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 The Women's Building (TWB) is a multi-cultural, multi-service center for women and gender expansive individuals in San Francisco's Mission District. 

Our Community Resource Room (CRR) is looking for volunteers to provide computer and technology assistance in English and Spanish to visitors who come to our computer lab. Our free, bilingual (English/Spanish) services provide critical access to resources for employment, housing, health care, legal services, and more. We offer information and referrals, access to technology, job search assistance, financial education, free tax preparation, an immigrant food pantry and a host of workshops. 

Hours: 3-5 hours per week. Must be available for on-site services (This position requires a 3-6 month minimum commitment ) Full shift 10am-4pm. Half shifts: 10am-1pm or 1-4pm on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Computer Lab Hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 10am-4pm Reports to: Citlali Ramos (Volunteer Coordinator) 

General Responsibilities: 

The Computer Lab Volunteer is needed to provide clients, who need help with technology literacy, with building digital skills. The computer lab is aimed for clients that are able to work more independently or need more in depth one on one support. They may request support with help with the day to day use of their smartphone, online applications, phone support or access to resources through means of technology. With the provided training the volunteer will be expected to perform the following tasks. 

Responsibilities include: 
● Will be responsible for the computer lab room supervision and 1 hour appointments. 
● Setting up tax appointments during down time 
● Set up and/or breakdown the computer lab area. 
● Ensure visitors adhere to the community guidelines. 
● Sign in visitors using our registration form and SalesForce data entry. 
● Assist computer lab users with procedures such as using e-mail, researching on the internet, internet safety, transferring and saving files, printing, etc. 
● Attend Community Resource Room training and meetings as needed. 
● Perform follow-up calls as needed.

 Qualifications: 
● Bilingual (Spanish) required.  
● Commitment to social justice and to TWB’s core values 
● Basic computer and phone skills (google suite, email, phone usage). 
● Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills. 
● Technologically proficient and knowledgeable of various computer and cellphone apps (preferred). 
● Cultural competence in working with diverse populations, including communities of color, immigrants, LGBT communities, and perso 

The objective of this call for expression of interest is to set up a list of external experts to assist EIGE in specific focal areas of work.

EIGE seeks to collaborate with external experts in the main areas of Institute’s work:

EIGE will use the list(s) of experts to assist EIGE in the performance of the following tasks:

Possibility to consult external experts in key areas of EIGE’s work would greatly facilitate in-house project management and contribute to the quality assurance for EIGE’s products.

This call shall complement existing contracts/procedures and shall not be seen to replace or overlap with such contracts/procedures. It is important to note that this call aims to address separate needs that are not already covered by such existing EIGE contracts or procedures.

Natural persons are invited to submit an application following the application form link. Persons who are members of, or employed by an institution who is a member of EIGE’s Management Board or Experts’ Forum, members of EIGE’s formal Working Groups or employees of any EU Institution or body shall not be eligible for this procedure.

Those expert(s) will be appointed through the signature of a contract accepting all the conditions foreseen between the expert and EIGE defining the exact scope of tasks to be performed, duration of activity etc.

Selected experts will be called on a case-by-case basis where a particular task(s) relating to one of the areas of EIGE’s work is to be performed by an external expert. More information about the procedure can be found in the notice enclosed.

About DT Global

DT Global is a leading international development firm working in over 90 countries. With more than 60 years of experience, we deliver innovative solutions in governance, peacebuilding, economic growth, sustainability, and human development. Our 2,500+ experts’ partner with local communities to drive inclusive and lasting change.

Job opportunity

Exciting role to support the Senior Secondary Education Improvement Project in the Solomon Islands.

DT Global is seeking for qualified experts and potential partners for the Senior Secondary Education Improvement Project, funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

This transformative initiative aims to enhance the quality and relevance of senior secondary education (Years 10–12) in the Solomon Islands. The project will achieve this by reforming the curriculum to make learning more practical and aligned with foundational skills required for lifelong learning and future employment. A key focus will be on resilience-oriented skills and job creation.

Key role

Gender, Disability and Social Inclusion Curriculum Specialist (National)

•         Advanced degree in gender studies, disability studies, social inclusion studies, education, development studies, sociology, or a related field.

•         At least 8 years of experience in gender equality, disability, and social inclusion projects.

•         Experience working within the national education sector, including familiarity with national curriculum development processes.

•         Previous experience working at the secondary school level is highly desirable.

•         Knowledge of national policies and frameworks on gender, disability, and social inclusion in education.

Interested in becoming a mentor?

At The Girls' Network, we understand that 'you can't be what you can't see'. So we want to find relatable, real-life role models for girls and young women to act as their mentors.

Are you...

If the answer is yes, then mentoring with The Girls' Network could be for you! 

To be a mentor you'll need to have at least 3 years professional experience, be living or willing to travel to one of the regions we work in, and be able to commit to around one hour per month over a year for our 1-to-1 programme. Our 1-to-1 sessions happen in schools, outside of office hours. We also offer group mentoring and events and workshops, so if you can't commit to a full year, there maybe other ways to get involved.

We are committed to safer recruitment and seek mentors who share our commitment to safeguarding and child protection. Our application process involves numerous checks to ensure suitability for working with children and young people. Please read our Code of Conduct and Safeguarding Policy Statement.

To enable us to carry out a satisfactory enhanced DBS check, you must have resided in the UK continuously for the past five years. We can accept applications from people who have spent time abroad, however if time abroad exceeds three months in the last 5 years, you will need to provide a Criminal Record Certificate from that country/s, at your own expense in addition to the standard DBS.