Nonprofit Legal Advice Needed
Respond Crisis Translation
- Migrants & Refugees
- Democracy & Human Rights
- Development Cooperation
- Organisation & Administration
About the volunteering opportunity
We are looking for a labor attorney to advise us on opening a new branch of our non-profit, Respond Crisis Translation, in Germany.
Currently, we are a US-based 501c3 nonprofit supporting the work of over 600 partner nonprofits, over 100 of which are based in the EU. We are a young and scrappy organization with a vast reach, and we want to establish a branch in Germany both to better be able to serve migrants, refugees and the organizations supporting them across Europe, as well as to be able to receive funding within the EU to provide dignified wages to the folks supporting our work.
Currently, we are a US-based 501c3 nonprofit supporting the work of over 600 partner nonprofits, over 100 of which are based in the EU. We are a young and scrappy organization with a vast reach, and we want to establish a branch in Germany both to better be able to serve migrants, refugees and the organizations supporting them across Europe, as well as to be able to receive funding within the EU to provide dignified wages to the folks supporting our work.
Your Tasks
We need legal advice - we imagine this will be 5-10 hours of work total over the course of 2-3 months.
What's needed
For this volunteering opportunity, advanced German skills are required.
Legal knowledge, particularly around opening a nonprofit branch in Germany, and what the legal, financial and tax implications are of this
Time required
We are flexible - we are an entirely remote global team, and can accommodate whichever hours are best for our volunteers.
Where?
This project is location independent.
Respond Crisis Translation
We are a language justice collective of more than 2500+ linguists and language activists mobilizing around the clock to provide compassionate, effective, and trauma-informed interpretation and translation support to migrants, refugees, and anyone experiencing language barriers.
In addition to our direct service work, we also center economic justice and dignified job creation for refugee translators and interpreters.
In addition to our direct service work, we also center economic justice and dignified job creation for refugee translators and interpreters.