Our partnership and collaboration opportunities.

Open Calls

<Text><ul><li>Run workshops (using our existing curricula, or by co-creating new curricula)</li><li>Train other trainers (e.g. educators, librarians, peer-to-peers) </li><li>Organise events, interventions and exhibitions (e.g. the Glass Room or What the Future Wants exhibitions)</li><li>Outreach and distribute existing materials</li><li>Feedback, input on, and test existing materials</li><li>·	Further develop our resources (e.g. translate, localise or adapt into different formats such as podcasts, videos, games, etc.)</li><li>Explore methods of co-creating materials (e.g. with young people)</li><li>And more, there are no limits to the imagination</li></Text>
<Text>Explore our open calls and apply! If there are no open calls or you don't find what you are looking for, check our <a href="/contact">Contact section</a> and share your ideas with us! </Text>

We  look for partners interested in using and adapting Tactical Tech’s
educational resources to:

<Text>Open call text in <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/open-calls/free-training-digital-literacy-berlin/">English</a></Text>
<Text>Da künstliche Intelligenz (KI) und digitale Medien im Leben junger Menschen immer wichtiger werden, stehen sie vor Herausforderungen wie Techniksucht, Informationsverschmutzung, algorithmische Diskriminierung und Datenüberwachung. Daher stellt sich die Frage: Wie können wir junge Menschen dazu befähigen, diese Technologien kritisch zu hinterfragen und ihre digitale Zukunft selbstbestimmt zu gestalten?</Text>
<Text><a href="https://tacticaltech.org/">Tactical Tech</a> ist eine internationale NGO, die mit Bürger:innen und zivilgesellschaftlichen Organisationen zusammenarbeitet, um die Auswirkungen der Technologie auf die Gesellschaft zu erforschen und zu entschärfen. What the Future Wants, unsere Initiative für Jugendliche, zielt darauf ab, junge Menschen durch Bildung, kreative Mitwirkung und Aufbau ihrer Kompetenzen in die Lage zu versetzen, ihre digitale Zukunft selbst zu gestalten.</Text>
<Text>What the Future Wants (WTFW) – Comes to Berlin ist ein einjähriges Projekt, das darauf abzielt, in Berlin ansässige Organisationen – wie Schulen, Bibliotheken, Kulturzentren, von Jugendlichen geführten oder jugendorientierte Organisationen – sowie Einzelpersonen, die mit Jugendlichen im Alter von 13-18 Jahren arbeiten, insbesondere jene aus marginalisierten Hintergründen, auf Basis der digitalen Bildungsressourcen von Tactical Tech zu schulen. Das Projekt wird von der Deutschen Postcode Lotterie mitfinanziert.</Text>
<Text><h2>Ziele des Trainings:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Diskutiere die Methodik: Einführung in die Co-Creation-Methode; Tipps für die Vermittlung digitaler Kompetenzen.</li><li>Erkunde wichtige Themen: Wie beeinflussen KI, Technologie und unsichtbare Systeme wie Algorithmen unser Leben und unsere Beziehungen?</li><li>Erhalte Zugang zu kostenlosen Materialien.</li><li>Tausche Dich aus mit anderen Pädagog:innen.</li><li>Nutze finanzielle Unterstützung für die Durchführung einer Maßnahme zur Förderung der digitalen Kompetenz in Deiner Community (z. B. Ausstellungen, Workshops).</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Trainingstermine:</Text>
<Text>Teil 1: Donnerstag 28.11., 18:00-20:00</Text>
<Text>Teil 2: Freitag 29.11., 16:00-18:00</Text>
<Text>Du kannst an diesen Tagen/Zeiten nicht? Sprich uns einfach an! Wir können versuchen, eine Alternative zu finden.</Text>
<Text>Ort: <a href="https://www.publix.de/">Publix:</a> Haus für Journalismus, Berlin.</Text>
<Text>Kapazität: 15 Teilnehmer:innen</Text> 
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<Text><h2>Wie sieht diese Partnerschaft aus?</h2></Text>
<Text>Wir möchten gerne mit Berliner Organisationen oder Einzelpersonen zusammenarbeiten, die:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Interesse an der Arbeit mit Jugendlichen zu folgenden Themen haben: Fake News, KI, digitale Privatsphäre, Sicherheit und Wohlbefinden;</li><li>An der von Tactical Tech geleiteten Informationsveranstaltung teilnehmen</li><li>Am Training-of-Trainers teilnehmen, das im November 2024 vor Ort im Publix Berlin stattfindet.</li><li>Zwischen November 2024 und April 2025 mindestens eine Veranstaltung zur Förderung der digitalen Medienbildung (Ausstellung, Workshop usw.) von Jugendlichen in deren sozialem Umfeld umsetzt</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Wer kann sich bewerben?</h2></Text>
<Text>Die Bewerberinnen und Bewerber sollten alle folgenden Kriterien erfüllen:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Sie haben ihren Sitz in Berlin.</li><li>Sie sind eine Organisation oder eine Einzelperson, die mit Jugendlichen arbeitet oder Zugang zu einer Zielgruppe von Jugendlichen im Alter von 13 bis 18 Jahren hat, insbesondere zu jungen Menschen mit traditionell marginalisierten Identitäten oder Herkünften.</li><li>Die Teilnehmenden müssen sich an die ethischen Richtlinien des Projekts halten, Aktivitäten wie vorgegeben dokumentieren und die entsprechenden Kommunikationskanäle nutzen, um die Initiativen des Projekts zu fördern.</li><li>Sie berichten über die durchgeführten Aktivitäten gemäß den vorgegebenen Leitlinien.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Wie man sich bewirbt:</h2></Text>
<Text>Wenn Sie an einer Bewerbung interessiert sind, klicken Sie bitte auf den unten stehenden Link. Wir werden uns mit erfolgreichen Bewerber:innen in Verbindung setzen, um das Gespräch nach Abschluss der Ausschreibung fortzusetzen.</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Bewerbungsfrist: 22.10.2024</li><li>Link zur Bewerbung:<a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/594688?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/594688?lang=en</a></li></ul></Text>
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<Text>Tactical Tech wird alle Bewerbungen prüfen und die am besten geeigneten Kandidat:innen auswählen; dies geschieht in einem fortlaufenden Verfahren. Aufgrund begrenzter Kapazitäten können wir auf abgelehnte Bewerber:innen nicht antworten. Wenn Sie jedoch Fragen haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an:<a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a></Text>
<Text>Dieses Projekt wird von der Deutschen Postcode Lotterie finanziert.</Text>
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Wir sind auf der Suche nach Partnerschaften mit formellen oder
informellen, in Berlin ansässigen Jugendorganisationen und -institutionen, vor
allem solchen, die mit jungen Menschen (13-18 Jahre) aus traditionell
marginalisierten Identitäten oder Hintergründen arbeiten.

kostenfreie workshops zur förderung der digitalen medienkompetenz für
jugendliche

<Text>Open call text in <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/open-calls/offener-aufruf-zu-partnerschaften/">German</a></Text>
<Text><a href="https://tacticaltech.org">Tactical Tech</a> is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. <a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants</a>, our initiative for youth, aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.</Text>
<Text>What the Future Wants (WTFW) – Comes to Berlin is a year-long project aimed at training Berlin-based organizations—such as schools, libraries, cultural centers, and youth-led or youth-focused organizations— and individuals working with teens aged 13-18, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds, using Tactical Tech's digital literacy resources. The project is co-funded by Deutsche Postcode Lotterie.</Text>
<Text><h2>Goals of the training:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Discuss methodology: Introduction to the co-creation methodology; privacy and safeguarding tips for facilitators.</li><li>Explore crucial topics: How AI, tech and invisible systems like algorithms shape our lives and relationships?</li><li>Gain access to free educational materials</li><li>Connect with other educators.</li><li>Connect with other educators.</li><li>Get financial support: Receive funding to host a digital literacy intervention (exhibition, workshop, etc.) with your community.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Training Dates:</Text>
<Text>First part: Thursday 28.11., 18:00-20:00</Text>
<Text>Second part: Friday 29.11., 16:00-18:00</Text>
<Text>Can’t make these dates/times? Reach out anyway! We will try to find an alternative.</Text>
<Text>Location: Publix: the House of Journalism and Public Debate in Berlin. <a href="https://www.publix.de/">See adress</a></Text>
<Text>Capacity: 15 participants</Text> 
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<Text><h2>What does partnership look like?</h2></Text>
<Text>We would like to partner with organisations or individuals in Berlin who:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Are interested in working with teens on the topics of: misinformation, AI, digital privacy, security and well-being;</li><li>Take part in the info-session led by Tactical Tech;</li><li>Participate in the training-of-trainers taking place in person in Publix Berlin in November 2024.</li><li>Have the capacity to host at least one digital literacy intervention (exhibition, workshop, etc.) for teens in their community between November 2024 - April 2025.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Who can apply?</h2></Text>
<Text>Applicants should meet all of the following criteria:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Be based in Berlin.</li><li>Be an organisation or an individual who works with youth or with access to a target audience of youth ages 13 to 18, particularly those from traditionally marginalized identities or backgrounds.</li><li>Participants must adhere to the project's ethical guidelines, report activities as instructed, and engage with communication channels to help promote the project's initiatives.</li><li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.</Text>
<Text>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/512576?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/512576?lang=en</a></Text>
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<Text>Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select the most suited candidates. We will be assessing applications on a rolling basis. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants. For any questions, please reach out to:<a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a></Text>
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Are you a social worker, community leader, youth advocate, or
educator working with teens? Tactical Tech is seeking organisations and
individuals in Berlin interested in getting trained on digital literacy topics
such as AI, misinformation, and digital privacy, accessing educational
resources, and receiving financial support to host workshops or exhibitions in
their communities.

[Open Call] Free training for Berlin educators to learn how to open
critical conversations about the impacts of AI & tech

<Text>Open call text in <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/open-calls/open-call-OWY-berlin-wtfw-2024/">English</a></Text>
<Text><a href="https://tacticaltech.org/" title="https\://tacticaltech.org/">Tactical Tech</a> ist eine internationale NGO, die mit Bürger:innen und zivilgesellschaftlichen Organisationen zusammenarbeitet, um die Auswirkungen der Technologie auf die Gesellschaft zu erforschen und zu entschärfen. What the Future Wants, unsere Initiative für Jugendliche, zielt darauf ab, junge Menschen durch Bildung, kreative Mitwirkung und Aufbau ihrer Kompetenzen in die Lage zu versetzen, ihre digitale Zukunft selbst zu gestalten.</Text>
<Text>What the Future Wants (WTFW) - Comes to Berlin ist ein einjähriges Projekt, das die von Tactical Tech entwickelten Ressourcen zur digitalen Alphabetisierung Jugendlicher in Berliner Organisationen (zu Schulen, Bibliotheken, Kulturzentren, Jugendorganisationen oder Organisationen, die mit Jugendlichen arbeiten) bringen möchte.</Text>
<Text>Wir sind auf der Suche nach Partnerschaften mit formellen oder informellen, in Berlin ansässigen Jugendorganisationen und -institutionen, vor allem solchen, die mit jungen Menschen (13-18 Jahre) aus traditionell marginalisierten Identitäten oder Hintergründen arbeiten. What the Future Wants (WTFW) - Kommt nach Berlin, wird kofinanziert von der Deutschen Postcode Lotterie.</Text>
<Text><h2>Das Projekte will:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Die Ausstattung von Jugendorganisationen, Schulen, Bibliotheken, Jugend- und Kulturzentren oder Organisationen der Zivilgesellschaft mit "What the Future Wants"-Ressourcen (Ausstellungen, Workshop-Lehrpläne, Toolkits usw.), um junge Menschen zu befähigen, kritisch über von ihnen verwendete Technologien nachzudenken;</li><li>Die Schulung junger Leute und Jugendbetreuer:innen, um im Rahmen digitaler Alphabetisierung mit Jugendlichen kritische Interventionen durchzuführen, die Themen wie KI, Fehlinformation, digitale Privatsphäre, Sicherheit und Wohlbefinden umfassen;</li><li>Die Schaffung eines Netzwerks aus Einzelpersonen und Organisationen in Berlin, um kreative, spielerische und innovative Interventionen zur digitalen Kompetenz anzuleiten, die Jugendliche in ihren Fähgkeiten fördern, sich in der digitalen Landschaft zurechtzufinden und dann fundiertere Entscheidungen zu treffen.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Wie sieht diese Partnerschaft aus?</h2></Text>
<Text>Wir möchten gerne mit Berliner Organisationen oder Institutionen zusammenarbeiten, die:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Interesse an der Arbeit mit Jugendlichen zu folgenden Themen haben: Fehlinformation, KI, digitale Privatsphäre, Sicherheit und Wohlbefinden;</li><li>An der von Tactical Tech geleiteten Informationssitzung teilnehmen, in der ihnen die Quellen und Hilfsmittel von What the Future Wants vorgestellt werden;</li><li>1 bis 2 Teilnehmer:innen entsenden (z. B. aus Schule/Lehre, Bibliothek, Jugendvertretung, Jugendbetreuung usw.) um beim Training of Trainers, das im Oktober 2024 in Berlin stattfindet, persönlich anwesend zu sein.</li><li>Zwischen November 2024 und März 2025 mindestens eine Veranstaltung zur Förderung der digitalen Alphabetisierung (Ausstellung, Workshop usw.) für Jugendliche in deren sozialem Umfeld bzw. Gemeinde durchführen können. Diese Interventionen werden auf den Ressourcen von "What the Future Wants" basieren und im Zuge einer von Tactical Tech veranstalteten Train-the-Trainer-Sitzung stattfinden.</li><li>An der Abschlussveranstaltung teilnehmen, die von Tactical Tech mitorganisiert wird und bei der Fotos, Vorträge und Erfahrungen aus durchgeführten Interventionen präsentiert und besprochen werden.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Wer kann sich bewerben?</h2></Text>
<Text>Die Bewerberinnen und Bewerber sollten alle folgenden Kriterien erfüllen:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Sie haben ihren Sitz in Berlin.</li><li>Sie sind eine Organisation, die mit Jugendlichen arbeitet oder Zugang zu einer Zielgruppe von Jugendlichen im Alter von 13 bis 18 Jahren hat, insbesondere zu solchen aus traditionell marginalisierten Identitäten oder Hintergründen.</li><li>Sie sind bereit, sich auf die ethischen Anforderungen des Projekts verbindlich einzulassen, d.h. sich an unseren Verhaltenskodex für die Arbeit mit jungen Menschen zu halten.</li><li>Sie berichten über die durchgeführten Aktivitäten gemäß den vorgegebenen Leitlinien.</li><li>Sie folgen den Kommunikationskanälen des Projekts und tragen dazu bei, die Aktivitäten des Projekts bekannt zu machen.</li><li>Sie sind in der Lage, die hier aufgeführten Tätigkeiten auszuführen.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Was wir Ihnen bieten können:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Die Möglichkeit, mit dem Fokus auf Jugend zu Themen der digitalen Alphabetisierung Kapazitäten aufzubauen.</li><li>Freien und offenen Zugang zu Tactical Techs Bildungsressourcen für Jugendliche.</li><li>Finanzielle Unterstützung zur Deckung der Kosten für Druck und Hosting von Interventionen zur Förderung der digitalen Kompetenz.</li><li>Werbung innerhalb der Netzwerke von Tactical Tech (ca. 7.000 monatliche Newsletter-Abonnent:innen, 49.000 Twitter-Follower und mehr in verschiedenen sozialen Medien).</li><li>Zugriff auf Tactical Techs umfangreiche virtuelle Bibliothek an Ressourcen und Materialien, die Sie für Ihre eigenen Projekte nutzen können, einschließlich derer, die noch nicht öffentlich zugänglich sind.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Wie man sich bewirbt:</h2></Text>
<Text>Wenn Sie an einer Bewerbung interessiert sind, klicken Sie bitte auf den unten stehenden Link. Wir werden uns mit erfolgreichen Bewerber:innen in Verbindung setzen, um das Gespräch nach Abschluss der Ausschreibung fortzusetzen.</Text>**
<Text><a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/594688?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/594688?lang=en</a></Text>
<Text>Tactical Tech wird alle Bewerbungen prüfen und die am besten geeigneten Kandidat:innen auswählen; dies geschieht in einem fortlaufenden Verfahren. Aufgrund begrenzter Kapazitäten können wir auf abgelehnte Bewerber:innen nicht antworten. Wenn Sie jedoch Fragen haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an:<a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a></Text>
<Text>Dieses Projekt wird von der Deutschen Postcode Lotterie finanziert.</Text>
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[Offener Aufruf zu Partnerschaften] An Berliner Organisationen, die mit
Jugendlichen arbeiten

<Text>Open call text in <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/open-calls/offener-aufruf-zu-partnerschaften/">German</a></Text>
<Text><a href="https://tacticaltech.org">Tactical Tech</a> is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. <a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/" title="https\://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants</a>, our initiative for youth, aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.*</Text>
<Text>What the Future Wants (WTFW) - Comes to Berlin is a one year project that aims to bring Tactical Tech’s digital literacy resources for teens to Berlin-based organisations (schools, libraries, cultural centres, youth-led organisations or organisations working with youth).</Text>
<Text>We are looking to partner with formal or non-formal youth-focused organisations and institutions based in Berlin, especially those working with young people (ages 13-18 years old) from traditionally marginalized identities or backgrounds, on this new digital literacy project. What the Future Wants (WTFW) - Comes to Berlin, co-funded by Deutsche Postcode Lotterie.</Text>
<Text><h2>The projects aims to:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Equip youth-led organisations, schools, libraries, youth and cultural centres or civil society organisations with "What the Future Wants" resources (exhibitions, workshop curricula, toolkits etc.) to enable young people to think critically about the technologies they use.</li><li>Train young people and youth workers to run critical digital literacy interventions with youth on topics including AI, misinformation, digital privacy, security and well-being;</li><li>Create a network of individuals and organisations in Berlin to lead creative, playful and innovative digital literacy interventions that can build the skills of teens to navigate the digital landscape and make more informed choices.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What does partnership look like?</h2></Text>
<Text>We would like to partner with organisations or institutions in Berlin who:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Are interested in working with teens on the topics of: misinformation, AI, digital privacy, security and well-being;</li><li>Take part in the info-session led by Tactical Tech introducing organisations to What the Future Wants resources;</li><li>Are able to nominate 1 to 2 participants (e.g.: teacher, librarian, youth representative, youth worker, etc.) for the training-of-trainers taking place in person in Berlin in October 2024.</li><li>Have the capacity to host at least one digital literacy intervention (exhibition, workshop, etc.) for teens in their community between November 2024 - March 2025. These interventions are expected to be based on “What the Future Wants” resources and  are expected to take place after a train-the-trainer session hosted by Tactical Tech.</li><li>Take part in the closing ceremony co-hosted by Tactical Tech, featuring photos, presentations and sharing of experiences from conducted interventions.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Who can apply?</h2></Text>
<Text>Applicants should meet all of the following criteria:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Be based in Berlin.</li><li>Be an organisation that works with youth or with access to a target audience of youth ages 13 to 18, particularly those from traditionally marginalized identities or backgrounds.</li><li>Commit to follow the project’s ethical requirements, namely our code of conduct for working with young people.</li><li>Report on activities undertaken, according to guidelines provided.</li><li>Follow the project’s communication channels and contribute to disseminating the project’s activities.</li><li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What we can offer you:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The opportunity to build capacity on Digital Literacy topics, with a focus on youth.</li><li>Free and open access to Tactical Tech educational resources for youth.</li><li>Financial support to cover costs of printing and hosting digital literacy intervention.</li><li>Promotion within Tactical Tech’s networks (approx. 7K monthly newsletter subscribers, 49K Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li><li>Access to Tactical Tech’s extensive virtual library of resources and materials that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Application deadline: 22.10.2024</li><li>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/512576?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/512576?lang=en</a></li></ul></Text>
<Text>Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select the most suited candidates. We will be assessing applications on a rolling basis. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants. For any questions, please reach out to:<a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a></Text>
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We are looking to partner with formal or non-formal youth-focused
organisations and institutions based in Berlin, especially those working with
young people (ages 13-18 years old) from traditionally marginalized identities
or backgrounds, on a digital literacy project called What the Future Wants
(WTFW) - Comes to Berlin, co-funded by Deutsche Postcode Lotterie. 

