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Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaCommitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsApplication Deadline: August 15, 2026Website: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) advances the participation, leadership, and visibility of Black communities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and public policy.Position OverviewAINBI is seeking a passionate and strategic Volunteer Director of Youth Engagement to lead initiatives that connect Black youth with opportunities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, education, and leadership.The Director will work closely with AINBI leadership, youth volunteers, schools, community organizations, and industry partners to design engaging programs and strengthen youth participation across Canada.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and lead AINBI’s youth-engagement strategy.Build relationships with schools, colleges, universities, youth organizations, and community groups.Design and coordinate youth programs, workshops, webinars, mentorship activities, and networking events.Recruit, support, and engage youth volunteers and ambassadors.Identify educational, employment, mentorship, and leadership opportunities for Black youth.Create safe and inclusive spaces for youth voices, ideas, and participation.Gather youth feedback and ensure their perspectives inform AINBI’s programs and advocacy.Support outreach to speakers, mentors, employers, and technology professionals.Represent AINBI at youth events, consultations, and community meetings.Track youth participation, program outcomes, and engagement activities.QualificationsThe ideal candidate will have:Experience in youth engagement, education, community development, mentorship, outreach, or program coordination.Strong leadership, communication, and relationship-building skills.Experience working with youth from diverse communities.The ability to plan and coordinate programs and events.A respectful, supportive, and youth-centred approach.Strong organization and follow-up skills.An interest in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and Black youth advancement.Experience working with schools, youth-serving organizations, nonprofits, or community programs is an asset.What We OfferA volunteer leadership opportunity with a growing national organization.Experience designing youth programs and engagement strategies.Opportunities to connect with leaders in AI, technology, education, and community development.Professional networking and leadership development.A reference letter upon successful completion of the term.How to ApplyPlease submit:A current résuméA short cover letter describing your interest and youth-engagement experienceA brief example of a youth program, event, mentorship activity, or community initiative you helped coordinatePlease send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Director of Youth Engagement Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaCommitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsApplication Deadline: August 15, 2026Website: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) advances the participation, leadership, and visibility of Black communities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and public policy.Position OverviewAINBI is seeking a strategic and relationship-focused Volunteer Director of Partnerships and Public Engagement to help expand our national network, strengthen stakeholder relationships, and build meaningful collaborations.The Director will work closely with AINBI leadership to engage government, corporations, academic institutions, community organizations, technology leaders, funders, and Black professionals across Canada.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and lead AINBI’s partnership and public-engagement strategy.Identify and build relationships with government, corporate, academic, nonprofit, and community partners.Support outreach to sponsors, funders, speakers, experts, and institutional leaders.Represent AINBI at meetings, consultations, roundtables, conferences, and community events.Develop partnership proposals, outreach letters, briefing notes, and engagement materials.Build collaborations that support AINBI’s programs, policy work, research, webinars, and public events.Coordinate stakeholder meetings and maintain partnership records and follow-up plans.Identify opportunities for sponsorship, joint initiatives, public education, and national visibility.Advise AINBI leadership on stakeholder engagement and external relations.Support public consultations and community conversations on AI and Black communities.QualificationsThe ideal candidate will have:Experience in partnerships, stakeholder relations, public engagement, business development, government relations, or community development.Strong relationship-building and professional communication skills.Experience engaging senior leaders, organizations, or community stakeholders.The ability to develop partnerships from initial outreach to ongoing collaboration.Strong organizational, negotiation, and follow-up skills.The ability to work independently and collaborate with a remote team.An interest in artificial intelligence, innovation, public policy, and Black community advancement.Experience working with government, corporations, technology organizations, nonprofits, academic institutions, or community networks is an asset.What We OfferA senior volunteer leadership opportunity.Experience building partnerships for a growing national organization.Opportunities to engage leaders in AI, technology, government, academia, and community development.Professional networking and leadership experience.A reference letter upon successful completion of the term.How to ApplyPlease submit:A current résuméA short cover letter describing your partnership and engagement experienceA brief example of a partnership, event, campaign, or stakeholder initiative you helped developPlease send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Director of Partnerships and Public Engagement Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaCommitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsApplication Deadline: August 15, 2026Website: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) advances the leadership, participation, and visibility of Black communities in artificial intelligence, innovation, technology, and public policy.Position OverviewAINBI is seeking an experienced and strategic Volunteer Communications Director to lead the organization’s communications, media relations, digital presence, and public engagement.The Communications Director will work closely with AINBI leadership to strengthen the organization’s public profile, promote its programs and policy work, and ensure clear and consistent messaging across all platforms.