possible based on performance)
- Time commitment: Approx. 5–7 hours/week (excluding events/special initiatives)
- Mode: On-campus
- Eligibility: Open to students from all academic years and programs