[Open Call for Partnerships] Organisations in Berlin Working with Youth

<Text>The <a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/" title="https\://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants</a> project is looking for facilitators of a training-of-trainers (ToT) for youth workers and educators which will be delivered in-person in Berlin, in the German language.</Text>
<Text>The ToT will be for Berlin-based partners who are affiliated with youth-focused organizations, especially those working with young people from traditionally marginalized identities or backgrounds. The objective of the ToT will be to prepare the partners to host an intervention in their community on the topic of digital literacy. This project is funded by the Deutsche Postcode Lotterie.</Text>
<Text>The facilitators will work closely together with our What the Future Wants project team from October to December 2024. The position is limited in duration, and depending on the budget it is estimated that there will be no more than 50 total hours of work per facilitator. The common working language of the What the Future Wants team is English.</Text>
<Text>Content and planning / organising support for the ToT workshops will be provided by Tactical Tech. The educational curricula and workshops we will use in the ToTs are developed by the What the Future Wants team.</Text>
<Text><a href="">Tactical Tech</a> is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. <a href="">What the Future Wants</a>, our initiative for youth, aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.</Text>
<Text><h2>Role and Responsibilities</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Onboarding and training into the What the Future Wants project and methodology. </li><li>Communicate with our team members about reviewing, feedbacking, and implementing ToT workshop materials addressing participants' needs. It is possible to adapt and adjust the ToT materials if that is discussed and agreed upon together in advance.</li><li>Localize English ToT materials into German: this may include outlines, slides, guidebook, surveys, and handouts, etc.</li><li>Co-lead and co-facilitate hands-on ToT with a number of approximately 15-25 participants. (approximately 8-16 facilitation hours)</li><li>Apply best practices in facilitation and safeguarding.</li><li>Debrief after the ToT to reflect upon the experience. </li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Required Skills &#x26; Qualifications</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>At least 5 years of working experience, including roles as a facilitator and/or trainer.</li><li>Demonstrated experience working with diverse audiences both in terms of profession, gender, ethnicity, geography, etc. and in terms of levels of training experience.</li><li>Experience with adult education and adult learning practices.</li><li>Excellent active listening skills.</li><li>Excellent written and spoken communication skills, including patience and the ability to effectively convey technical information to non-technical audiences.</li><li>Very good speaking / listening / writing skills in English.</li><li>Excellent fluency speaking / listening / writing skills in German.</li><li>Adaptability and flexibility when working as part of a team and as a training facilitator, ability to swiftly adjust to participants’ needs.</li><li>Experience conducting ToT with civil society actors is a plus but not a must.</li><li>Reliability is a must.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>If what you’ve read sounds like you, and you’re an experienced facilitator with excellent German-language skills, don’t wait any longer: send us your application today!</Text>
<Text><h2>Consultancy Details</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The work will take place October-December 2024.</li><li>The position is limited in duration, and depending on the budget it is estimated to total no more than 50 total hours of work per facilitator.</li><li>Fees vary with experience, but are highly competitive within the non-governmental sector.</li><li>We will offer a consultancy contract for a limited term position.</li><li>Tactical Tech is a non-profit organisation based in Berlin. The working language of the organisation is English.</li><li>Please note that the ToT and prior onboarding and offboarding will be conducted in-person in Berlin.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Application Information</h2></Text>
<Text>Deadline to apply: 22 September 2024</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Please submit your expression of interest via email to <a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a> - with the subject line: “ToT facilitator”</li><li>Include an attached CV and a cover letter detailing your suitability for the post and your availability. Please add any public links to relevant work and projects.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for online interviews on a rolling basis, by the end of September 2024.</Text>
<Text>Questions can be addressed at youth-at-tacticaltech.org.</Text>
<Text>We are looking forward to receiving your expressions of interest!</Text>
<Text>This project is funded by the Deutsche Postcode Lotterie.</Text>
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The What the Future Wants project is looking for facilitators of a
training-of-trainers (ToT) for youth workers and educators which will be
delivered in-person in Berlin, in the German language.

[Open Call] German-speaking Workshop Facilitators in Berlin

<Text>Tactical Tech is opening a year-long volunteer opportunity for an individual who wants to learn more about creative interventions that champion a digitally resilient society and join our communications and partnerships team in the Berlin-based office.</Text>
<Text>Tactical Tech is an international NGO with an office in Berlin. We build communities' capacity to navigate and shape their collective social, political, and environmental futures within the context of digital transformation. We achieve this through innovative, collaborative, and impactful initiatives that are replicable, scalable, and adaptable.</Text>
<Text>This volunteer position offers a unique insight into the communications process of an international organization, from the strategic phase to operational tasks, as well as strategies around partnerships and the creation of networks of partners worldwide that champion digital and media literacy interventions in their communities. The volunteer will have the opportunity to engage with our different projects in a rotation methodology, ranging from projects focused on enabling critical thinking and digital literacy to projects dedicated to building the capacity of civil society actors on the evolving topics of influence and opinion-making in the digital age.</Text>
<Text><h2>Your daily responsibilities will include:</h2></Text>
<Text>Communication channels &#x26; Social media:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Support the development of project-led communications assets in different formats designed to reach different audiences and stakeholders.</li><li>Preparing content for the In the Loop eNewsletter.</li><li>Update the website regularly.</li><li>Social media management: Create a social media calendar, posts, and visual assets. Use the project assets for social media posts. Interact with the audience.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Relationships with partners:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Develop communications material to recruit, engage with and promote the work of Tactical Tech's partners.</li><li>Identify and draft impact stories for Tactical Tech websites.</li><li>Develop communications material to engage with and promote the work of Tactical Tech's partners.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Performance tracking and Statistics:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Create and maintain a library of sample images, branding, etc.</li><li>Maintain statistics on a. outreach, b—social media, and c. third-party media. Create quarterly reports and send them to the corresponding teams.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Your learnings will include:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Insights into innovative projects aim to explain to a broader public the challenges and risks of technology.</li><li>Learning about the communications work and strategies of an international NGO.</li><li>Develop your communication and partnership-building skills, such as writing, proofreading, networking and design.</li><li>Work alongside a diverse, international team of highly engaged professionals with various expertise.</li><li>Work alongside a diverse, international team of highly engaged professionals with various expertise.</li><li>Work with a team, as well as independently, with support and guidelines.</li><li>Broaden your international network.</li><li>Opportunities to bring and develop your own ideas.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Your profile</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>A bachelor's degree in Communications, Design, Marketing, or other related fields (e.g., Public Relations, Media Studies, Journalism). An advanced degree (Master’s, MSc) in any of these disciplines is highly desirable.</li><li>Strong understanding of digital media, content creation, and branding strategies.</li><li>Familiarity with graphic design tools such as Canva, InDesign, social media platforms, and marketing analytics is a plus.</li><li>Your interest in or other experience related to communications, design, video editing, social media management, or similar fields will help.</li><li>Passion for writing and experimenting with different storytelling formats is a plus.</li><li>Experience managing social media, experience in CMS, Gitlab, Canva, and other digital communication tools skills are a definite plus.</li><li>You are between 18 and 30 years old when starting and haven't done ESC (EVS) volunteering yet.</li><li>You are between 18 and 30 years old when starting and haven't done ESC (EVS) volunteering yet.</li><li>You must also be legally resident in an EU member state or one of the following partner countries: Republic of Northern Macedonia and Turkey, Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia.</li><li>Good spoken and written English, as well as other languages, including but not limited to German, is a great asset in our work.</li><li>You find Tactical Tech's mission and values inspiring, and you are open to working internationally and being sensitive to political situations and different world views.</li><li>You enjoy working in a team or international environment, getting engaged with new challenges in a collaborative and supportive manner, and being committed to an active listening and learning culture.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>As with any position at Tactical Tech, we cultivate a culture of inclusion for all our team members that respects their individual strengths, views, and experiences. Tactical Tech is committed to achieving this by applying its affirmative action, equal opportunity and nondiscrimination policy in all aspects of employment and work. We strongly encourage applications from members of underserved communities and individuals whose identities are underrepresented in this activity.</Text>
<Text><h2>How does it work</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The volunteer placement is for a period of 12 months and can start between August and September.</li><li>Weekly working time: 30-35 hours (typically Monday through Friday; work on weekends can occasionally be required due to events).</li><li>Holiday entitlement: 25 days for the total volunteering period.</li><li>Please note that we would like to host a volunteer in Berlin for the entire duration of the volunteering period.</li><li>Volunteers receive a monthly allowance of 1000,00 EUR for accommodation, livelihood, pocket money, and monthly tickets (if the accommodation is provided from our side, the allowance will be reduced).</li><li>Finding accommodation in Berlin might be challenging. For that reason, it is important for us that you are aware of it. We will support you in your search and provide necessary assistance, but you might need to be flexible about the accommodation.</li><li>Participants have access and are encouraged to take an opportunity to take a German online language course.</li><li>Reimbursement of travel, visa, and insurance costs and support with visa application. Support and assistance with other formalities on the ground in Berlin.</li><li>Participation in ESC seminars provided by the National Agency is required.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY CORPS (ESC)</h2></Text>
<Text>This opportunity is related to European Solidarity Corps funding and, therefore, must meet the programme's requirements.</Text>
<Text>The European Solidarity Corps is an initiative funded by the EU Commission under Erasmus+. Tactical Tech is a hosting organization for volunteers; each incoming volunteer needs a sending organization from his or her country.</Text>
<Text>Therefore, please check already which organization could be your sending organization and contact them. You can also check the database of sending organizations online. More information: <a href="https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en">https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en</a></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply</h2></Text>
<Text>Please email your application to jobs@tacticaltech.org, subject line "European Solidarity Corps—Communications Team" with your CV and a cover letter in English in one document in PDF format by September 30th, 2024.</Text>
<Text>Please provide the following information in your application:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Your competencies and skills with a focus on communications, design/subjects / personal focus that you can contribute - languages, working fields where you are/were active in. If possible, please include a writing or/and design samples. </li><li>Necessary information for possible visa application (whether you need a visa or what kind of support you need from our side) and your availability.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>The application can also be submitted in an alternative form, e.g. as a video or a presentation, if it answers the above-mentioned questions.</Text>
<Text>Please note that you can only apply if you are under the age of 30 and if you haven't done ESC volunteering already before.</Text>
<Text>If you are interested in the opportunity but are not sure you fulfill the criteria or have any questions, please contact us at jobs@tacticaltech.org. Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.</Text>

Tactical Tech is opening a year-long paid volunteer opportunity for
an individual who wants to learn more about creative interventions that
champion a digitally resilient society and join our communications and
partnerships team in the Berlin-based office.

Tactical Tech is opening a year-long volunteer opportunity for an
individual who would like to learn more about sustainable digital technologies
and support our international reaching work and join our team in the
Berlin-based office.

[CLOSED] Open Call for a Volunteer to join our communications team-
European Solidarity Corps Programme

<Text>Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. Our initiative for youth aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.</Text>
<Text>We are looking to partner with formal or non-formal learning institutions and organisations across Europe on a project funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe project. The project, called <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a>, comprises a consortium of 10 established organisations in Europe who are developing a new, participatory pedagogical method for assessing the state of democracy among youth.</Text>
<Text>We are seeking Europe-based schools, libraries, youth clubs, cultural centres or civil society organisations who work with youth to test and implement the second cycle of the Critical ChangeLab in their contexts. Check below if you are working in an eligible country.</Text> 
<Text><h2>What is the Critical ChangeLab?</h2></Text>
<Text>The <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a> is a new pedagogical workshop model designed to empower young people to envision alternative futures for European democracy. The<a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/"> Critical ChangeLab </a>model uses participatory, creative and critical approaches to encourage youth to think about their relationship to everyday democracy – including their relationships with individuals, society, and technology – in order to act on them. Partner organisations will receive training in how to carry out a Critical ChangeLab and will become part of a Europe-wide community of practice.</Text>
<Text><h2>What does partnership look like?</h2></Text>
<Text>We would like to partner with organisations that work with youth ages 11-18 across Europe that can:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Recruit two facilitators who can co-host Critical ChangeLabs with local participants until January 2025</li><li>Take part in one online training session organised and led by Tactical Tech</li><li>Facilitate a <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a>: : three non-consecutive sessions of 90 minutes each. Each session should have the same group of at least 15 youth participants and 2 facilitators. Sessions can be held online, in person, or a combination of both.</li><li>4.	Have the option to host an additional Critical ChangeLabs in 2025 (with additional budget provided).</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Who can apply?</h2></Text>
<Text>Applicants should meet all of the following criteria:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>o	Be based in the following EU member states: Belgium, Bulgaria, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Sweden. Organisations can also be based in the following programme countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, North Macedonia, Moldova, Kosovo, Ukraine, Albania, Georgia, Turkey, and Montenegro.</li><li>Be an organisation that works with youth or with access to a target audience of youth ages 11 to 18.</li><li>Be equipped to host at least three in-person or online workshops with youth, including at least 15 youth participants and at least 2 facilitators until the 15th of January 2025.</li><li>Take part in the onboarding and offboarding sessions with partners.</li><li>Commit to follow the project’s ethical requirements. This includes informing participants about Critical ChangeLab research, research participants’ rights and obtaining consent to collect data from the educators and the youth taking part in the Critical ChangeLab beforehand. In the case of youth aged 11-14 years old, consent from guardians should also be sought. Depending on national regulations, consent from guardians of youth aged 15-17 years might also be sought.</li><li>Document the Critical ChangeLab sessions according to the guidelines provided.</li><li>Follow the project’s communication channels and contribute to disseminating the project’s activities.</li><li>Complete the Democracy Health questionnaire that will be provided.</li><li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li><li>Have at least one point of contact proficient in English. The sessions are expected to be held in the local language, however, Tactical Tech’s main working language is English, and materials will be provided in English.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What we can offer you:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The opportunity to take part in a European-wide community of practice focused on critical literacy for youth. </li><li>The opportunity to test and contribute to a new pedagogical model for empowering youth to envision and shape their democracy. </li><li>An honorarium of 1,000 Euro.</li><li>The opportunity to take part in two further Critical ChangeLab partnerships in 2025 (with additional honoraria provided for another cycle).</li><li>Promotion within Tactical Tech’s networks (approx. 7,000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49,000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li><li>Access to Tactical Tech’s extensive virtual library of resources and materials that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li><li>Access to the Critical ChangeLab’s project updates, outcomes and community of practice.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Application deadline: Friday 20 September 2024. Keep in mind that we will be assessing applications on a rolling basis.</li><li>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/79217?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/79217?lang=en</a></li></ul></Text> 
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<Text>Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. We will be assessing applications on a rolling basis and will close the call as soon as we find a suitable candidate. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants. For any questions, please reach out to: <a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a></Text>
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We are seeking Europe-based schools, libraries, youth clubs,
cultural centres or civil society organisations that work with youth to test
and implement the second cycle of the Critical ChangeLab model in their
contexts. 