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and lead AINBI’s communications strategy.Oversee social media, website, newsletters, media relations, and public announcements.Develop key messages, media releases, statements, speaking notes, and promotional materials.Lead communications for webinars, events, research, advocacy campaigns, and partnerships.Identify media, speaking, partnership, and public-engagement opportunities.Maintain consistent organizational messaging, branding, and tone.Coordinate communications volunteers and content contributors.Advise AINBI leadership on public messaging and reputation management.Monitor communications performance and provide regular updates.QualificationsThe ideal candidate will have:Experience in communications, public relations, media, marketing, or journalism.Excellent writing, editing, and strategic communication skills.Experience developing communications plans and managing digital platforms.Strong leadership, organization, and project-management skills.The ability to work independently and collaborate with a remote team.An interest in artificial intelligence, innovation, public policy, and Black community advancement.Experience working with a nonprofit, public institution, technology organization, or community-based initiative is an asset.What We OfferA senior volunteer leadership opportunity.Experience shaping communications for a growing national organization.Opportunities to work with leaders in AI, policy, innovation, and community development.Professional networking and portfolio development.A reference letter upon successful completion of the term.How to ApplyPlease submit:A current résuméA short cover letterTwo or three relevant communications samplesPlease send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Communications Director Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaTime Commitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsPosition Type: VolunteerApplication Deadline: August 15, 2026Website: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) works to increase the participation, leadership, and visibility of Black communities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and public policy.We bring together students, professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and partners to promote inclusive innovation, AI education, policy engagement, and opportunities for Black communities in Canada.About the RoleAINBI is seeking a creative, organized, and dependable Volunteer Social Media Manager to help manage our social media platforms, promote our programs and events, and increase awareness of our work.This is an entry-level opportunity for a student, recent graduate, early-career professional, newcomer, or community member who wants to gain practical experience in social media, communications, digital marketing, and nonprofit engagement.Extensive professional experience is not required. Training, guidance, and support will be provided.Key ResponsibilitiesThe Volunteer Social Media Manager will:Help manage AINBI’s social media platforms, including LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and other relevant channels.Develop a simple monthly social media calendar.Create and schedule engaging social media posts.Promote AINBI programs, webinars, events, research, volunteer opportunities, and community activities.Write clear, professional, and engaging captions.Create simple graphics and promotional materials using Canva or similar tools.Share news and educational content related to artificial intelligence, innovation, technology, and Black communities.Support social media campaigns and public-awareness initiatives.Work with AINBI team members to collect information, photos, updates, and event details.Support live social media coverage during selected webinars and events.Track basic social media results, including reach, engagement, followers, and post performance.Prepare short monthly social media updates for AINBI leadership.Ensure that content follows AINBI’s branding, values, and communication style.Help keep AINBI’s online information accurate and up to date.Who Should ApplyThis opportunity may be a good fit for:College or university studentsRecent graduatesEarly-career professionalsNewcomers seeking Canadian experiencePeople changing careersCommunity volunteers interested in communicationsIndividuals interested in artificial intelligence, innovation, or Black community developmentApplicants may have a background or interest in:Social mediaCommunicationsMarketingPublic relationsJournalismGraphic designDigital mediaEvent promotionCommunity engagementTechnology or artificial intelligenceSkills and QualificationsWe are looking for someone who has:Good written communication skills.Creativity and an interest in digital storytelling.Basic knowledge of social media platforms.The ability to write clear and engaging captions.Strong organizational and time-management skills.Good attention to detail.The ability to manage several small tasks and meet deadlines.The ability to work independently in a remote environment.A respectful, positive, and collaborative approach.An interest in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and Black communities.Previous professional social media experience is not required.Experience managing a school, community, personal, volunteer, or small-business social media account is an asset.Helpful ToolsExperience with any of the following is helpful but not required:CanvaLinkedInInstagramFacebookMeta Business SuiteHootsuite, Buffer, or another scheduling platformGoogle Drive, Docs, and SheetsMicrosoft OfficeZoomBasic photo or video editing toolsWhat You Will GainThis volunteer opportunity provides:Practical experience in social media management and digital communications.Experience creating content for a growing nonprofit organization.Opportunities to develop social media campaigns and event promotions.Experience using social media calendars, scheduling tools, and analytics.Training and support from AINBI leadership.Opportunities to build a professional content portfolio.Professional networking with people working in AI, technology, policy, and community development.The opportunity to strengthen your résumé and communication skills.A reference letter after successful completion of the volunteer term.Recognition for your contributions to AINBI’s work.Time CommitmentThe volunteer will contribute approximately 5–7 hours per week for six months.The position is fully remote and offers flexible working hours. The volunteer will also attend occasional virtual team meetings, webinars, and events.Equity and InclusionAINBI strongly encourages applications from Black students, recent graduates, newcomers, people with disabilities, and individuals who are underrepresented in technology, communications, and leadership roles.Applicants do not need to meet every qualification. We value creativity, reliability, community knowledge, enthusiasm, and a willingness to learn.How to ApplyInterested applicants are invited to submit:A current résuméA short cover letter explaining their interest in the positionTwo or three examples of social media posts, graphics, videos, school projects, or other communications work, where availableApplicants without a portfolio may submit a sample social media post they would create to promote an AINBI webinar or event.Please send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Social Media Manager Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.Join AINBIThis role is an opportunity to build practical social media and communications experience while helping AINBI increase the visibility of Black voices, leadership, and opportunities in artificial intelligence and innovation.

Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaTime Commitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsPosition Type: VolunteerApplication Deadline: August 15, 2026Website: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) works to increase the participation, leadership, and visibility of Black communities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, and public policy.We bring together professionals, students, researchers, community leaders, and partners to support education, advocacy, research, and inclusive innovation.About the RoleAINBI is seeking an organized and dependable Volunteer Project Manager to help coordinate projects, support team members, track activities, and ensure tasks are completed on time.This is an entry-level opportunity for a student, recent graduate, early-career professional, newcomer, or community member who wants to gain practical experience in project management, nonprofit leadership, and team coordination.Extensive project-management experience is not required. Training, guidance, and support will be provided.Key ResponsibilitiesThe Volunteer Project Manager will:Coordinate AINBI projects, programs, webinars, meetings, and community activities.Help develop simple project plans, timelines, task lists, and work plans.Assign and track tasks in collaboration with team leads.Follow up with volunteers and team members on deadlines and action items.Schedule virtual meetings and send meeting invitations.Prepare meeting agendas and take meeting notes.Maintain project trackers, calendars, and shared documents.Organize files and ensure project information is easy to access.Support communication between volunteers, team members, speakers, and community partners.Monitor project progress and provide short updates to AINBI leadership.Identify delays, challenges, or missing information and raise them early.Help coordinate webinars, workshops, consultations, and public events.Support speaker outreach, registrations, event materials, and follow-up.Assist with volunteer onboarding and team coordination.Help team members understand their responsibilities and deadlines.Complete basic administrative and project-related tasks as needed.Who Should ApplyThis opportunity may be a good fit for:College or university studentsRecent graduatesEarly-career professionalsNewcomers seeking Canadian experiencePeople changing careersCommunity volunteers interested in leadershipIndividuals interested in nonprofit, technology, or community projectsApplicants may have a background or interest in:Project managementBusiness administrationPublic administrationCommunicationsEvent planningTechnologyCommunity developmentNonprofit managementHuman resourcesPublic policySkills and QualificationsWe are looking for someone who has:Strong organizational skills.Good written and verbal communication skills.The ability to manage several tasks at the same time.The ability to follow up respectfully and professionally.Good attention to detail.Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office or Google Workspace.The ability to work independently in a remote environment.The ability to meet deadlines and ask for support when needed.A positive, collaborative, and respectful approach.An interest in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation, or Black community development.Previous project-management experience is not required.Experience coordinating school projects, volunteer activities, community events, student groups, or workplace assignments is an asset.Helpful ToolsExperience with any of the following is helpful but not required:Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and CalendarMicrosoft Word, Excel, Teams, or OutlookZoomTrello, Asana, Monday.com, or another task-management platformCanvaEvent registration or webinar platformsWhat You Will GainThis volunteer opportunity provides:Practical experience in project management and team coordination.Experience working with a growing nonprofit organization.Training and support from AINBI leadership.Opportunities to coordinate real projects and public events.Experience using project trackers, timelines, and team-management tools.Professional networking opportunities.The opportunity to strengthen your résumé and leadership skills.A reference letter after successful completion of the volunteer term.Recognition for your contributions to AINBI’s work.Time CommitmentThe volunteer will contribute approximately 5–7 hours per week for six months.The position is fully remote and offers flexible working hours. The volunteer will also attend occasional virtual team meetings, webinars, and events.Equity and InclusionAINBI strongly encourages applications from Black students, recent graduates, newcomers, people with disabilities, and individuals who are underrepresented in technology and leadership roles.Applicants do not need to meet every qualification. We value reliability, communication, community knowledge, enthusiasm, and a willingness to learn.How to ApplyInterested applicants are invited to submit:A current résuméA short cover letter explaining their interest in the positionA brief example of a project, event, school assignment, or volunteer activity they have helped coordinatePlease send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Project Manager Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.Join AINBIThis role is an opportunity to build practical project-management experience while helping a growing organization coordinate meaningful work in artificial intelligence, innovation, and Black community development.

