Due to The Center’s expansion and current overflow of volunteer applications, volunteer recruitment is on hold until further notice.
General information about becoming a volunteer.Â
Become a volunteer at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. The roles range from Docent to Brand Ambassador. Volunteering with The Center not only exemplifies your support and commitment to human rights but also provides you with the opportunity to contribute to the enriching experience of visitors and members.
What volunteer positions are available?
Available Roles
What shifts are available?
Volunteers may serve any day of the week in a variety of shifts. We also have evening shifts at many of our events.
What is expected of volunteers at The Center?
Volunteers are expected to follow policies and procedures.
What is the President’s Volunteer Service Award?
The President’s Volunteer Service Award is an award to acknowledge our most dedicated volunteers. To receive this award, volunteers must complete eligible service within a 12-month period (for the annual Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards) and over a lifetime (for Lifetime Achievement Awards). The award includes a personalized certificate of achievement and the official President’s Volunteer Service Award pin, coin, or medallion.
Volunteers must complete a Volunteer Application, pass a background check, and complete a volunteer orientation.
Fill out the NCCHR Volunteer Application today and sign up below to receive updates about upcoming volunteer trainings and orientations or contact Kelly Crosby, Volunteer Coordinator at [email protected]