[Deadline Extended] Open Call for Partnership: Organisations working on
Critical Literacy for Youth

<Text>Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. Our initiative for youth aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.</Text>
<Text>We are looking to partner with a formal or non-formal learning institution and organisation based in Germany on a three-year project funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe project. The project, called <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a>, comprises a consortium of 10 established organisations in Europe who are developing a new, participatory pedagogical method for assessing the state of democracy among youth.</Text>
<Text>We are seeking a Germany-based school, library, cultural centre or civil society organisation who works with youth to test and implement the Critical ChangeLab model in their contexts.</Text> 
<Text><h2>What is the Critical ChangeLab?</h2></Text>
<Text>The <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a> is a new pedagogical workshop model designed to empower young people to envision alternative futures for European democracy. The<a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/"> Critical ChangeLab </a>model uses participatory, creative and critical approaches to encourage youth to think about their relationship to everyday democracy – including their relationships with individuals, society, and technology – in order to act on them. Partner organisations will receive training in how to carry out a Critical ChangeLab and will become part of a Europe-wide community of practice.</Text>
<Text><h2>What does partnership look like?</h2></Text>
<Text>We would like to partner with an organisation that works with youth ages 11-18 in Germany who can:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Recruit participants for, host and co-facilitate Critical ChangeLabs with local participants until 31st May 2024.</li><li>Take part in one online training session organised and led by Tactical Tech</li>
<li>Facilitate a Critical ChangeLab: three non-consecutive sessions of 90 minutes each, taking place with at least 1 day in between each session. Each session should have the same group of at least 10 youth participants and 2 facilitators. Sessions can be held online, in person, or a combination of both.</li><li>Have the option to host two additional Critical ChangeLabs in 2024 (with additional budget provided).</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Who can apply?</h2></Text>
<Text>Applicants should meet all of the following criteria:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Be based in Germany.</li><li>Be an organisation that works with youth or with access to a target audience of youth ages 11 to 18.</li><li>Be equipped to host at least three in-person or online workshops with youth, including at least 10 youth participants and at least 2 facilitators until 31st of May 2024. </li><li>Commit to follow the project’s ethical requirements. This includes informing participants about Critical ChangeLab research, research participants’ rights and obtaining consent to collect data from the educators and the youth taking part in the Critical ChangeLab beforehand. In case of youth aged 11-14 years old, consent from guardians should also be sought. Depending on national regulations, consent from guardians of youth aged 15-17 years might be also sought.</li><li>Document the Critical ChangeLab sessions according to guidelines provided.</li><li>Follow the project’s communication channels and contribute to disseminating the project’s activities.</li><li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li><li>Have at least one point of contact proficient in English. The sessions are expected to be held in German, however, Tactical Tech’s main working language is English and materials will be provided in English.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What we can offer you:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The opportunity to take part in a European-wide community of practice focused on critical literacy for youth. </li><li>The opportunity to test and contribute to a new pedagogical model for empowering youth to envision and shape their democracy.</li><li>An honorarium of 1,000 Euro.</li><li>The opportunity to take part in two further Critical ChangeLab partnerships in 2024 and 2025 (with additional honoraria provided for each).</li>
<li>Promotion within Tactical Tech’s networks (approx. 7,000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49,000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li><li>Access to Tactical Tech’s extensive virtual library of resources and materials that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li><li>Access to the Critical ChangeLab’s project updates and outcomes.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Application deadline: 30 April 2024</li><li>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/59798?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/59798?lang=en</a></li></ul></Text> 
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<Text>Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. We will be assessing applications on a rolling basis and will close the call as soon as we find a suitable candidate. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants. For any questions, please reach out to: youth@tacticaltech.org</Text>
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We are looking to partner with a formal or non-formal learning
institution and organisation based in Germany on a three-year project funded
by the European Union’s Horizon Europe project. 

Open Call for Partnership: Organisations in Germany Working on Critical
Literacy for Youth

<Text>Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. Our initiative for youth aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.</Text>
<Text>We are looking to partner with formal or non-formal learning institutions and organisations across Europe on a project funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe project. The project, called <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a>, comprises a consortium of 10 established organisations in Europe who are developing a new, participatory pedagogical method for assessing the state of democracy among youth.
We are seeking schools, libraries, cultural centres, civil society organisations and other who work with youth to test and implement the Critical ChangeLab model in their contexts.</Text> 
<Text><h2>What is the Critical ChangeLab?</h2></Text>
<Text>The <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a> is a new pedagogical workshop model designed to empower young people to envision alternative futures for European democracy. The<a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/"> Critical ChangeLab </a>model uses participatory, creative and critical approaches to encourage youth to think about their relationship to everyday democracy – including their relationships with individuals, society, and technology – in order to act on them. Partner organisations will receive training in how to carry out a Critical ChangeLab and will become part of a Europe-wide community of practice.</Text>
<Text><h2>What does partnership look like?</h2></Text>
<Text>We would like to partner with organisations that work with youth ages 11-18 across Europe who can:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Recruit participants for, host and co-facilitate <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLabs </a>with local participants between January – March 2024.</li><li>Take part in one online training session organised and led by Tactical Tech</li><li>Facilitate a <a href="https://ars.electronica.art/criticalchangelab/en/">Critical ChangeLab</a>: three non-consecutive sessions of at least 1 hour each, taking place with at least 1 day in between each session. Each session should have the same group of at least 10 youth participants and 2 facilitators. Sessions can be held online, in person, or a combination of both.</li><li>Have the option to host two additional Critical ChangeLabs in 2024 (with additional budget provided).</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Who can apply?</h2></Text>
<Text>Applicants should meet all of the following criteria:</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Be an organisation who works with youth or with access to a target audience of youth ages 11 to 18.</li><li>Be equipped to host at least three in-person or online workshops with youth, including at least 10 youth participants and at least 2 facilitators. </li><li>Be based in Europe (Horizon partner countries in Europe) except Austria, Croatia, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Slovenia, Spain, or The Netherlands (these countries are already represented by the consortium partners).</li><li>Commit to follow the project’s ethical requirements. This includes informing participants about Critical ChangeLab research, research participants’ rights and obtaining consent to collect data from the educators and the youth taking part in the Critical ChangeLab beforehand. In case of youth aged 11-14 years old, consent from guardians should also be sought. Depending on national regulations, consent from guardians of youth aged 15-17 years might be also sought.</li><li>Document the Critical ChangeLab sessions according to guidelines provided.</li><li>Follow the project’s communication channels and contribute to disseminating the project’s activities.</li><li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What we can offer you:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The opportunity to take part in a European-wide community of practice focused on critical literacy for youth. </li><li>The opportunity to test and contribute to a new pedagogical model for empowering youth to envision and shape their democracy. </li><li>An honorarium of 1,000 Euro.</li><li>The opportunity to take part in two further Critical ChangeLab partnerships in 2024 and 2025 (with additional honoraria provided for each).</li><li>Promotion within Tactical Tech’s networks (approx. 6,000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49,000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li><li>Access to Tactical Tech’s extensive virtual library of resources and materials that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li><li>Access to the Critical ChangeLab’s project updates and outcomes.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.</Text>
<Text><ul><li>Application deadline: [EXTENDED] 22 January 2024</li><li>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/48536?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/48536?lang=en</a></li></ul></Text> 
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<Text>Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. The interviews will take place in January 2024. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.</Text>
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We are seeking schools, libraries, cultural centres, civil society
organisations and other who work with youth to test and implement the Critical
ChangeLab model in their contexts.

[EXTENDED] Open Call for Partnerships: Organisations Working on Critical
Literacy for Youth in Europe 

<Text>Tactical Tech’s <a href="https://exposingtheinvisible.org/">Exposing the Invisible</a> project is looking for partners who want to work with  communities _<a href="https://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainable-development/development-finance-standards/DAC-List-of-ODA-Recipients-for-reporting-2022-23-flows.pdf">in low and middle income countries </a>_to expand their knowledge on how to investigate and keep themselves secure. Our team collaborates with experienced investigators from around the world to create resources for those who want to start their investigative journey and learn techniques to safely conduct digital and analogue investigations. We are looking to partner with organisations who would like to expand investigation skills  in their communities by adapting, translating, promoting or disseminating Exposing the Invisible’s extensive resources for emerging and experienced journalists and investigators.</Text>
<Text>If your organisation can produce audio or visual material around the investigation topics covered by Exposing the Invisible – such as artworks, podcasts, educational videos, or other formats – we want to hear from you.</Text>
<Text>Exposing the Invisible’s public resources are available on our websites:</Text>
<Text><a href="https://exposingtheinvisible.org/">https://exposingtheinvisible.org</a></Text>
<Text><a href="https//kit.exposingtheinvisible.org/">https://kit.exposingtheinvisible.org/en/</a></Text>
<Text><h2>Partners would be willing to:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Run events – such as trainings, panels, talks or workshops – in your community based on materials or curricula developed by Exposing the Invisible</li><li>Select candidates / participants that are eligible for events if necessary</li><li>Create artwork, podcasts, educational videos, interviews, or any other format suitable for public outreach of Exposing the Invisible’s investigation resources </li><li>Provide a detailed feedback report on these events and resources
</li><li>Help share or co-publish material resulting from the collaboration, under a Creative Commons license.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>Partner qualifications:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>Strong dedication to supporting and engaging with civil society
</li><li>Proven track record of conducting events or producing materials such as articles, video, podcasts and other creative formats. </li><li>Have trusted access and experience to work with local communities. </li><li>Be a registered organisation
</li><li>Come from or work on </li><li>[Official Development Assisance (ODA)](https://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainable-development/development-finance-standards/DAC-List-of-ODA-Recipients-for-reporting-2022-23-flows.pdf) countries</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>What we can offer you:</h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>The opportunity to help shape ETI’s resources, use and adapt materials to the needs of your community.</li><li>Honorarium (between 250 EUR and up to 3000 EUR, depends on activities and availability of funds). The partnership is contract-based.</li><li>Promotion within our networks (approx. 6,000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49,000 Twitter followers, and more across social media and website visitors). </li><li>The chance to join a community of like-minded organisations and individuals to keep collaborating with. </li><li>Support from the ETI team for use and adaptation of the materials and guidance of trainers when needed.</li></ul></Text>
<Text><h2>How to apply:</h2></Text>
<Text>If you are interested in applying, please email us at the address below. Be as specific as possible with your concepts. We will contact shortlisted applicants to take the conversation further in the next few weeks.</Text>
<Text>Application deadline: 18 Dec 2023</Text><Text>Email:[eti@tacticaltech.org](m﻿ailto:eti@tacticaltech.org)</Text>
<Text><h2>In the application, please include: </h2></Text>
<Text><ul><li>a covering letter detailing your interest in the partnership;</li><li>
a brief outline of your organizational aims and activities;</li><li>
the type of audience(s) your organization addresses / works with;</li><li>
the type of work you hope to conduct in collaboration with our project;</li><li>
any public links to relevant work and projects.</li></ul></Text>
<Text>Once the deadline has passed, we will review all the expressions of interest and contact selected candidates for interviews. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.</Text>
<Text>Questions can be addressed to us at [eti@tacticaltech.org](m﻿ailto:eti@tacticaltech.org)</Text> 
<Text>We are looking forward to receiving your expressions of interest!</Text>

We are looking to partner with organisations who want to work with
communities in low and middle income countries and would like to adapt,
translate, promote or disseminate Exposing the Invisible’s extensive resources
for emerging and experienced journalists and investigators. 

Call for Partners with Exposing the Invisible

We are looking to partner with organisations or networks from the
Latin America and Caribbean region (LAC) that would like to introduce and
train communities on how to investigate and keep themselves secure. T

[CLOSED] Partners from Latin America: 'Exposing the Invisible' Kit &
Workshops - Deadline 15 March 2023

Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organizations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. Through different projects, especially  What The Future Wants, Tactical Tech — aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.
We collaborate with partners working with young people to host events, adapt materials, co-create, translate resources (and much more!) —and now we are seeking partners again!  We are inviting organisations that work with youth across Europe to apply to partner with us in a new initiative in the context of a 2-year project, funded by the EU Creative Europe Program (CREA), called the Media Literacy Case for Educators. In particular, we are looking for organisations and cultural centres that already work with youth on topics related to media and digital literacy.
Partnership goals:
We would like to connect with organisations that work with youth ages 13-19 across Europe, in order to help build their capacity and to further develop media and digital literacy materials with their help and expertise, together with their audiences. To do so, we are seeking partners who can join us in the following ways:
<ol>
<li>Join a network of organisations working with media and digital literacy across Europe.</li>
<li>Recruit participants for, host and co-facilitate co-development sessions with local participants, alongside Tactical Tech, between March-May 2023.</li>
<li>Participate in training-of-trainers sessions in 2024 that will be based on the materials developed through this project.</li>
</ol>
More information about the co-development sessions:
<a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/youth-co-creation-findings">Co-development sessions</a> are a methodology that Tactical Tech uses to develop media and digital literacy resources by engaging different target audiences in the themes we want to educate them about. In these co-development sessions, media-related issues important to youth and adults will be discussed, such as political influence and opinion-making, how influencers work, and making sense of big news cycles. In addition, these sessions involve discussing what resources young people need to bring media literacy topics to adults, such as their relatives, as well as what support adults need.  
As part of this project, organisations  working with youth will be trained to implement our co-development format. The organisations will be responsible for inviting and co-facilitating the sessions with participants who they recruit to join the sessions. The participants should be “youth” (ages 13 to 19).
There will be a published report and analysis of the findings from the sessions and the insights and outcomes from the co-development sessions will be the basis for creating new resources for the Medial Literacy Case for Educators, which will be distributed to librarians, educators, schools and cultural centres across Europe.
Who can apply?
In order to be eligible for this partnership call, applicants must meet all of the below criteria:
<ul>
<li>Be an organisation that works with youth.</li>
<li>Be based in Europe.</li>
<li>Work on the broader topic of digital and media literacy.</li>
<li>Have access to a target audience of youth (ages 13 to 19),</li>
<li>Be able to join online sessions with other partners, co-facilitate a co-development workshop with Tactical Tech, and participate in the training of trainers (all online).</li>
<li>Have the capacity to carry out the activities as noted in this call.</li>
<li>We will  also consider larger networks of youth organisations who have access to a target audience of youth (ages 13 to 19 years old).</li>
</ul>
What we can offer you:
<ul>
<li>The opportunity to help shape new resources.</li>
<li>A modest honorarium (1000 - 1500 Euro depending on activities and availability of funds)</li>
<li>Promotion within our networks (approx. 6,000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49,000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li>
<li>The chance to join a community of like-minded individuals.</li>
<li>An extensive virtual library of resources and materials developed over the past 20 years that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li>
</ul>
How to apply:
If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further after the call closes.
<ul>
<li>Application deadline: 28th February 2023; 23:59 CET.</li>
<li><a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/827562?lang=en">Application link</a></li>
</ul>
Once the deadline has passed, Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. The interviews will take place in March 2023. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.

We seek organisations and cultural centres working with youth on
topics related to media and digital literacy.

[Open Call for Partnerships] Organizations Working on Media and Digital
Literacy Initiatives for Youth across Europe

Tactical Tech is an international NGO, with an office in Berlin, working to investigate the impact of digital technologies on society. We seek an experienced researcher who has a good understanding of digital and media literacy to work with us on a limited-time consultancy contract in order to gather and distil the latest research in the field of digital media literacy education. 
The Researcher will be expected to:
<ul>
<li>Conduct a literature review of the most up-to-date research and publications on the efficacy of different methods of media literacy in public education for youth. For this, the Researcher is expected to also compile an annotated bibliography.</li>
<li>Compile and review existing educational resources, methods, formats and promising practices related to digital and media literacy for youth, as well as resources related to inter-generational education..</li>
<li>Write an interim report:</li>
</ul>
- Summarizing the initial key findings and recommendations);
- Including the interim annotated bibliography;
- Including the compilation of existing resources, formats and promising practices;
- Present this interim report in a meeting which includes key stakeholders at Tactical Tech (online).
<ul>
<li>Submit a final report, which goes in-depth into:</li>
</ul>
- The overall findings;
- Including the final full annotated bibliography;
- Including the final full compilation of existing resources, formats and promising practices;
- Present this final report in a meeting which includes key stakeholders at Tactical Tech (online or in-person, to be determined).
Due to overlapping and rapid requirements of the initiative, we ask that the Researcher split their work into phases, to better inform our team at various points of the research work:
<ul>
<li>Phase 1 (20th February to 6th March): This phase covers the first 2 weeks of the consultancy (30% of the agreed time). Here you will begin the work of conducting a literature review and compiling existing resources. At the end of the 2 weeks, you will submit a written interim report which you will also present online to Tactical Tech.</li>
<li>Phase 2 (6th March to 1st April): This phase lasts up to an additional 2 months after Phase 1 (to be agreed upon between Consultant and Tactical Tech- 70% of the agreed time). During this period, the Researcher will dive deeper into the literature review and compiling of further existing resources. At the end of this final phase, the Researcher will submit a written final report which you will also present (online or in-person) to Tactical Tech.</li>
</ul>
Interested candidates should have:
<ul>
<li>at least 3 years of practical experience as a Researcher focusing on digital and media literacy;</li>
<li>extensive experience with empirical research, particularly qualitative and quantitative research methods;</li>
<li>fluency in written and spoken English;</li>
<li>excellent writing skills;</li>
<li>ability to deliver on-time under tight deadlines;</li>
<li>excellent interpersonal skills;</li>
<li>experience working internationally and a sensitivity to political situations, culture and different views of the world;</li>
<li>demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, including an understanding of the geopolitical contexts in which Tactical Tech's work is carried out;</li>
<li>Considered a plus: specialised knowledge in research focusing on inter-generational digital and media literacy;</li>
<li>Considered a plus: experience working within an international NGO or non-profit context;</li>
<li>Considered a plus: a proven ability to write in a non-academic, engaging manner for non-technical audiences in a number of formats.</li>
<li>Have availability to work with us between 20th February to 1st April.</li>
</ul>
Application:
If you are interested in collaborating with us, please:
<ul>
<li>Email at helderyse@tacticaltech.org</li>
<li>Use the subject line: “Media Literacy Researcher Consultant”.</li>
<li>Attach your CV as a PDF (this should include a list (with online links) of your recent publications).</li>
<li>Explain why you're interested in consulting with us.</li>
<li>Clarify your approximate daily consultancy rate.</li>
<li>Estimate how many days of consultancy work you would need to complete each Phase of this task (as described in this call).</li>
</ul>
Deadline: This consultancy call will officially close by Monday, 20th February at 09:00 CET (Central European Time), however, we will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis and may close the application sooner if we find a suitable candidate. Please apply as soon as possible.
Successful candidates will be invited to interviews. Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.

