Call for Advisors (Volunteer)

Join the Advisory Council of VoteGuard International

Location: Remote (Global)
Position: Advisor (Volunteer) – multipole roles
Commitment: Approximately 2–4 hours per month
Term: Two years (renewable)

About VoteGuard International

VoteGuard International Ltd is an Australian registered international nonprofit organisation dedicated to protecting the people's authority to elect their government through independent research, policy development, education, and international advocacy.

Our work is guided by three core principles:

• The People are the State.
• Electoral Fraud is a Silent Coup.
• Electoral Fraud is Treason.

We believe that sovereignty ultimately resides in the people. Any intentional, coordinated or systematic manipulation that defeats the electorate's choice is not merely an electoral irregularity—it is an attack on the foundation of the State.

We are currently expanding our international advisory network and invite experienced professionals and academics to contribute their expertise on a voluntary basis.

We Are Seeking Advisors in the Following Areas

• International Law and Constitutional Law
• Quantitative Research, Statistics and Data Science
• Political Science and Comparative Politics
• Communications, Media and Public Relations
• Fundraising and Nonprofit Development
• Information Technology and Cybersecurity
• Ethics and Research Integrity
• International Relations and Global Advocacy

Role

Volunteer Advisors provide independent strategic advice and technical guidance to VoteGuard International. Advisors do not participate in the organisation's day-to-day management and do not have governance responsibilities unless separately appointed as directors.

Advisors may be invited to:

• Review research papers, policy documents and publications.
• Provide specialist advice within their field of expertise.
• Strengthen the academic and technical quality of our work.
• Offer strategic guidance on organisational development.
• Participate in occasional online advisory meetings.
• Support international networking and collaboration.

Desired Qualifications

Applicants should have one or more of the following:

• A postgraduate qualification or equivalent professional experience.
• Demonstrated expertise in one of the listed fields.
• Experience in academia, government, international organisations, civil society, election management, law, research, or related sectors.
• Commitment to integrity, impartiality, evidence-based research, and the rule of law.
• Ability to work effectively in an international virtual environment.

Benefits

Although this is an unpaid volunteer position, advisors will have the opportunity to:

• Contribute to an emerging international public-interest initiative.
• Collaborate with experts from different countries and disciplines.
• Help shape innovative research and policy on electoral integrity.
• Be acknowledged on the VoteGuard International website (subject to consent).
• Receive a Certificate of Appreciation upon satisfactory completion of service.

How to Apply

Please submit:

• A brief cover letter explaining your interest.
• A current CV or résumé.
• A short professional biography (optional).
• Your preferred advisory area(s).

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Help us advance independent, evidence-based research and international collaboration to support the people’s authority to elect their government worldwide.