Stakeholder Researcher (Liluye)

Liluye aid trafficking survivors' personal recovery while contributing to the broader goal of economic empowerment and gender equality. Liluye empowers survivors with the support, skills, and confidence needed to pursue sustainable livelihoods and contribute positively to their communities. They are on a mission to create environments and collaborative efforts to help girls and women feel safe, empowered, and heard. They also believe strongly in preventive efforts, addressing root causes to trafficking and collaborating with partners that share their vision to stop it.

 

• ​They are looking for a VOLUNTEER Stakeholder Researcher

• They are looking for a volunteer who can conduct a stakeholder research initiative for their organization. Their organization needs a clear vision of who they are trying to engage in their programming, fundraising, and partnership efforts. They are hopeful that intentional research on our organization’s core stakeholders can help ensure that our messaging hits all the right marks.

• This project will include: gathering and analyzing information about target demographics, ideal forms of outreach, and/or what worked well or not during past outreach drives. This research could include digging into what our expected stakeholders are reading, who they’re influenced by, where they live, and demographic details. Your research could also fuel the work of building user personas: a mock-up of your organization’s ideal individual donor, corporate partner, hands-on volunteer, or foundation partner. This project will help achieve Liluye's goals and further our mission by impacting as many trafficking survivors as possible, globally.

• Volunteer 7-9  hours per week remotely for 1-2 months ��