We seek an experienced researcher who has a good understanding of
digital and media literacy to work with us on a limited-time consultancy
contract to gather and distil the latest research in the field of digital
media literacy education.

[Open Call] Researcher in digital and media literacy topics for youth
inter-generational audiences

Job Description
The <a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/" title="https\://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants</a> project is looking for a Safeguarding Expert with experience working with young people (11-18 years old) for a limited duration consultancy. The Safeguarding Expert will conduct a short training session for Tactical Tech staff and partners and draft written guidelines for safeguarding practices to be implemented when working with young people worldwide and the world.
The What the Future Wants Team works with partners from across the globe to make its resources available and adapted to young people, youth organisations and educators from different contexts, and it is crucial that all ensure the safety, privacy and well-being of all young people participating in the activities conducted in the framework of the project, both online and in-person.
 Deliverables:
<ul>
<li>Conduct training(s) focused on the safeguarding of young people (11-18 years old) when developing, implementing and disseminating educational materials and activities related to digital literacy (e.g. data privacy, digital security, digital wellbeing) such as those in the <a href="https://theglassroom.org/en/what-the-future-wants/" title="https\://theglassroom.org/en/what-the-future-wants/">What the Future Wants exhibit</a> and <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/families/datadetox-x-youth/" title="https\://datadetoxkit.org/en/families/datadetox-x-youth/">Data Detox x Youth</a>. We would like to record these trainings for future usage internally with Tactical Tech staff as well as externally with our global partners.</li>
<li>Create written guidelines that could be followed by Tactical Tech and its global partners in relation to privacy, safety, and wellbeing when working with young people and when developing educational materials and activities for young people in various global regions and socio-economic situations, including vulnerable groups.</li>
<li>Review the existing Code of Conduct and provide feedback and suggestions for improvements.</li>
</ul>
At the end of this consultancy, we expect the What the Future Wants and Tactical Tech teams to be equipped with relevant knowledge to ensure safeguarding of young people involved in the educational activities conducted in the framework of our projects. Additionally, we expect to improve the ability of the What the Future Wants team to provide clearer guidelines for partners and support them to take concrete measures to ensure full compliance with the existing Code of Conduct.
The consultant will work closely with the What the Future Wants team at Tactical Tech.
Criteria for selection
<ul>
<li>Minimum 2 years experience in implementing safeguarding practices (safety, privacy, well-being) for online and offline activities involving youth (11-18 years old).</li>
<li>Experience in guiding organisations through the implementation of safeguarding guidelines when working with youth.</li>
<li>Clear communication (verbal and written) in English.</li>
<li>Cultural sensitivity when working with international groups and individuals.</li>
<li>Ability to create an open, inclusive, and safe environment both online and offline.</li>
<li>Bonus: Experience in conducting training on the topics of digital safety and privacy.</li>
<li>Bonus: Experience working in various global regions is a plus.</li>
</ul>
Timeline
The consultancy is expected to be conducted fully online and to be completed before 30th of November 2022.
How to apply
If you are interested, please send us an e-mail to <a href="mailto:youth@tacticaltech.org" title="mailto\:youth@tacticaltech.org">youth@tacticaltech.org</a> until 22nd October and include the following documents:
<ul>
<li>Curriculum Vitae (CV);</li>
<li>Letter of Motivation outlining how your experience, skills, qualifications and professional networks fit with this job. (one page maximum);</li>
<li>Daily rate and availability from mid-September until end of November. Please include an estimate of how much time you would need to complete the listed deliverables.</li>
<li>Copies of the relevant articles/reports published through indication of online links or submission of PDF version of these via email attachments (if available). </li>
</ul>
About us
<a href="https://exposingtheinvisible.org/news/call-for-video-producer/tacticaltech.org/" title="https\://exposingtheinvisible.org/news/call-for-video-producer/tacticaltech.org/">Tactical Tech</a> is an international non-profit organisation that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society.
<a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/" title="https\://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants</a> is a youth initiative from Tactical Tech that aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.
Young people grow up in an environment that is increasingly driven by and dependent upon digital technologies. At a time of crucial development this leaves them exposed to a unique set of challenges, such as tech habits and addiction, information pollution, algorithms and discrimination and data surveillance.
The What the Future Wants project seeks to define and address these challenges alongside young people and those that support them. Through research, educational curricula and creative interventions, we will work towards increasing the data literacy of the next generation so that they can think critically and proactively about the digital environment they want to live in now and in the future.

The What the Future Wants project is looking for a Safeguarding
Expert with experience working with young people (11-18 years old),  for a
limited-duration consultancy. The Safeguarding Expert will conduct a training
session for Tactical Tech staff and partners and draft written guidelines for
safeguarding practices to be implemented when working with young people
worldwide.

[CLOSED] Open call for a Safeguarding Expert - What the Future Wants

Tactical Tech's “Exposing the Invisible” (ETI) project is looking
for a short-term podcast producer to develop a concept and implement a series
of podcasts focused on topics related to innovative investigation methods,
cases and community engagement with investigations. 

Call for Podcast Producer for our “Exposing the Invisible” project [Short
term, part-time]

[DE version below]
Tactical Tech is looking for engaged, outgoing exhibition hosts to assist in an outdoor, public exhibition about technology and crisis entitled “Everything Will Be Fine.” The exhibition takes place in a temporary, open-air structure outside the Museum of Technology in Berlin from 14 September - 4 October 2022. The ideal candidates should be interested in the exhibition’s subject matter and must be able to attend on-site training prior to the event (between 7 - 13 September), communicate comfortably both in German and English, be based in Berlin during the dates of the event and be available for shift work during the period of the exhibition’s for 4.5-hour shifts between 10 am and 10 pm daily.
<h3>About the public Intervention</h3>
“Everything will be fine" is an outdoor exhibition by the international NGO Tactical Tech, co-produced with the HAU Hebbel am Ufer.
This public intervention aims to start a conversation and invite people to think about the role technology plays in how we perceive, understand and respond to global environmental, political, economic and social crises. Everything Will Be Fine takes the visitors on a journey through different sections that incorporate artwork from international artists and educational and interactive spaces.
The role of the exhibition hosts will be to engage members of the public and visitors who enter the exhibition by giving them an orientation to the topics of the exhibition – including the spread of misinformation about the climate crisis, the role technology plays in influencing our opinions, the technological solutions to crisis – guiding them through the exhibition content, giving them practical tips, and to point them toward supplementary content in a corresponding virtual exhibition.
To ensure that the intervention is accessible to a broad audience including passers-by, the exhibition will be free of charge and accessible around the clock. An accompanying programme of workshops, film screenings and tours will encourage further audience participation and discussion.
<h3>Your responsibilities will include:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Complete provided training (on-site) – approximately 12 hrs of training between 7 - 13 September</li>
<li>Be available at least 2 days per week during the exhibition for shift work (14 September - 4 October) - each shift is between 4-4.5 hrs from 10:00 - 22:00</li>
<li>Be present at the moment and engaged with the space, exhibition content, and visitors.</li>
<li>Be able to engage the visitors with the hybrid digital part of the exhibition and up to 5 key topics of the exhibition (training provided)</li>
<li>Be available and ready to answer questions from the public.</li>
<li>Give short tours of the public intervention (you will learn how to do this during the training sessions).</li>
</ul>
<h3>Your profile:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Speak and understand in both English and German with ease (B2+).</li>
<li>Great interpersonal and communication skills.</li>
<li>Ability to interact respectfully with diverse groups of people, including visitors of all ages and backgrounds, as well as staff.</li>
<li>Ability to take direction but also work independently in a space.</li>
<li>Energy to stay engaged, present, and available for discussion with visitors in the space.</li>
<li>Initiative and curiosity to learn about the subject-matter.</li>
<li>Reliable and punctual.</li>
<li>Bonus: additional language competencies.</li>
<li>Bonus: experience working with children and teenagers.</li>
<li>Bonus: existing subject-matter expertise.</li>
</ul>
<h3>What we can offer you:</h3>
<ul>
<li>The chance to be a part of a unique and memorable public intervention that will be visited by thousands of people and reported on by the press.</li>
<li>Be a part of a team of like-minded individuals and develop a network of professional contacts in the fields of technology, contemporary art, environment, digital rights, and related sectors.</li>
<li>Thought-provoking trainings and discussions to explore the impacts of technology on societies, in the context of crisis.</li>
<li>Compensation for training hours and shift hours, based on a contract appropriate to your status and availability (working student, mini-job, consultancy with freelancers).</li>
<li>We remain mindful of the Covid-19 pandemic and we will make sure to keep our staff safe, dependent on the developments and restrictions in place.</li>
</ul>
As with any position at Tactical Tech we cultivate a culture of inclusion that respects their individual strengths, views, and experiences. Tactical Tech is committed to achieving this through application of its affirmative action, equal opportunity and nondiscrimination policy in all aspects of employment and work. We strongly encourage applications from members of any marginalized communities, and individuals whose identities are underrepresented in this type of engagement.
<h3>Timeline:</h3>
Applications are open until 31 August, but we encourage you to apply early, as the applications will be reviewed and interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis, starting on 10 August. Interviews will be held in both English and German.
If successful, this position will require a compensated mandatory training, which will betwo days planned between 7 and 13 September in Berlin.
<h3>How to Apply:</h3>
Click this link to fill out the application form: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/221636?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/221636?lang=en</a>
If you are interested in the role but are not sure you fulfill the criteria or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">events@tacticaltech.org</a>.
We apologise, but we don’t have the capacity to provide feedback to all the candidates. We will reach out only to short-listed candidates. Please note if you haven’t been contacted within 14 days from the application deadline, your application has been unsuccessful.
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[DE]
Tactical Tech sucht engagierte, aufgeschlossene Ausstellungsmacher für eine öffentliche Freiluftausstellung über Technologie und Krise mit dem Titel "Everything Will Be Fine". Die Ausstellung findet vom 14. September bis zum 4. Oktober 2022 in einer temporären Freiluftkonstruktion vor dem Technikmuseum in Berlin statt. Die idealen Kandidaten sollten sich für die Thematik der Ausstellung interessieren und in der Lage sein, vor der Veranstaltung (zwischen dem 7. und 13. September) an einer Schulung vor Ort teilzunehmen, sich sowohl auf Deutsch als auch auf Englisch gut verständigen zu können, während der Veranstaltung in Berlin zu wohnen und während der Dauer der Ausstellung in 4,5-Stunden-Schichten täglich zwischen 10 und 22 Uhr zu arbeiten.
<h3>Über die öffentliche Intervention</h3>
"Everything will be fine" ist eine Outdoor-Ausstellung der internationalen NGO Tactical Tech, die in Zusammenarbeit mit dem HAU Hebbel am Ufer realisiert wird.
Diese öffentliche Intervention soll ein Gespräch in Gang bringen und die Menschen dazu einladen, über die Rolle der Technologie bei der Wahrnehmung, dem Verständnis und der Reaktion auf globale ökologische, politische, wirtschaftliche und soziale Krisen nachzudenken. Everything Will Be Fine nimmt die Besucher mit auf eine Reise durch verschiedene Abschnitte, die Kunstwerke internationaler Künstler sowie pädagogische und interaktive Räume umfassen.    
Die Rolle der Ausstellungsmoderatoren wird darin bestehen, die Öffentlichkeit und die Besucher, die die Ausstellung betreten, einzubeziehen, indem sie ihnen eine Orientierung zu den Themen der Ausstellung geben - einschließlich der Verbreitung von Fehlinformationen über die Klimakrise, der Rolle der Technologie bei der Beeinflussung unserer Meinungen, der technologischen Lösungen für die Krise - und sie durch die Ausstellungsinhalte führen, ihnen praktische Tipps geben und sie auf ergänzende Inhalte in einer entsprechenden virtuellen Ausstellung hinweisen.
Um sicherzustellen, dass die Intervention für ein breites Publikum, einschließlich Passanten, zugänglich ist, wird die Ausstellung kostenlos und rund um die Uhr zugänglich sein. Ein Begleitprogramm mit Workshops, Filmvorführungen und Führungen wird das Publikum zur weiteren Teilnahme und Diskussion anregen.
<h3>Zu Ihren Aufgaben gehören:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Absolvierung der vorgesehenen Schulung (vor Ort) - ca. 12 Stunden zwischen dem 7. und 13. September</li>
<li>Sie müssen während der Ausstellung an mindestens 2 Tagen pro Woche für Schichtarbeit zur Verfügung stehen (14. September - 4. Oktober) - jede Schicht dauert zwischen 4 und 4,5 Stunden von 10:00 bis 22:00 Uhr</li>
<li>Sie müssen im Moment präsent sein und sich auf den Raum, die Ausstellungsinhalte und die Besucher einlassen können.</li>
<li>Sie müssen in der Lage sein, die Besucher mit dem hybriden digitalen Teil der Ausstellung und bis zu 5 Schlüsselthemen der Ausstellung vertraut zu machen (Schulung wird angeboten).</li>
<li>Sie müssen bereit sein, Fragen des Publikums zu beantworten.</li>
<li>Kurze Führungen durch die öffentliche Intervention durchführen (wie das geht, lernen Sie während der Schulungen).</li>
</ul>
<h3>Ihr Profil:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Sie sprechen und verstehen sowohl Englisch als auch Deutsch mit Leichtigkeit (B2+).</li>
<li>Sehr gute zwischenmenschliche und kommunikative Fähigkeiten.</li>
<li>Fähigkeit zum respektvollen Umgang mit unterschiedlichen Personengruppen, einschließlich Besuchern jeden Alters und Hintergrunds sowie Mitarbeitern.</li>
<li>Fähigkeit, Anweisungen anzunehmen, aber auch unabhängig in einem Raum zu arbeiten.</li>
<li>Energie, um sich zu engagieren, präsent zu sein und für Gespräche mit den Besuchern des Raums zur Verfügung zu stehen.</li>
<li>Initiative und Neugierde, sich in die Materie einzuarbeiten.</li>
<li>Zuverlässig und pünktlich.</li>
<li>Bonus: zusätzliche Sprachkompetenzen.</li>
<li>Bonus: Erfahrung in der Arbeit mit Kindern und Teenagern.</li>
<li>Bonus: vorhandenes Fachwissen.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Was wir Ihnen bieten können:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Die Chance, an einer einzigartigen und denkwürdigen öffentlichen Aktion teilzunehmen, die von Tausenden von Menschen besucht wird und über die die Presse berichtet.</li>
<li>Sie werden Teil eines Teams von Gleichgesinnten und bauen ein Netzwerk von professionellen Kontakten in den Bereichen Technologie, zeitgenössische Kunst, Umwelt, digitale Rechte und verwandten Bereichen auf.</li>
<li>Schulungen und Diskussionen, die zum Nachdenken anregen, um die Auswirkungen der Technologie auf die Gesellschaft im Kontext der Krise zu untersuchen.</li>
<li>Vergütung der Schulungs- und Schichtstunden auf der Grundlage eines Vertrags, der Ihrem Status und Ihrer Verfügbarkeit entspricht (Werkstudent, Minijob, Beratung durch Freiberufler).</li>
<li>Wir sind uns der Covid-19-Pandemie bewusst und werden dafür sorgen, dass unsere Mitarbeiter sicher sind, abhängig von den Entwicklungen und den geltenden Einschränkungen.</li>
</ul>
Wie bei jeder Position bei Tactical Tech pflegen wir eine Kultur der Integration, die die individuellen Stärken, Ansichten und Erfahrungen der Mitarbeiter respektiert. Tactical Tech ist bestrebt, dies durch die Anwendung seiner Politik der positiven Maßnahmen, der Chancengleichheit und der Nichtdiskriminierung in allen Aspekten der Beschäftigung und der Arbeit zu erreichen. Wir ermutigen nachdrücklich zu Bewerbungen von Mitgliedern marginalisierter Gemeinschaften und von Personen, deren Identitäten in dieser Art von Engagement unterrepräsentiert sind.
<h3>Zeitplan:</h3>
Bewerbungen sind bis zum 31. August möglich, aber wir empfehlen Ihnen, sich frühzeitig zu bewerben, da die Bewerbungen geprüft und die Vorstellungsgespräche ab dem 10. August fortlaufend geführt werden. Die Vorstellungsgespräche werden sowohl auf Englisch als auch auf Deutsch geführt.
<h3>So bewerben Sie sich:</h3>
Klicken Sie auf diesen Link, um das Bewerbungsformular auszufüllen: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/221636?lang=enIf" title="https\://lime.ttc.io/index.php/221636?lang=enIf">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/221636?lang=enIf</a>.
Wenn Sie sich für die Stelle interessieren, aber nicht sicher sind, ob Sie die Kriterien erfüllen, oder wenn Sie Fragen haben, können Sie uns gerne unter <a href="mailto:events@tacticaltech.org" title="mailto\:events@tacticaltech.org">events@tacticaltech.org</a> kontaktieren.
Leider haben wir nicht die Kapazität, allen Bewerbern eine Rückmeldung zu geben. Wir werden uns nur an die Kandidaten wenden, die in die Vorauswahl aufgenommen wurden. Sollten Sie innerhalb von 14 Tagen nach Ablauf der Bewerbungsfrist nicht kontaktiert worden sein, war Ihre Bewerbung nicht erfolgreich.