Junior Policy Analyst Organization: AI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI)Location: Remote, CanadaTime Commitment: 5–7 hours per weekTerm: Six monthsPosition Type: VolunteerWebsite: https://ainbi.org/About AINBIAI Nexus for Black Innovators (AINBI) works to increase the participation and leadership of Black communities in artificial intelligence, technology, innovation and public policy.We want to ensure that Black communities have a meaningful voice in decisions about AI, digital systems, employment, education and the future of work.About the RoleAINBI is looking for a curious and motivated Volunteer Junior Policy Analyst to support our research and advocacy work on artificial intelligence and Black communities in Canada.This is an entry-level opportunity for a student, recent graduate, early-career professional or community member who wants to gain practical experience in AI policy, research, advocacy and public engagement.You do not need to be an AI expert. Training, guidance and support will be provided. We are looking for someone who is willing to learn, conduct research, ask thoughtful questions and contribute new ideas.What You Will DoIn this role, you will:Research current Canadian policies related to artificial intelligence.Follow news, government announcements and consultations about AI.Explore how AI may affect Black communities in Canada.Help identify concerns related to bias, discrimination, privacy, employment and access to technology.Prepare short research summaries, briefing notes and policy updates.Help draft letters, consultation responses and policy submissions.Support AINBI’s advocacy work on responsible and inclusive AI.Help plan webinars, roundtables and public education events.Research potential speakers, partners and webinar topics.Prepare discussion questions and event notes.Attend virtual team meetings and contribute ideas.Help explain complex AI and policy topics in clear, simple language.Topics You May ExploreYour research may include:AI governance and regulationBias and discrimination in AI systemsPrivacy and data protectionFacial recognition and surveillanceAI in employment and hiringAI in education and public servicesThe future of workDigital access and inclusionOpportunities for Black entrepreneurs and innovatorsBlack representation in technologyResponsible and ethical AIWho Should ApplyThis opportunity may be a good fit for:College or university studentsRecent graduatesEarly-career professionalsPeople changing careersCommunity advocatesIndividuals interested in technology and social justiceApplicants may have a background or interest in:Public policyPolitical scienceLawArtificial intelligenceTechnologySocial sciencesHuman rightsCommunicationsResearchPublic administrationEquity and inclusionWhat We Are Looking ForThe ideal volunteer will have:An interest in AI, public policy and Black communitiesGood research and writing skillsStrong communication skillsThe ability to summarize information clearlyCuriosity and a willingness to learnStrong organization and time-management skillsThe ability to work independently in a remote environmentRespect for different perspectives and lived experiencesAn understanding of, or interest in learning about, anti-Black racism and systemic barriers in CanadaPrevious policy experience is not required.Experience writing school papers, research assignments, community reports, articles or briefing notes is an asset.What You Will GainThis volunteer role offers:Hands-on experience in AI policy and governanceTraining and guidance from AINBI leadershipExperience conducting policy researchOpportunities to contribute to advocacy and government submissionsExperience helping organize webinars and policy discussionsProfessional networking opportunitiesThe chance to build your résumé and writing portfolioA reference letter after successful completion of the volunteer termRecognition for your contributions to AINBI’s workTime CommitmentThe volunteer will contribute approximately 5–7 hours per week for six months.The position is fully remote and offers flexible working hours. Some virtual meetings, webinars or consultations may take place during regular business hours.Equity and InclusionAINBI strongly encourages applications from Black students, recent graduates, newcomers, people with disabilities and individuals who are underrepresented in technology and public-policy spaces.You do not need to meet every qualification to apply. We value lived experience, community knowledge, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn.How to ApplyInterested applicants are invited to submit:A current resumeA short cover letter explaining their interest in the positionPlease send your résumé and cover letter to contact@ainbi.org with the subject line:Volunteer Junior Policy Analyst Application deadline: August 15, 2026We thank all applicants for their interest. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.Join AINBIArtificial intelligence is changing how people work, learn, access services and participate in the economy.Join AINBI and help ensure that Black communities are included in shaping Canada’s AI future.