Volunteer or Intern with FOA
FOA is always on the lookout for passionate volunteers or interns, especially activists, youth, and High School & University students, from Israel and around the world. Every few months, we welcome new groups of digital warriors who are ready to make a difference by helping us monitor and report antisemitic content on social media. Sign up and be part of the next wave of change.
We're hunting to fill these roles
- Represent FOA in global communities, tech companies and organizations worldwide.
- Manage online campaigns and donor engagement.
- Draft press releases and collaborate with journalists.
- Help FOA share its story through podcasts and events.
- Help us build tools that make the internet safer. Gain real-world experience while contributing to a humanitarian mission.
- Front-end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React
- Back-end: Python, Node.js
- Database management and security (SQL, NoSQL)
- Knowledge of C# / .NET Core
- WordPress & Elementor experience
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising
- Email Marketing (Mailchimp)
- TikTok and YouTube optimization
- Write engaging articles, newsletters, and outreach materials.
- Translate content into Arabic, Spanish, French, Spanish, German, Russian, and other languages.
- Use your writing to inspire awareness and action.
- Need to be fluent in a language not Hebrew
- Receive training on how to identify and categorize antisemitic content accurately
- Learn cutting-edge digital tools used by top online safety organizations: OSINT, HUMINT, SOCMINT
- Organize and manage global training programs for Jewish communities in need of help fighting local antisemitism
Benefits from foa
- Get trained by world class professionals
- Receive college credits*
- Get a great reference for your CV
- Work flexibly, from anywhere, on your own schedule
* For Israeli students only.
Please check with your university as to whether we are recognized as a volunteer organization.
Registration reopens after the holidays
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What Our Volunteers Say
These composite testimonials bring together recurring themes from anonymous feedback submitted by participants in FOA’s digital training programs. They combine several responses and have been lightly edited for clarity without changing the substance of the feedback.
“The program gave me practical tools to identify and analyze online antisemitism, understand what should be reported and respond more effectively. I learned how to find harmful content, report it across different platforms and create counter-content using AI, video and editing tools. I now feel much more confident taking action when I encounter antisemitism online.”
“The sessions were informative, comprehensive and professionally delivered by experts from different fields. The program covered the history and changing forms of antisemitism, including how it appears across political movements, as well as social-media policies, emotional resilience, AI, content creation and practical reporting. It gave me a much clearer and more structured understanding of the digital landscape.”
“One of the most valuable aspects of the program was realizing that I am not alone. It created a community where participants could discuss issues that are deeply connected to our lives, ask questions and support one another. Alongside the knowledge and practical skills, that sense of belonging made me feel empowered and better prepared to make a meaningful difference.”
“I had already studied antisemitism and reported harmful content independently, so some of the theoretical material was familiar to me. However, the practical sessions on reporting, AI, OSINT, writing responses and creating videos were particularly useful. The program contained a great deal of information, and a clearer syllabus and more time for practice could make it even stronger, but overall it was a valuable and worthwhile experience.”
“The program gave me practical tools to identify and analyze online antisemitism, understand what should be reported and respond more effectively. I learned how to find harmful content, report it across different platforms and create counter-content using AI, video and editing tools. I now feel much more confident taking action when I encounter antisemitism online.”