Tactical Tech is looking for engaged, outgoing exhibition hosts to
assist in an outdoor, public exhibition about technology and crisis entitled
“Everything Will Be Fine.” The exhibition takes place in a temp

[Call for hosts/ Stellenangebot für Ausstellungsbegleiter]  Everything
Will Be Fine Exhibition in Berlin 

Tactical Tech is a Berlin-based international NGO which strives to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society. Our approach is practical, and our work focuses on how technology impacts power structures, public and private accountability, human rights and social justice.
Your role:
We are looking for an engaged Grants and Fundraising Coordinator with strong organisational and interpersonal skills, committed to a non-profit cause to coordinate grant management, ensuring adherence to contracted work plans and log-frames across grants. In this role, the coordinator will play a central role in collaborating with internal project teams as well as external partnership consortia for project proposal submissions and reporting.
The Grants and Fundraising Coordinator will work closely with the Development Director to support our donor relations and have an oversight of upcoming fundraising calls and awarded grants and will collaborate with the Communications and Fundraising Manager, who has oversight of monitoring, evaluation and impact analysis, for grant reporting.
Key responsibilities
Grant Management and compliance
<ul>
<li>Coordinate processes for grant reporting and submitting high-quality donor reports. Maintain calendar of upcoming reports.</li>
<li>Grant management in compliance with contracts and funders requirements - track project action progress, coordinate grant kick-off meetings and quarterly review meetings.</li>
<li>Keep Development Director informed of any projected inabilities to meet contractual obligations. Be active in proposing remedial solutions.</li>
<li>Support the Communications and Fundraising Manager in the implementation of monitoring, evaluation and impact analysis as well as partner communication.</li>
<li>Ensure effective tracking, administration and documentation of the above</li>
</ul>
Development and fundraising
<ul>
<li>Research potential funders and major donors, keep abreast of upcoming calls and inform the Development Director.</li>
<li>Coordinate proposal writing process. Supported by the Development Director, collaborate with project staff and partnership consortia to develop, execute and submit high-quality grant proposals successfully and on time.</li>
<li>Participate in negotiations and agreements with grantees and other partners – coordinate preparation of action plans, budgets and contract review.</li>
<li>Provide oversight and support to project staff on small-scale grant applications and fees for services.</li>
<li>Ensure effective tracking, administration and documentation of the above.</li>
</ul>
Competencies required for this role
<ul>
<li>Around 5 years of progressively responsible work experience at an NGO of similar scale and size, most recent 2 years successfully writing proposals for governments, the EU and international or German foundations.</li>
<li>Graduate, ideally with an advanced degree in Business Administration, Social Sciences, or other related areas.</li>
<li>Experience in grant management and proven successful grant report writing.</li>
<li>Native level English language skills with excellent creative writing skills &#x26; editing skills for a variety of audiences, including formal communication.</li>
<li>Excellent organising skills, great attention to detail and comfortable with iterative processes in a fast and dynamic environment.</li>
<li>As a self-starter, you work independently and across teams with limited supervision and pro-actively seek information and propose solutions.</li>
<li>Experience working with partners and stakeholders from diverse and international backgrounds is an asset. You understand and are sensitive to political situations and different views of the world.</li>
<li>We work in a collaborative and supportive way, you will enjoy working with us if you are committed to an active listening and a learning culture.</li>
<li>Demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, interest in issues related to the topics related to democracy, civil liberties and human rights.</li>
<li>Tactical Tech’s team is Berlin-based, and having or acquiring a German residency is a requirement to be employed for this position. A preference will be given to candidates located in or willing to reallocate to Berlin.</li>
</ul>
We offer
<ul>
<li>A full-time position for a limited term, 12-month contract, preferably starting 1st October. We plan to extend this position, depending on available funds, organisational needs and performance.</li>
<li>Annual leave entitlement of 25 days and an additional end of the year break.</li>
<li>A culture of diversity and inclusion, with team members from various places around the world and diverse backgrounds, who bring a variety of professional and personal experiences and dedication to Tactical Tech’s values and goals.</li>
<li>Flexible work arrangements – core hours and the possibility of remote work divided into in-person collaborative meetings and other tasks that can be performed remotely.</li>
<li>An attractive place to work in the centre of Berlin.</li>
<li>During the current Covid-19 pandemic, we make sure to keep our staff safe, limiting in-person meetings and office work, dependent on the developments and restrictions in place.</li>
</ul>
As with any position at Tactical Tech, we cultivate a culture of inclusion for all employees that respects their individual strengths, views, and experiences. Tactical Tech is committed to achieving this through the application of its affirmative action, equal opportunity and non-discrimination policy in all aspects of employment and work. We strongly encourage applications from members of any marginalised communities and individuals whose identities are under-represented in this profession.
Road map for the role:
In the first month, you will have an understanding of Tactical Tech’s projects and related grants and have started building relationships with the team. You will start understanding the different components of your role.
After three months, you will have a good understanding of your role, having already taken the responsibility of fundraising research, and you will know the details of current grants and understand the grant management process, including partnerships. You will have contributed towards grant reporting and understand the expectation of the role as you grow further. You will have established good working relationships with key project staff.
After six months, you will have established a smooth workflow, in your role of fundraising and grants management and have absolute clarity on your responsibilities. You will have started to co-coordinate grant reports and possibly fundraising proposals with the teams. You identified areas for improvement to which you contribute and bring your own experience and knowledge to the department.
After 1 year, you will be fully at ease in your role as Grant and Fundraising Coordinator and will have started to look at your impact beyond immediate tasks, e.g. in terms of knowledge capture or process optimization, contribution to the overall strategy and direction. You established yourself as the go-to person internal for all matters related to processes of grant management, including reporting and possibly fundraising too.
If you are interested in the role but are not sure you fulfil the criteria or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>.
Please apply by August 31st via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “Grant and Fundraising” with your CV and short cover letter (PDF format in one file preferably) outlining your relevant skills, suitability for the post and your availability.
Please provide two contacts for references from previous jobs, ideally similar positions. We would contact them at a later stage of the recruitment process with your prior approval.
We apologise, but we don’t have the capacity to provide feedback to all the candidates. We will reach out only to short-listed candidates. Please note if you haven’t been contacted within 14 days from the application deadline, your application has been unsuccessful.

We are looking for an engaged Grants and Fundraising Coordinator
with strong organisational and interpersonal skills, committed to a non-profit
cause to coordinate grant management, ensuring adherence to contracted work
plans and log-frames across grants.  

[Job opportunity] Grants and Fundraising Coordinator

Tactical Tech is looking for partner individuals, organisations, or collectives in Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA) to collaborate with <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/">THE DATA DETOX KIT</a>.
The Data Detox Kit is a set of step-by-step guides that helps people reflect upon their interactions with technology and, learn how to gain more control over their data privacy, security and find balance with their well-being. There are also numerous online and in-person workshop materials based on the guides. The past years have focused on localizing and expanding resources, which are now available in 36 languages.
Partnership goals:
We would like to connect with new partners in SWANAregions, in order to help build their capacity and to further develop materials with their help and expertise. To do so, we are seeking partners who are interested in the following areas:
<ul>
<li>Running Data Detox workshops (using our existing curricula or creating new curricula).</li>
<li>Training other trainers (e.g. educators, librarians) about the Data Detox Kit.</li>
<li>Outreaching/distributing existing Data Detox materials.</li>
<li>Feedbacking or inputting on the existing Data Detox materials.</li>
<li>Creating something new based on the Data Detox Kit (e.g. podcasts, videos, games, etc.).</li>
</ul>
Activities would need to take place between September and the end of October 2022.
Who can apply?
In order to be eligible for this partnership call, individuals, organizations, or collectives must meet all of the below criteria:
<ul>
<li>Be currently working in Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA).</li>
<li>Work on some aspects of digital literacy.</li>
<li>Have the capacity to carry out these activities between September until October 2022.</li>
</ul>
What we can offer you:
<ul>
<li>The opportunity to help shape the project.</li>
<li>Honorarium (possible between 250 EUR and up to 3000 EUR, depending on activities and availability of funds)</li>
<li>Promotion within our networks (approx. 6000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 48000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li>
<li>The chance to join a community of like-minded individuals.</li>
<li>Materials and resources that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been published.</li>
</ul>
How to apply:
If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. Be as specific as possible with your concepts. We’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further in the next few weeks.
Application deadline: 28 August 2022
Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/489547?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/489547?lang=en</a>
For any questions or more information, please contact us at datadetox@tacticaltech.org

We are looking for partner individuals, organisations, or
collectives in Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA) to collaborate with the
worldwide-renowned Data Detox Kit.

[Open Partnerships Call]  Data Detox Kit

Tactical Tech is opening a year-long volunteer opportunity for an individual who would like to learn more about sustainable digital technologies and support our international reaching work and join our team in the Berlin-based office.
Tactical Tech is an international NGO, with an office in Berlin. At Tactical Tech, we strive to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society. Our approach is practical and our work focuses on how technology impacts power structures, public and private accountability, human rights and social justice.
This opportunity will allow you to engage with activites and projects enabling critical thinking and digital literacy and aiming at building the capacity of civil society actors on the evolving topics of influence and opinion making in the digital age.
This volunteer position offers a unique insight into the production of online and offline cultural interventions, especially in relation to the Glass Room project – providing resources and materials to partners globally, supporting an outdoor exhibition in Berlin, developing learning assets and workshops around data literacy, as well as supporting partners globally in organising events for their communities.
Your daily responsibilities will include:
<ul>
<li>Supporting project tasks, like partnership contact and administration, translations of produced assets, online workshops and others.</li>
<li>Engaging with the outreach and communications, among others editing website content entries, social media channels etc.</li>
<li>Completing project administration or logistic tasks, including support of the production and organisation of the outdoor exhibition in Berlin.</li>
</ul>
Your learnings will include:
<ul>
<li>Insights into an innovative projects that aims at explaining to a wider public the challenges and risks of technology.</li>
<li>Learning about the work and structure of an international NGO, about office and event management.</li>
<li>Work along a diverse, international team of highly engaged professionals with variety of expertise.</li>
<li>Work with a team, as well as independently with support and guidelines.</li>
<li>Broaden your international network.</li>
<li>Opportunities to bring and develop your own ideas.</li>
</ul>
Your profile
<ul>
<li>You are between 18 – 30 years of age when starting and haven’t done ESC (EVS) volunteering yet.</li>
<li>You must also be legally resident in an EU member state or one of the following partner countries: Republic of Northern Macedonia and Turkey, Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia.</li>
<li>Good spoken and written English. Other languages including but not limited to German are a great asset in our work.</li>
<li>You find Tactical Tech's mission and values inspiring and you are open to working internationally and with a sensitivity to political situations and different views of the world.</li>
<li>You enjoy working in a team, international enviornment, get engaged with new challenges, in a collaborative and supportive manner, committed to an active listening and learning culture</li>
<li>Interest or other experience related to public education, society and technology will be a definite help for you.</li>
<li>Experience with CMS, databases, Gitlab, other digital tools and editing skills are a definite plus.</li>
</ul>
As with any position at Tactical Tech we cultivate a culture of inclusion for all our team members that respects their individual strengths, views, and experiences. Tactical Tech is committed to achieving this through application of its affirmative action, equal opportunity and nondiscrimination policy in all aspects of employment and work. We strongly encourage applications from members of any marginalized communities, and individuals whose identities are underrepresented in this activity.
How does it work
<ul>
<li>The volunteer placement is for a period of 12 months and can start between August-September.</li>
<li>Weekly working time: 30-35 hours (normally Monday-Friday; in case of events work on weekends can occasionally be required).</li>
<li>Holiday entitelement: 25 days for the total of the volunteering period.</li>
<li>Please note that we would like to host a volunteer in Berlin for the entire duration of the volunteering period. However, in case the Covid-19 developments and regulations of Germany and the country the volunteer will come from do not allow this, the volunteering can be done remotely, partly, or entirely.</li>
<li>Volunteer receive a monthly allowance of 1000,00 EUR for accommodation, livelihood, pocket money, monthly tickets (if the accommodation is provided from our side the allowance will be reduced).</li>
<li>Finding accommodation in Berlin might be challenging. For that reason, it is important for us that you are aware of it, we will support you in your search and provide necessary assistance but you might need to be flexible about the accommodation.</li>
<li>Participants have access and are encouraged to take an opportunity of a German on line language course.</li>
<li>Reimbursement of the travel, visa and insurance costs, and support with visa application. Support and assistance with other formalities on the ground in Berlin.</li>
<li>Participation in ESC seminars provided by the National Agency is required.</li>
</ul>
EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY CORPS (ESC)
This opportunity is related to a European Solidarity Corps funding and therefore must meet the requirements of the programme.
The European Solidarity Corps is an initiative funded by the EU Commission in the frame of Erasmus+. Tactical Tech is a hosting organization for volunteers; each incoming volunteer needs a sending organization from his or her country.
Therefore, please check already which organization could be your sending organization and get in touch with them. You can also check the database of sending organizations online. More information: <a href="https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en">https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en</a>
How to apply
Please send your application via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “European Solidarity Corps” with your CV and a covering letter in English in one document in a PDF format by July 24th 2022.
Please provide the following information in your application:
• Your competences / subjects / personal focus that you can contribute - languages, working fields where you are/were active in.
• Necessary information for possible visa application (whether you need a visa, what kind of support you need from our side) and your availability.
The application can be also submitted in an alternative form, e.g. as a video or a presentation, if it answers the above mentioned questions.
Please note that you can only apply if you are under the age of 30 and if you haven’t done ESC volunteering already before.
If you are interested in the opportunity, but are not sure you fulfill the criteria or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>.
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.

Tactical Tech is opening a year-long volunteer opportunity for an
individual who would like to learn more about sustainable digital technologies
and support our international reaching work and join our team in the Berlin
based office. 

Tactical Tech is opening a year-long volunteer opportunity for an
individual who would like to learn more about sustainable digital technologies
and support our international reaching work and join our team in the
Berlin-based office. 

[CLOSED] [Open Call for a Volunteer]  European Solidarity Corps Programme

Tactical Tech is looking for a motivated junior DevSecOps
specialist who is willing to learn and actively collaborate with our IT and
tech team. 

[Job opportunity] DevSecOps (junior) specialist

Exposing the Invisible (ETI)  is looking for a short-term video
producer who will help us with producing and editing audiovisual material.

Consultancy Call - Video Producer: short term, part-time position with
“Exposing the Invisible”

Tactical Tech is looking for partnering individuals, organisations, or collectives to collaborate with the What the Future Wants (WTFW) project.
WTFW aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures. Through education, co-creation and capacity building, we work towards increasing the data literacy of the next generation so that they can think critically and proactively about the digital environment they want to live in now and in the future. We have created the <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/families/datadetox-x-youth/">Data Detox x Youth activity book</a> and the soon-to-be-released WTFW exhibition for young people.
<h2>Partnership goals</h2>
Over the next years, Tactical Tech is looking to expand and develop the What the Future Wants project. To do so, we are seeking partners to help us explore three main areas:
<ol>
<li>
Explore and test co-creation methodologies as a form of meaningful youth engagement
Over the past year, we have been carrying out co-creation workshops with young people in which they shared their knowledge and insights and have a say in shaping their digital future. We would like to find partners who are also interested in co-creation processes to help us explore and test different approaches and methodologies in this area.
</li>
<li>
Develop, adapt, localise and outreach Tactical Tech’s existing resources to better suit the needs of young people:
We believe that the resources created in the frame of the projects:The Glass Room, the Data Detox Kit, the Data Detox x Youth and What the Future Wants have a great potential to reach more young people. We are looking for partners who can help us to further develop, adapt, localise and outreach these resources so that they meet the needs of specific communities and age groups. We are particularly interested in groups who are experimenting with digital and social formats.
</li>
<li>
Provide educators with all the tools they need to bring critical data and tech literacy into their work
We are looking for partners who are also interested in equipping educators with the skills, knowledge and methods of youth engagement in this area. This could be through training, peer-to-peer models, or helping us to develop and expand our educational materials and curricula.
</li>
</ol>
<h2>Who can apply?</h2>
In order to be eligible for this partnership call, individuals, organisations, or collectives must meet all of the below criteria:
<ul>
<li>be currently working in at least one of the following regions: Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, South-West Asia and North Africa (SWANA), Asia, the Pacific Islands and Eastern Europe*;</li>
<li>work with young people on some aspect of digital literacy;</li>
<li>have access to an existing network of other local and national youth organisations and initiatives;</li>
<li>have the capacity to carry out these activities between July 2022 until May 2023;</li>
</ul>
*Applicants from the following European countries are eligible to apply: Albania, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, North Macedonia, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine.
<h2>What we can offer you</h2>
Through partnering with Tactical Tech, you will have free access to:
<ul>
<li>high-quality resources that you can adapt to reach your specific communities;</li>
<li>support and advice on shaping your projects and plans through a co-development process;</li>
<li>training and capacity building opportunities that will provide you with skills and tools;</li>
<li>a global community of like-minded organisations;</li>
<li>promotion within our networks (approx. 6600 monthly newsletter subscribers, 48000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li>
</ul>
*Honorarium available for partners depending on their specific needs and partnership scope.
<h2>How to apply</h2>
To apply please complete this short survey (<a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/396461?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/396461?lang=en</a>) by June 13th, 2022; 23:59 CEST.
Once the deadline has passed, Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. The interviews will take place between June - July 2022. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.
<h2>Any questions?</h2>
Hopefully all of your questions should be answered in this partnership call, but if something is unclear, or if there is a problem with the application, please email the youth team at youth (@) tacticaltech.org.

Tactical Tech is looking for partners to collaborate with the What
the Future Wants (WTFW), a project that aims to put young people in the
driving seat of their digital futures and enable them to think critically and
proactively about the digital environment they want to live. 

[Deadline extension] Call for partners: Join the ‘What the Future Wants’
project to empower young generations 

Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organizations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society. We have a series of projects—The Data Detox Kit, The Glass Room, What the Future Wants, and the Digital Enquirer Kit—that aim to increase digital and media literacy among various audiences (including but not limited to: civil society, community hubs, institutes, educators, librarians, young people).
Over the course of the past decade we have been collaborating with partners to host events, adapt materials, co-create, translate resources (and much more!) in the frame of these projects—and now we are seeking partners again! If you apply to this call, you can include elements and goals related to one or more of these projects in your partnership idea:
<ul>
<li>The <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/">Data Detox Kit</a> is a set of step-by-step guides that helps people reflect upon their interactions with technology, and learn how to gain more control over their data privacy, security and find balance with their well-being. There are also numerous online and in-person <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/workshops">workshop</a> materials based on the guides.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.theglassroom.org/misinformation/">The Glass Room</a> is an interactive exhibition that is generating a global conversation about data and privacy. It comes in various formats – from large-scale exhibitions in major cities to a <a href="https://theglassroom.org/misinformation/">portable version</a> that can be set up by anyone, anywhere in the world. It includes a variety of resources: posters, digital apps, animations and more.</li>
<li><a href="https://tacticaltech.org/projects/youth">What the Future Wants</a> is Tactical Tech's youth initiative which engages young people, parents and educators with the biggest questions facing our digital environment now and in the future, using critical thinking skills and data literacy knowledge to set the agenda for a positive and participatory digital future. You can find the <a href="https://theglassroom.org/youth/">What the Future Wants interactive youth exhibition</a> and <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/families/datadetox-x-youth">Data Detox x Youth</a> <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/families/datadetox-x-youth">workbook</a> online.</li>
<li>The <a href="https://digitalenquirer.org/"></a> <a href="https://digitalenquirer.org/">Digital Enquirer Kit</a> is an e-learning course about media literacy, verification, and how to navigate the internet safely.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Partnership goals:</h2>
We would like to connect with partners, in order to help build their capacity and to further develop materials with their help and expertise. To do so, we are seeking partners who are interested in the following areas:
<ul>
<li>Run workshops (using our existing curricula, or by creating new curricula)</li>
<li>Train other trainers (e.g. educators, librarians, peer-to-peers) about critical digital literacy methods</li>
<li>Organize events (e.g. the Glass Room or What the Future Wants exhibitions)</li>
<li>Outreach/distribute existing materials</li>
<li>Feedback, input on, testing of existing materials</li>
<li>Create something new based on our resources (e.g. translation, adaptation, research, podcasts, videos, games, etc.)</li>
<li>Explore methods of co-creating materials (e.g. with young people)</li>
</ul>
Activities would need to take place between February and June 2023; final activity reports will be due no later than 15th June 2023.
<h2>Who can apply?</h2>
In order to be eligible for this partnership call, individuals, organizations, or collectives must meet all of the below criteria:
<ul>
<li>Work on the broader topic of digital and media literacy.</li>
<li>Be currently working in at least one of the following regions: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), South-West Asia and North Africa (SWANA), Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Eastern Europe</li>
<li>Have access to an existing network of other local and/or national organizations and initiatives.</li>
<li>Be able to join online sessions with other partners (at the beginning, middle, and end of the partnership period).</li>
<li>Have the capacity to carry out these activities by June 2023.</li>
<li>Ability to report on activities by 15th June 2023.</li>
</ul>
<h2>What we can offer you:</h2>
<ul>
<li>The opportunity to help shape the projects.</li>
<li>Honorarium (possible between 250 EUR and up to 3500 EUR, depends on activities and availability of funds)</li>
<li>Promotion within our networks (approx. 6000 monthly newsletter subscribers, 49000 Twitter followers, and more across social media).</li>
<li>The chance to join a community of like-minded individuals.</li>
<li>A massive virtual library of resources and materials developed over the past 20 years that you can use for your own projects, including those which have not yet been released publicly.</li>
</ul>
<h2>How to apply:</h2>
If you are interested in applying, please click on the link below. Be as specific as possible with your concepts, and we’ll contact successful applicants to take the conversation further in the next few weeks.
<ul>
<li>Application deadline: 31st January 2023; 23:59 CET.</li>
<li>Application link: <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/838461?lang=en">https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/838461?lang=en</a></li>
</ul>
Once the deadline has passed, Tactical Tech will review all of the applications and select candidates for interviews. The interviews will take place in February 2023. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.
<h2>Any questions?</h2>
We invite you to check out information about past partnerships, to see what has been done. You can find some of that information documented below:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/partnerships/">Data Detox Kit: Partnerships Showcase</a></li>
<li><a href="https://theglassroom.org/capsule-3-0/">The Glass Room and What the Future Wants: Partner Showcase</a></li>
<li><a href="https://tacticaltech.org/news/digital-you/">Digital You initiative overview</a></li>
<li><a href="https://b3.ttc.io/playback/presentation/2.3/0776ef05891fd71cb307c6a0dda9a3b09115e229-1673009681647" title="https\://b3.ttc.io/playback/presentation/2.3/0776ef05891fd71cb307c6a0dda9a3b09115e229-1673009681647">Click here to watch this video</a> for more examples of our partnerships across the projects listed in this open call.</li>
</ul>
Furthermore, we invite you to attend our optional “Digital Literacy Interventions” Open Call Info Sessions. These sessions are meant as an optional resource to support prospective partner applicants to gain clarity on how to answer the questions of the application, in case they are unclear.
The sessions will be offered at the following dates/times, all at this link: <a href="https://b3.ttc.io/b/saf-dd4-yao-nft">https://b3.ttc.io/b/saf-dd4-yao-nft</a>
<ul>
<li>Wednesday, 18th January: 10am CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Thursday, 19th January: 10am CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Thursday, 19th January: 16:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Friday, 20th January: 16:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Wednesday, 25th January: 10:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Wednesday, 25th January: 16:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Thursday, 26th January: 10:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Monday, 30th January: 16:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
<li>Tuesday, 31st January: 18:00 CET (Central European Time)</li>
</ul>
These sessions are not mandatory and will not increase your chances of becoming a partner with us. These sessions may help you to make your vision of partnering more clear and therefore answer the application with more clarity. <a href="https://b3.ttc.io/playback/presentation/2.3/0776ef05891fd71cb307c6a0dda9a3b09115e229-1673016979340" title="https\://b3.ttc.io/playback/presentation/2.3/0776ef05891fd71cb307c6a0dda9a3b09115e229-1673016979340">Click here to watch this video</a> explaining the application process.
In case your questions are not answered at these sessions, you can contact Safa at safa @ tacticaltech.org with “Digital Literacy Interventions Open Call Question” in the subject line (please note there may be a delayed response time with another subject line).

The Data Detox Kit, The Glass Room, What the Future Wants, and the
Digital Enquirer Kit are seeking partners!

[Open Call for Partnerships] Digital and Media Literacy Interventions
(Applications are closed)

Our 'Exposing the Invisible' project is looking for consultants
from the European Union who have training and curriculum expertise in the
field of investigation, research and data exploration. Learn more and apply by
21.12!

Our 'Exposing the Invisible' project is looking for consultants from
the European Union who have training and curriculum expertise in the field of
investigation, research and data exploration. Learn more and apply by 21.12!

Call for Consultants: investigation, research, exploration

Tactical Tech is looking for a committed and engaged person interested in learning and growing while using their professional skills within our Development team. The Development team is responsible for fundraising, grant management, partnership management, monitoring and evaluation as well as organisational communications. This new role of Administrator is being established to improve the efficiency across these functions as they impact the wider organisation.
Tactical Tech works on challenges of data-driven technologies. We strive to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society.
If you like working on a vast array of functions relating to organisation development and would like to become part of a diverse and dynamic team in a Berlin-based international NGO, this would be a perfect match!
<h3>Your role</h3>
This position is an exciting opportunity to support fundraising and grant management tasks, coordinate administration and data collection for partnership management and M&#x26;E processes, and support communications actions. You will work closely with the Development Director, and support and collaborate with other areas such as the finance and communications functions as well as with project teams.
Some of the detailed role responsibilities include:
<ul>
<li>Fundraising: researching and following funding opportunities with oversight of deadlines as well as supporting application process and administration;</li>
<li>Grant Management: coordinating grant management task-timeline including set-up and managing an administration system for contract management and compliance;</li>
<li>Monitoring and Evaluation: working closely with the project teams to collect the information and support them in working along the system for results monitoring and evaluation;</li>
<li>Partnership Management: working closely with the project teams to coordinate collecting information around work with partners and support the projects in partnership management and administration;</li>
<li>Communications: supporting organisation communication in particular through updating website, social media and monthly newsletter as well as maintaining reach statistics</li>
</ul>
<h3>Your profile</h3>
<ul>
<li>You work reliably and take ownership and responsibility for your tasks. You are flexible and team-oriented. You feel confident working within different teams across the organisation.</li>
<li>You have great organisational skills, are meticulous and detail oriented.</li>
<li>You feel confident organising spreadsheets, reports and logs, maintaining filing and archiving systems, such as for documents, text samples or images.</li>
<li>You have at least 2 years’ experience ideally working in a project coordination role with strong focus on grant administration or in administrative assistant or secretarial position, preferably in a non-profit organisation. You have a basic understanding of non-profit fundraising and grant management.</li>
<li>Experience working with partners and stakeholders from diverse and international backgrounds is an asset. You understand and are sensitive to political situations and different world views.</li>
<li>Fluency in written and spoken English is necessary for this job. Additional languages, in particular German, are an asset. Tactical Tech's working language is English.</li>
<li>We work in a collaborative and supportive way, you will enjoy working with us if you are committed to an active listening and learning culture.</li>
<li>Demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, interest in issues related to the topics related to democracy, civil liberties, human rights.</li>
<li>Tactical Tech’s team is Berlin-based, and preference will be given to candidates with an existing legal right to work in Germany.</li>
</ul>
<h3>We offer</h3>
<ul>
<li>A full-time position for a limited term, 12-month contract, starting February. We hope to extend this position, depending on available funds, organisational needs and performance.</li>
<li>Competitive salary within the non-governmental sector in Berlin.</li>
<li>International, lively and friendly team of engaged professionals.</li>
<li>A culture of diversity and inclusion, with team members from various places in the world and backgrounds, who bring in a variety of professional and personal experiences and dedication to Tactical Tech’s values and goals.</li>
<li>Tactical Tech is committed to equal employment opportunity for all.</li>
<li>Flexible work arrangements – core hours and possibility of remote work divided into in-person collaborative meetings and other tasks that can be performed remotely.</li>
<li>An attractive place to work in the centre of Berlin.</li>
<li>During the current Covid-19 pandemic, we mainly work remotely with in-person meetings dependent on the developments and restrictions in place.</li>
</ul>
If you are interested in the role, but are not sure you fulfill the criteria or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>.
Please apply by January 16th via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “Development Administrator” with your CV and a covering letter in English (PDF format, preferably in one file) outlining your suitability for the post and your availability.
Please provide two contacts for references from previous jobs, ideally similar positions. We would contact them at a later stage of recruitment process with your prior approval.
We don’t have capacity to provide feedback to all the candidates. We will reach out only to shortlisted candidates. Please note if you haven’t been contacted within 14 days from the application deadline, your application has been unsuccessful.
<h3>Tactical Tech</h3>
Tactical Tech is an international NGO whose mission is to build capacity at the intersection of human rights and technology in order to create more equitable, democratic and sustainable societies.
We explore how digital technologies affect rights, equity and sustainability and how they alter power structures. We work to build the capacity of civil society organisations and communities worldwide to explore and mitigate the impact of digital technologies on their immediate context and on society at large. Our work informs the responses of key stakeholders, provides practical solutions and enables our audiences to make more informed decisions and act with agency.

Tactical Tech is looking for a committed and engaged person
interested in learning and growing while using their professional skills
within our Development team. Apply by January 16th!

Development Administrator

<h3>Data and Politics Project</h3>
Continued developments in digital technologies have given rise to a new political modus operandi. Politically active groups around the globe are using tools and techniques from data-driven marketing, behavioural psychology, and digital campaign consultants to advance their agendas, promote their campaigns and influence voters. The Data and Politics project aims to engage key stakeholders - from election monitors to voters - in understanding which political entities are using what types of data, how their various methods work, and how they are affecting political structures worldwide.
Tactical Tech is looking for a committed and engaged individual to join our Data and Politics team as a Project Coordinator.
If you wish to engage with the challenges of data-driven technologies in the space of formal and informal politics, you have great organisational skills, and a hands-on approach to producing outputs this would be a perfect match!
<h3>Your role</h3>
In this role you will be responsible for coordinating Data &#x26; Politics project components
<ul>
<li>including organising events (online and offline) for diverse professional audiences including policy makers, election monitors, artists, and educators,</li>
<li>communicating with international partners and supporting them in localising our materials,</li>
<li>and supporting the production of outreach materials based on our research.</li>
</ul>
The project coordinator will also
<ul>
<li>perform a wide range of administrative, logistic and coordination tasks related to the project such as scheduling meetings, minute taking, and following up with relevant stakeholders</li>
<li>and support outreach and digital communications for the project – both directly and also by providing resources, plans and support for partner social media and digital activity.</li>
</ul>
Alongside the administrative tasks, the role has space for developing skills
<ul>
<li>to represent the project at speaking events, to contribute to strategic conversations, and to write outreach materials based on existing research and literature.</li>
</ul>
Therefore, it will be a benefit if the applicant has an interest, experience and basic understanding of the following topics and their social implications: personal data and human rights, online influence and democracy, strategic communications in elections and the digital technologies behind them.
If you enjoy working in an international environment on relevant and timely questions and challenges regarding technology, you are a great communicator and have experience in planning and coordinating processes with various stakeholders, follow the details of this call and apply to work with us at Tactical Tech!
<h3>Your profile</h3>
<ul>
<li>2+ years experience working in project coordination preferably with an international context.</li>
<li>Experience in designing and organising international trainings and events, offline and online.</li>
<li>Interest and basic understanding of issues related to the intersection of tech, data, democracy and civil liberties.</li>
<li>Great organizational skills as well as an independent, hands-on, reliable, and quality-oriented way of working.</li>
<li>Experience of working with partners and stakeholders from different professions in an international environment and a sensitivity to political situations and different views of the world.</li>
<li>Experience and interest in communications work, like promotional materials, activities, creative ideas for expending project outreach.</li>
<li>Bachelor or Master degree in Social and Political Science, Cultural and Media Studies or digital technology; or equivalent experience, education or training in Data Science, AI, digital technology would be an asset.</li>
<li>Fluent English, additional languages (among others French, Spanish) are a distinct advantage.</li>
<li>Demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, including an understanding of the geopolitical contexts in which Tactical Tech's work is carried out.</li>
<li>Collaborative and supportive, committed to an active listening and learning culture.</li>
<li>Working with integrity and respect, both internally and while representing Tactical Tech externally.</li>
</ul>
<h3>We offer</h3>
<ul>
<li>A full-time position for a limited term, 12-month contract, starting January.
We hope to extend this position, depending on available funds and performance.</li>
<li>Competitive salary within the non-governmental sector in Berlin.</li>
<li>International, lively and friendly team of engaged professionals.</li>
<li>A culture of diversity and inclusion, with Berlin-based team members from over 15 countries and nationalities and four continents that bring a variety of professional and personal experiences and dedication to Tactical Tech’s values and goals.</li>
<li>Flexible work arrangements – core hours and possibility of remote work divided into in-person collaborative meetings and other tasks that can be performed remotely.</li>
<li>An attractive place to work in the centre of Berlin.</li>
<li>During the current Covid-19 pandemic, we mainly work remotely with in-person meetings dependent on the developments and restrictions in place.</li>
<li>Tactical Tech’s team is Berlin-based. Please note that the preference is for candidates with the pre-existing legal right to work in Germany.</li>
</ul>
If you are interested in the role, but are not sure you fulfill the criteria or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>.
Please apply via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “D&#x26;P Project Coordinator” with your CV and a covering letter in PDF format outlining your suitability for the post and your availability by November 25th.
Please provide two contacts for references from previous jobs, engagement in a similar position; we would contact them at a later stage of recruitment process with your prior approval.
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Please note if you haven’t been contacted within 14 days from the application deadline, your application has been unsuccessful.
<h3>Tactical Tech</h3>
Tactical Tech is an international NGO whose mission is to build capacity at the intersection of human rights and technology in order to create more equitable, democratic and sustainable societies.
We explore how digital technologies affect rights, equity and sustainability and how they alter power structures. We work to build the capacity of civil society organisations and communities worldwide to explore and mitigate the impact of digital technologies on their immediate context and on society at large. Our work informs the responses of key stakeholders, provides practical solutions and enables our audiences to make more informed decisions and act with agency.

Tactical Tech is looking for a committed and engaged individual to
join our Data and Politics team as a Project Coordinator. 

Project Coordinator: Data and Politics

<h4>Organisation Description</h4>
Tactical Tech is an international NGO, with an office in Berlin. At Tactical Tech, we strive to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society. Our approach is practical and our work focuses on how technology impacts power structures, public and private accountability, human rights and social justice.
<h4>Role Description</h4>
Tactical Tech is offering an internship position for a student or a junior professional looking to engage with an international cultural project and/or complete their obligatory student internship (Praktikum).
This internship position offers a unique insight into the production of online and offline cultural interventions internationally, with a specific focus on the process of translation, contextualisation and outreach. The intern will assist Tactical Tech’s Glass Room project in the process of preparing materials and supporting partners globally in organising events for their communities.
This is a great opportunity to work with highly engaged international partners and gain an insight into an innovative project that aims at explaining to a wider public the challenges and risks of technology.
<a href="http://www.theglassroom.org/">The Glass Room</a> is an immersive exhibition on technology, data and privacy that has been visited by 230,000 people worldwide.
It has been adapted to a number of formats: a large stand-alone exhibition that has appeared in San Francisco, London, New York and Berlin; and a smaller curated exhibition for major galleries, museums and festivals.
We have also set up The Glass Room Community Edition, a set of visualisations and digital assets that can be produced at scale so that event organisers, communities and organisations throughout the world can host their own exhibition. In 2019, over 60 exhibitions were hosted in 38 countries across the globe.
<h4>Your daily responsibilities will include</h4>
<ul>
<li>Working with various Tactical Tech projects on coordination of translation materials</li>
<li>Supporting project administration tasks, among others creating and maintaining a new translators’ database</li>
<li>Shipping &#x26; logistics for Glass Room materials</li>
<li>Supporting outreach and communications, among others editing website content entries, social media channels etc.</li>
<li>Supporting other project tasks, like animation production, online workshops and others</li>
</ul>
<h4>What skills and experience might help you to succeed and learn in this position</h4>
<ul>
<li>Good organisational skills with practical experience.</li>
<li>Experience in working internationally and/or organising events.</li>
<li>Good spoken and written English. Other languages including but not limited to German are a great asset in our work.</li>
<li>Interest in public education, society and technology.</li>
<li>Experience with CMS, databases, Gitlab, other digital tools and editing skills are a definite plus.</li>
<li>Ability to work well in a team, as well as independently with support and guidelines.</li>
</ul>
<h4>How it works</h4>
<ul>
<li>This an internship position for a minimum of 4 months with a possibility of an extension to maximum 6 months. It is a full time position (35-40hrs/week), starting latest November.</li>
<li>We offer an internship contract with a remuneration according to the internship status.</li>
<li>This post is based in Berlin: a legal entitlement to work in Germany or a university enrolment is required.</li>
<li>The internship can take place in the office or partly remotely. An availability to access the Berlin office is an essential part of the role. We remain mindful of the Covid-19 pandemic, following any changes in workplace requirements and safety measures.</li>
<li>The working language of the organisation is English.</li>
</ul>
<h4>How to apply</h4>
Please apply via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “Glass Room Intern” with your CV and a covering letter in English in PDF format outlining your suitability for the post and your availability by October 29th 2021.Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.

Tactical Tech is offering an internship position for a student or a
junior professional to assist The Glass Room project in preparing materials
and supporting partners globally in organising events for their communities.

Call for Internship: Project Assistant

Tactical Tech is an international NGO whose mission is to build capacity at the intersection of human rights and technology in order to create more equitable, democratic and sustainable societies.
We explore how digital technologies affect rights, equity and sustainability and how they shift power structures. We work to build the capacity of civil society organisations and communities worldwide to explore and mitigate the impact of digital technologies on their immediate context and on society at large. Our work informs the responses of key stakeholders, provides practical solutions and enables our audiences to make more informed decisions and take action.
<h4>Project</h4>
How information flows and how influence and opinion are formed is substantively affected by digital technologies. Over the past few years, the potential downsides of this have become more apparent, as has its connection to the further weakening of democratic systems and increasing polarisation in societies worldwide.
Through our work as Tactical Tech we want to build the capacity of civil society actors on the evolving topics of influence and opinion making in the digital age. We research, document and enable critical thinking on how digital influence – beyond the spread of misinformation – impacts democratic processes and freedom of expression.
Tactical Tech addresses the topic of Influence and Opinion through our various projects, focusing on digital investigation techniques (Exposing the Invisible), the use of personal data in digital political campaigning (Data &#x26; Politics) or by increasing understanding related to misinformation and how it works (The Glass Room: Misinformation Edition).
Our aim is to further understand the issues and the potential for solution-finding, enabling critical thinking and increasing societal resilience to these challenges.
<h4>Your role</h4>
Tactical Tech is looking for a highly committed and experienced individual to come on board as a Project Coordinator for our work on a group of projects under the key theme Influence &#x26; Opinion.
We are looking for someone who possesses a good understanding of the following topics: misinformation, investigation and media freedom, personal data and human rights.
The ideal candidate already has practical experience in managing and implementing projects – from planning timelines to managing budgets and writing reports. Preferably your experience in projects includes producing written resources as well as organising trainings and events, offline and online. You should feel comfortable working with a specialised audience of investigators, journalists, and civil society organisations. An interest and experience working with international and non-specialised audiences through the network of our partners will be also part of your job in the future.
If you enjoy working in an international environment, you are a great communicator and have experience in handling public awareness-raising and capacity-building projects focussed on challenges of the digital age, follow the details of this call and apply to work with us at Tactical Tech!
<h4>Your profile</h4>
<ul>
<li>3+ years experience working in project management, with strong preference for projects related to digital technology, information and data.</li>
<li>Solid project and grant management and organizational skills as well as an independent, hands-on, reliable, and quality-oriented way of working.</li>
<li>Experience in producing toolkits and public awareness materials in various formats like articles, reports, curricula, podcasts, blogs etc.</li>
<li>Experience in designing and organising international trainings and events, offline and online.</li>
<li>A strong analytical mindset and communication skills.</li>
<li>Sound understanding of issues related to the intersection of tech, data, investigation, misinformation and civil liberties.</li>
<li>Strong research and writing skills and ability to write in a non-academic, accessible and engaging manner.</li>
<li>Native or near native written English, and additional languages (among others French, Spanish) are a distinct advantage.</li>
<li>Experience working internationally and a sensitivity to political situations and different views of the world.</li>
<li>Demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, including an understanding of the geopolitical contexts in which Tactical Tech's work is carried out.</li>
<li>Collaborative and supportive, committed to an active listening and learning culture.</li>
<li>Working with integrity and respect, both internally and while representing Tactical Tech externally.</li>
</ul>
<h4>We offer</h4>
<ul>
<li>A full-time position for a limited term, 12-month contract. We hope to extend this position, depending on available funds and performance.</li>
<li>Competitive salary within the non-governmental sector in Berlin.</li>
<li>International, lively and friendly team of engaged professionals.</li>
<li>A diverse, inclusive working environment.</li>
<li>Flexible work arrangements – core hours and possibility of remote work divided into in-person collaborative meetings and other tasks that can be performed remotely.</li>
<li>An attractive place to work in the center of Berlin.</li>
<li>During the current COVID-19 pandemic, we mainly work remotely with in-person meetings dependent on the developments and restrictions in place.</li>
<li>Tactical Tech’s team is mostly Berlin-based, please note that the preference is for candidates with the pre-existing legal right to work in Germany.</li>
</ul>
Please apply via email to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a>, subject line “ETI Coordinator” with your CV and a covering letter in PDF format outlining your suitability for the post and your availability by October 5th.
Please provide two contacts for references from previous jobs in a similar position, we would contact them at a later stage of recruitment process with your prior approval.
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.
Illustration: Ann Kiernan

We are looking for a highly committed and experienced Project
Coordinator for a group of projects under the key theme 'Online Influence and
Opinion'. Read more and apply by October 5th!

Project Coordinator: 'Online Influence and Opinion'

<h3>Call for a Podcast Producer – short term, part-time position with “Exposing the Invisible”</h3>
Our Exposing the Invisible project team is looking for a short-term podcast producer. The ideal candidate will help us develop a concept for and run the implementation of a series of brief inspiring and informative podcasts directed to a wide audience and focused on topics related to innovative investigation methods, cases and community engagement with investigations.
The podcast series will be part of our work with “<a href="https://kit.exposingtheinvisible.org/">Exposing the Invisible: The Kit</a>” – a collaborative, self-learning resource that makes investigative techniques and practices used by experienced investigators more accessible to people and communities who feel motivated to start their own investigations, collect and verify information, build evidence and create a better understanding of issues without losing sight of ethical or safety considerations. 
<h3>Job Description</h3>
You would be responsible for:
<ul>
<li>overseeing all aspects of audio production of podcast episodes including recording, editing and publication;</li>
<li>suggesting and developing ideas for episodes;</li>
<li>contributing to scripts and outlines of podcast episodes;</li>
<li>identifying, contacting, and booking relevant experts or interviewees for episodes based on the episode’s topic;</li>
<li>conducting relevant background research on episode topics.</li>
</ul>
Skills:
<ul>
<li>experience in audio production and podcasting;</li>
<li>experience with preparing and conducting interviews;</li>
<li>recording expertise in studio and in the field;</li>
<li>audio editing;</li>
<li>fact checking and research skills;</li>
<li>exceptional content writing and editing skills;</li>
<li>skilled in storytelling;</li>
<li>proficient in English;</li>
<li>a demonstrated connection to our values.</li>
</ul>
Other details about the position:
<ul>
<li>this will be a short-term collaboration during June, July, August 2021 (podcast episodes to be produced and launched on rolling basis);</li>
<li>with a part-time contract for approximately 2.5 days a week, some flexibility is welcome;</li>
<li>candidate should be preferably based in a timezone close to CET (Central European Time) but also able to work across multiple timezones, for reasons of communication and coordination with interviewees.</li>
</ul>
When applying, please send:
<ul>
<li>your CV;</li>
<li>a brief letter of interest;</li>
<li>links to any samples of relevant work.</li>
</ul>
Apply by: 5 June, 2021 to <a href="mailto:eti@tacticaltech.org">eti@tacticaltech.org</a> (please write “Podcast Producer – application” in the subject line)
<hr>
<h3>About us and our values:</h3>
<a href="https://exposingtheinvisible.org/">Exposing the Invisible</a> (ETI) is a Tactical Tech project that has been actively experimenting with ways to promote investigation as one of the most important forms of public engagement. Through a series of films, interviews, guides and resources like the <a href="https://kit.exposingtheinvisible.org/">ETI Kit</a>, our team looks at different techniques, tools and methods along with the individual practices of those working at the new frontiers of investigation.
Tactical Tech has an international team of approximately 30 staff, mostly based in Berlin, but also working remotely. Our backgrounds are in human rights, art, investigation, development, technology, and many more areas.
We work within a culture of curiosity to use creative and iterative processes to challenge existing narratives about the relationship between technology and society with positive, practical solutions.
Our work is based on iterative approaches. We foster a working environment in which we can learn from our successes and mistakes and allow each other to grow.
We carry out our work with integrity, in collaboration with partners to ensure that our solutions are practical, accessible, context specific and appropriate.
Our team reflects the diversity of our audiences and we respect and support each other and the capabilities that everyone brings to our work towards our collective goals.
Illustration by Ann Kiernan

Our Exposing the Invisible project is looking for a short-term
podcast producer to help create a series of brief, inspiring and informative
podcasts. 

[CLOSED] Call for a Podcast Producer 

Tactical Tech is an international NGO, with an office in Berlin, working to investigate and mitigate the impact of digital technologies on society.
Tactical Tech is currently developing educational materials to train journalists, human rights defenders, and civil society on leading investigations, in particular to combat misinformation via investigation and verification of information, with an emphasis on digital security. The materials will be geared toward those living in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, MENA, and Southeast Asia.
We are inviting experienced Researcher/Writers who have a strong understanding of digital investigative techniques to contribute to creating written learning material about a variety of topics related to conducting online investigations and verifying online information. The role also includes researching the latest developments in these topics, particularly in the country contexts listed above. Topics include:
<ul>
<li>Conducting online research</li>
<li>Verifying online information</li>
<li>Research using databases</li>
<li>Conducting image analysis</li>
<li>Basic data operations</li>
<li>Finding and using metadata</li>
<li>Tools for data processing</li>
</ul>
Interested candidates should have:
<ul>
<li>at least 5 years practical experience using digital investigative techniques</li>
<li>excellent writing skills and a proven ability to write in a non-academic, engaging manner for non-technical audiences in a number of formats</li>
<li>basic understanding of the locational risks and safety considerations in high-risk countries</li>
<li>fluency in written and spoken English</li>
<li>ability to build upon a pre-designed outline</li>
<li>ability to deliver on-time under tight deadlines</li>
<li>ability to work collaboratively in a team and receive edits and feedback</li>
<li>excellent skills in using open source software</li>
<li>experience in conducting research internationally and a sensitivity to political situations, cultures and different views of the world</li>
<li>demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, including an understanding of the geopolitical contexts in which Tactical Tech's work is carried out.</li>
</ul>
The role is a short-term, part-time consultancy, between the months of April – June 2021.
If you are interested in collaborating with us please email your expression of interest to be included on the Roster to roster@tacticaltech.org (tag: DEK Writer) with your CV, a list (with online links) of your recent publications, 1-2 writing samples of 500 words or less; and a note explaining why you are interested in consulting with us and your approximate hourly and daily consultancy rate. Please submit these documents as a PDF. The PGP Key fingerprint for roster@tacticaltech.org is: B468 3189 57AF DB42 ACF2 DD8B 2F2E D124 AF9E C238.
Please submit entries by Friday, 26 March 2021, 12.00 a.m. CET.
Only successful candidates will be contacted, when project work becomes available. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.
Illustration by <a href="https://annkiernan.com/">Ann Kiernan</a>

We are looking for experienced Researchers/Writers with a strong understanding of digital investigative techniques, to help create written learning materials to train journalists, human rights defenders, and civil society on leading investigations, particularly in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, MENA, and Southeast Asia.

Consultancy Call: Researcher/Writer on Digital Investigation Techniques

Tactical Tech is seeking partners to work with us to deliver a new project that explores the topics of European youth, technology, culture and critical thinking. What the Future Wants will be based on our award-winning project <a href="https://theglassroom.org/">The Glass Room</a>, which has so far been hosted at over 170 events in over 40 countries. Using various creative and educational formats, we will work alongside young people, their educators and organisations and institutions that support young people, to create a public intervention and accompanying educational curricula that ultimately answers the question: what are the demands that young people have of the digital environment they inhabit and will inherit?
Download the project info sheet <a href="https://cdn.ttc.io/s/tacticaltech.org/What-the-Future-Wants.pdf">here</a>.
<h2>Partnership criteria</h2>
This partnership call is specifically for key partners who will help to develop and deliver this project. As a key parter you will be responsible for: working with Tactical Tech to establish co-development working groups with young people (aged 14-18) in your country; establishing a network of local hosts in your country (up to 5) such as schools libraries and youth groups; distributing training module materials to local groups to host their own exhibition with the support of Tactical Tech; and promoting the project with communication and outreach activities.
In order to apply, applicants must:
<ul>
<li>be based in Europe, and working predominantly in Europe*</li>
<li>have existing programmes or projects that are for young people (in the range of 14-18 years)</li>
<li>engage young people in critical thinking about social, political or cultural topics</li>
<li>be a registered non-profit and/or have charitable status</li>
<li>have on-going relationships with relevant local organisations and groups and a high profile in your own community</li>
<li>have an existing team and facilities and cover core costs for delivering the project, with potential for follow up activities and future actions (partners will receive support from Tactical Tech and depending on their needs, up to 4000 Euro to cover some costs)</li>
<li>have access to a an established youth network with a reputation for creativity, innovation and youth education through critical thinking, as well as existing communication channels to reach young people</li>
<li>ability to sign up to a formal partnership agreement outlining the roles and responsibilities of the partnership</li>
<li>sign the code of conduct and have in place appropriate safeguarding policies</li>
</ul>
We encourage you to apply if:
<ul>
<li>You have experience with co-development, peer-to-peer learning and youth-led methodologies and pedagogy</li>
<li>You have existing youth programmes that address topics relating to young people and technology such as: data literacy, online privacy, digital wellbeing, misinformation</li>
</ul>
 * We consider Europe to be beyond the boundaries of the European Union to include the entire European continent. For eligible countries, see list of states and territories section on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe">this Wikipedia page</a>. 
<h2>How to apply</h2>
To apply, please answer the questions on this <a href="https://lime.ttc.io/index.php/736735?lang=en">short survey</a> and submit your responses by Tuesday 6th April 23:59 CET (deadline extended). If you have any questions about the application process or the project, please write to daisy (at) tacticaltech (dot) org.
<h2>FAQs</h2>
Can I apply if I’m an individual working with young people?
No. You can only apply on behalf of a registered organization or institution with non-profit or charitable status. If you work with young people and you’d like to be involved in the project then we would encourage you to get in touch. There will be many others ways to collaborate with us on this project, for example you could host a What the Future Wants in your country or you could be part of our educational curricula testing.
Can I apply as a young person or on behalf of a youth-led initiative?
If you are applying on behalf of a registered organization or institution with non-profit or charitable status then you’re eligible to apply. If you’re applying as a young individual then unfortunately you’re not eligible to be a key partner. However we would still encourage you to get in touch as we will be looking for young people to work with us on developing content.
Do I need to be working with young people on issues relating to technology and society?
It is not necessary for you to be working exclusively on digital topics, however we will be seeking partners who enable young people to think critically about society.
How much support will I receive as a key partner?
Partners will receive support from Tactical Tech and where necessary can also receive up to 4000 Euro for costs incurred. This will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Costs for translation and distribution will be covered by Tactical Tech. As this amount will not cover all of the costs associated with being a partner, we’re looking for partners who will not rely on this partnership as a sole source of funding and who have the resources and capacity to carry out the work.
Do we need to dedicate a full-time member of staff to this partnership?
This partnership should complement your existing programme for the year and therefore should not require a dedicated member of staff. There will be regular check-ins and short periods of more time-intensive work such as translation of materials (or translation co-ordination), setting up co-development workshops alongside Tactical Tech and training the local hosts.
What is the difference between a local host and a key partner?
A key partner will be the main point of contact with Tactical Tech, working closely with us to develop, translate and distribute the materials. There will up to five key partners working in five countries in Europe. Each key partner will select up to five local hosts from their country.
The local hosts will set up the What the Future Wants events in their community. They can be schools, libraries, museums, galleries, community centres, or anywhere where young people go to learn or access content.
Will the project still go ahead if the Coronavirus pandemic makes it impossible to have in person events?
Yes. Tactical Tech have adapted the Glass Room project so that it can be shown in both digital and hybrid formats. Whilst it is planned that these exhibitions will be in person events, we can also explore digital or hybrid events instead if necessary.
When will this project take place?
This project starts immediately and will run until Summer 2022. The What the Future Wants public intervention will be launched in February 2022 and events will be hosted across Europe between February and May 2022. The majority of the key partner work will take place in 2021 including co-development, sourcing and training of local hosts and translation of materials.
What language(s) do I need for this partnership?
The partnership collaboration and coordination will be in English, so you need to have good written and spoken English so that we can effectively communicate. The exhibition materials themselves will be translated into the key partner language and the the key partners will be responsible for communicating with the local hosts.
How will the co-development with youth work?
Tactical Tech, with support from key partners, will set up co-development working groups whereby young people from each country can contribute to various stages of the project, from development to outreach. Each group will be asked to address two questions 1) what issues do young people face today in their digital environment and what concerns them about the future? and 2) how can we use this intervention to address these issues? Building off previous youth workshops and research, Tactical Tech will create a co-development framework to guide these discussions and ensure that the outcomes are fed directly back into the project.

<h2>Funded by:</h2>
This project has been made possible thanks to support from:
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<h2>Open Call: Expression of Interest</h2>
We are seeking three new supervisory board members to work with our dedicated team at Tactical Tech and build the future of the organisation
As the world adjusts to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are witnessing how essential and valuable digital technologies are to our lives and our societies. At the same time, the challenges we face to our information flows, our civil liberties and our democracies have multiplied within just a few weeks.
At Tactical Tech we respond to these unprecedented developments and provide our expertise and support to others. Especially in these times we are a necessary independent, practical and creative resource that seeks to tackle some of the hardest questions. More than ever, we need the support of strong, experienced and dedicated Board Members in order to build a thriving, inspiring, committed Supervisory Board to support and advance Tactical Tech in its mission.
About Tactical Tech
At Tactical Tech, we strive to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society. As a Tactical Tech Board Member, you will help shape the future of the organisation by overseeing the strategy. You will help build theory to move on our mission to investigate the evolving impact of digital technologies on society, with an aim to educate, share and create practical solutions.
Tactical Tech is a non-profit entity that was founded in 2003 as a Dutch Stichting. It has a turnover of €1.5 to €2 million per year and approximately 25 staff. It works globally, reaching over 2 million people per year through a range of projects, some working with civil society to increase their effective use of technology, others working on public education and capacity building of decision makers, so they can make informed choices about their use of technology and its impact on their lives and on their work.
Our current projects include: <a href="https://exposingtheinvisible.org/">Exposing the Invisible</a> (focusing on citizen investigation), <a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/projects/data-and-politics/">Data &#x26; Politics</a> (investigating the use of data in political processes), <a href="https://datadetoxkit.org/en/home">Data Detox Kit</a> (educating adults about security, privacy and wellbeing) and <a href="https://theglassroom.org/">The Glass Room</a> (a programme of exhibitions worldwide), as well as an upcoming <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/#/news/youth-project/">Youth Initiative</a>.
The organisation is entering a new strategic period in 2020 and we are excited to add new Board Members to join us on a voluntary basis in building a strong and effective organisation moving forward.\
We are currently seeking three new Supervisory Board Members whose role will focus on supporting Tactical Tech’s work with their experience and knowledge in one or more of the following areas:
<ul>
<li>Youth and technology 
The next generation of technology users are more informed, politically aware and want to make different decisions about their relationships with technology. We want to support the younger generation to make more informed choices and to be able to determine what they expect from the way technology is present in their lives. 
The role as a Board Member in this sphere is best suited for someone with an experience in youth work, youth leaders, community leaders, professionals working in various non-profits, social enterprises or CSR programmes focused on young audiences.</li>
<li>Technology and politics 
We are working towards understanding and responding to the mechanics of data-driven influence and its impact on individuals, communities and societies, including power structures and democratic processes. 
This Board Member role is best suited to someone with a background in technology and innovation, research and academia, politically oriented non-profits who wants to see significant change in the tech industry.</li>
<li>Culture and politics 
Tactical Tech brings a unique creative approach to demystifying technology and understanding how to communicate this to different audiences with a political framing. 
We are looking for professionals from the design, art or culture sector, with a focus on and understanding of critical and engaged art that is participatory and prioritises public engagement. </li>
<li>Fundraising and socially-oriented business models 
We are looking for Board Members with extensive non-profit and social enterprise fundraising expertise, in-depth knowledge of various business models and organisational development, with a proven interest and successful track record.</li>
</ul>
Successful candidates will need experience in one of these four areas.
To be eligible for appointment 
1. Any candidate will join the Board in their personal capacity and not as a representative of an organisation. 
2. Any candidate must declare any potential conflicts of interest, and anything else that might affect their eligibility.
Essential Requirements 
1. At least 10 years professional experience with a track record of excellence in executive-level management or leadership position in a non profit organisation, foundation, social enterprise or equivalent initiative, in line with the thematic areas of that call. 
2. An active and in-depth understanding of one of our two main audiences. 
3. Experience in fundraising and a strong existing network of contacts to funders, such as philanthropists and foundations, inter-governmental bodies, social investment, or arts and technology sectors. 
4. Familiarity with finance, legal and governance requirements of a non-profit is a definite advantage. 
5. An active knowledge of and interest in our work. 
6. An international outlook and experience of working in different contexts. 
7. A strong commitment to our mission and values. 
8. Trustworthy, extremely grounded and personable. 
When electing new Supervisory Board Members, the existing Supervisory Board and the Management Board will give due consideration to ensure that the composition of the Board reflects the diversity of the Tactical Tech team and our work.
Responsibilities include 
1. Provides support to the Management Board on advancing Tactical Tech’s work, development of fundraising opportunities and connects Tactical Tech with a network of supporters. 
2. Attendance at formal board meetings, twice a year. 
3. Availability to take part in occasional less formal consultations and meetings in between board meetings to provide ad hoc support on specific organisational challenges or opportunities as and when needed. 
4. Oversight of Tactical Tech’s strategy. 
5. Acts as an Ambassador for the organisation. 
6. Review of interim results, statements, organisational reports and annual audits. 
Tactical Tech’s Board 
1. Consists of five highly experienced leaders from a non-profit and social entrepreneurial background. 
2. Governs Tactical Tech in compliance with its mission, vision, organisational values and internal working regulations in line with German and Dutch Law. 
3. Focuses on strategy and governance rather than day-to-day operations. 
4. Supports the sustainability, stability and reach of the organisation. 
5. Provides advice on how Tactical Tech should respond to emerging issues outside of the strategic plan and supports the development of new areas of work in line with Tactical Tech’s mission and business model. 
6. Provides legal, policy and financial advice to ensure compliance with laws and regulations and oversees the governance, health and wellbeing of the organisation. 
7. Supervises the Management Board and appoints an Executive Director. 
Please note that this is a voluntary unpaid position, for which travel expenses are compensated. This is a senior level position and a three year appointment. Only experienced professionals who meet the criteria should apply.
How to apply 
To apply, please send your expression of interest, detailing which one of the four themes you believe you can support with, and a resume to Daniela O’Halloran, Finance and HR Director - <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a> - outlining in no more than 350 words your interest, experience and background.
The Tactical Tech leadership team would be happy to answer any questions you may have about what being a Board Member entails. Please write to <a href="mailto:jobs@tacticaltech.org">jobs@tacticaltech.org</a> if you are interested and have any questions.

As a Tactical Tech Board Member, you will help shape the future of the organisation by overseeing the strategy. You will help build theory to move on our mission to investigate the evolving impact of digital technologies on society, with an aim to educate, share and create practical solutions.

Members of the Supervisory Board

Tactical Tech is an international NGO with an office in Berlin. We strive to create a world where digital technologies can contribute to a more equitable, democratic and sustainable society.
Tactical Tech's Products Team is looking for a Design Intern to assist with our print materials and public-facing websites. This is an ideal job for a student looking to work on highly visible projects.
Required skills and key competencies:
<ul>
<li>Diverse portfolio showcasing both print and web projects with a strong typographic sense;</li>
<li>Comfortable working with Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop and Figma or Sketch;</li>
<li>Commitment and team player;</li>
<li>Hands on approach and interest in society and technology;</li>
<li>Fluent in English;</li>
</ul>
This is an entry level, limited-term internship starting April 2020 and finishing August / September 2020.
The position is for a 35 hour week internship, with a pay of 1500 euro gross per month.
This post will be based in Berlin, Germany and you must be legally entitled to work in Germany. The working language of the organisation is English.
Please send a CV/cover letter and portfolio of your work in a PDF format to jobs@tacticaltech.org with a subject line “Design Intern” by 18 March 2020.
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to respond to individual phone and email inquiries.

Tactical Tech's Products Team is looking for a Design Intern to assist with our print materials and public-facing websites. This is an ideal job for a student looking to work on highly visible projects.

Design Internship

Tactical Tech is looking to partner with like-minded organisations to outreach, translate, contextualise and co-create existing and new content around our research on digital political campaign techniques, particularly the report '<a href="https://tacticaltech.org/#/news/personal-data-political-persuasion">Personal Data: Political Persuasion. Inside the Influence Industry. How it works</a>'.
The report is a collection of research pieces, each of which highlights a specific digital political campaigning method that uses voters’ personal data. Each chapter features a description of the method, technique or tool as well as examples from around the world of how it was used in a recent election.
The collection of research <a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/chapters/dap-ii-methods">chapters</a> is based on original desk research by Tactical Tech’s Data &#x26; Politics team and informed by the research findings conducted by our <a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/chapters/dap-ii-country-studies">international partners</a>.
<h2>Partnership Goals and Overview</h2>
We are looking to partner with organisations in one or more of the following ways:
Outreach Partners - spread Tactical Tech’s work on how personal data is used for election influence by distributing and sharing it with your networks and communities.
Translation Partners - help information from the report "Personal Data: Political Persuasion" reach a wider audience by translating the new content for your audience.
Contextualisation Partners - show how these technologies are relevant to your context by collecting evidence documenting how different tools have been used in your local, regional or national elections.
Co-Creation Partners - defend against digital election interference by co-developing election monitoring tactics for upcoming or future elections together with Tactical Tech and potential technical experts.
<h2>Outreach Partnerships</h2>
Much of the conversation on digital election influence focuses on Facebook and fake news, but Tactical Tech’s report details how frequently overlooked factors like data breaches, geolocation information, smart TVs, campaign apps and chat bots are part of the digital election influence ecosystem. To help raise awareness of the different mechanisms through which personal data is used to influence elections around the world, outreach partners will distribute Tactical Tech’s original research to their local communities and target audiences and/or embed elements of Tactical Tech’s work into their existing outreach materials and strategies. Outreach partners should be trusted sources in their respective communities with a strong reputation and reach. Potential partners are free to suggest outreach ideas (e.g., presentation at a conference, screening at an exhibition, distribution of material with other partners, talk with local community, etc.).
Key Data &#x26; Politics resources for outreach include:
Personal Data: Political Persuasion. <a href="https://tacticaltech.org/#/news/personal-data-political-persuasion">Inside the Influence Industry. How it works</a>.
Visual gallery: <a href="https://player.vimeo.com/video/323661112">Inside the Influence Industry. What’s for sale?</a> and the associated <a href="https://vimeo.com/323679299/94e458ed3e">trailer</a>.
Content from the project's <a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/projects/data-and-politics/">website</a>
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<h2>Translation Partnerships</h2>
In order to make its research more accessible globally, Tactical Tech is looking to partner with organisations from around the world to both translate and outreach Data &#x26; Politics’ existing content. In consultation with the Data &#x26; Politics team, partners will identify relevant resources (see list below) to translate that are most applicable to their local political context and of most interest to their local audience. The number of resources to translate is dependent on the partner’s capacity and available time. Along with the translation, partners commit to circulating the new translations via their organisation’s outreach channels and networks.
Key Data &#x26; Politics resources for translation include:
Chapters from Personal Data: Political Persuasion. Inside the Influence Industry. How it works:
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/consumer-data">Consumer Data: The fuel of digital campaigns</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/voter-files">Voter Files: Political data about you</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/breaches-leaks-hacks">Breaches, Leaks and Hacks: The vulnerable life of voter data</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/ab-testing">A/B Testing: Experiments in campaign messaging</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/campaign-apps">Campaign Apps: Tap to participate</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/third-party-tracking">Third-party Tracking: Cookies, beacons, fingerprints and more</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/digital-listening">Digital Listening: Insights from social media</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/geotargeting">Geotargeting: The political value of your whereabouts</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/search-influence">Search Result Influence: Reaching voters seeking answers</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/addressable-tv">Addressable TV: Who’s watching what you’re watching?</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/robocalls-texting">Robocalls and Mobile Texting: Automated campaign outreach</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/whatsapp/">WhatsApp: The Widespread Use of WhatsApp in Political Campaigning in the Global South</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/psychometric-profiling">Psychometric Profiling: Persuasion by personality</a> 
<a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/posts/upcoming-tech">Upcoming Technologies: The next frontier in campaign technology</a> 
Visual gallery: <a href="https://player.vimeo.com/video/323661112">Inside the Influence Industry. What’s for sale?</a> and the associated <a href="https://vimeo.com/323679299/94e458ed3e">trailer</a>.
Content from the project's <a href="https://ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org/projects/data-and-politics/">website</a>
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<h2>Contextualisation Partnerships</h2>
Contextualisation Partners effectively author their own version of the "Personal Data: Political Persuasion" report with support from Tactical Tech, focusing on their respective geographies or political issues. By doing so, they illustrate the extent to which the technologies outlined in the report’s chapters affect their local, regional or national political processes through contextualisation and documentation. One contextualisation partner, for example, might find evidence of five major methodologies in their home country, while another might find evidence of the technologies described in every chapter. Note that all formal political processes are eligible for analysis here, allowing partners to document the application of these technologies in elections and political issue campaigns (e.g., referendums, recalls, inner-party campaigning).
<h2>Co-Creation Partnerships</h2>
Co-Creation Partnerships are the most involved and resource-intensive of the four possible partnerships. For this reason, preference will be given to strong localisation partners and to partners in compelling circumstances (for example, those in places with an upcoming election in which a technology that uses personal data is in widespread use). Co-Creation Partnerships will be comprised of partners, Tactical Tech’s Data &#x26; Politics team, and depending on the technology at hand, a technical specialist. Some examples might include:
A local group could partner with Tactical Tech’s Data &#x26; Politics team and a mobile app security engineer to explore how a popular presidential candidate’s app is collecting and using the personal data of its users (relating to chapter 6 of the report).
A partner might work with the Data &#x26; Politics team and a digital marketing expert to study political ads on search engines (chapter 10).
An environmental rights group could work with Tactical Tech and a web developer to track a government agency or candidate’s experiments with slogans regarding climate change and public transportation services (chapter 5).
These partnerships aim to investigate important questions and collaboratively develop strategies for election monitoring as part of a larger effort to help local groups across the world examine and monitor digital interference in their own elections.
<h2>Who?</h2>
We are looking to partner with organisations on one or more of the four different types of partnerships outlined above. We would like to work with organisations who research and/or advocate on the topics of data protection, digital rights and/or elections and democracy in the digital age. Ideally, organisations will come with a strong existing public and professional network which can be accessed to outreach the results of the partnership. The work undertaken as part of the partnership agreement preferably fits within a partner organisation’s existing strategy or project remit.
Priority will be given to local partners active in Africa, Latin America, Asia, the Pacific Islands and select countries from Eastern Europe.
There is a limited amount of funding available and will be negotiated as part of the partnership agreement.
<h2>How?</h2>
If you are interested in applying, please send a copy of the relevant completed questionnaire/s below to partnership@tacticaltech.org with the subject line ‘Data and Politics Partnership Application’. The call for partnerships will be done in rounds. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply on a rolling basis. The next round will be announced in early 2020.
Outreach Partners
<ol>
<li>Name and contact details</li>
<li>Organisation name</li>
<li>Country</li>
<li>Please give a short description of your organisation.</li>
<li>How do you plan to outreach Tactical Tech’s Data &#x26; Politics work on this topic? Whom will you be reaching?</li>
<li>How do you plan to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of your outreach?</li>
<li>What is your proposed timeline for outreach?</li>
</ol>
Translation Partners
<ol>
<li>Name and contact details</li>
<li>Organisation name</li>
<li>Country</li>
<li>Please give a short description of your organisation.</li>
<li>What chapters of the report are you most interested in translating?</li>
<li>What language will you translate the content into?</li>
<li>What is your proposed time frame for translation?</li>
</ol>
Contextualisation Partners
<ol>
<li>Name and contact details</li>
<li>Organisation name</li>
<li>Country</li>
<li>Please give a short description of your organisation.</li>
<li>Because contextualising Tactical Tech’s report, ‘Personal Data: Political Persuasion. Inside the Influence Industry. How it works’ can be a considerable undertaking, explain how being a contextualisation partnership aligns with your organisation's existing strategic direction.</li>
<li>Describe why your organisation would make a strong contextualisation partner.</li>
<li>Are you interested in contextualising the content geographically (e.g., demonstrating and documenting evidence that these technologies are used in a particular country or region) or topically (e.g, doing the same for a particular issue or cause)?</li>
<li>What initial reasons do you have to believe that the technologies described in the report are applicable to your region or cause of interest? Note that our research focus is on how personal data has become a political asset, not on digital misinformation, disinformation, or fake news in elections.</li>
</ol>
Co-Creation Partners
<ol>
<li>Name and contact details</li>
<li>Organisation name</li>
<li>Country</li>
<li>Please give a short description of your organisation.</li>
<li>What technology are you interested in researching or exploring in depth? Why do you believe this particular application of technology warrants deeper investigation?</li>
<li>What chapter of the report does this technology relate to (if any)?</li>
<li>What areas of expertise would be required to investigate this technology, and what external support might you need?</li>
<li>Is there a timeline to be aware of before investigating this technology (e.g., an upcoming election)?</li>
</ol>
<h2>Further Information</h2>
For any questions or more information please contact the Data &#x26; Politics team at partnership@tacticaltech.org using the subject line ‘Data and Politics Partnership Application’.
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Tactical Tech is looking to partner with like-minded organisations to outreach, translate, contextualise and co-create existing and new content around our research on digital election campaign techniques, particularly the report 'Personal Data: Political Persuasion. Inside the Influence Industry. How it works'.

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<Text>Tactical Tech works with partners worldwide - civil society organisations, rights groups, media organisations, schools, libraries, museums, and community and cultural centres, among others - who work locally on the challenges their communities face.</Text>
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