Bridging the Divides Research Volunteer

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Bridging the Divides Research Volunteer

Do you love finding information and looking through data? Then this is the perfect position for you. We are looking for several volunteers to help with a research project looking at policies for Minnesota police departments. You can either work alone or with a team of other volunteers depending on your preference.

Responsibilities:

• Read through police department manuals and other resources
• Collect information relating to our three focus areas of police officer training, use of force, and ticket revenue
• Compare information across different police departments
• Write reports about findings

Training and Support

• Orientation to the organization and programs
• Orientation provided on policing policy
• Directly supported by the Bridging the Divides Team Clerk
• Ongoing collaboration with FNVW staff and other volunteers

Time Commitment

• 4-6 hours a month
• 6 month commitment
• Monthly Bridging the Divides team meetings
• Flexible work location, can research either remotely or at FNVW office

Organizational Summary

Friends for a NonViolent World (FNVW) seeks a world free from violence and the threat of violence. We champion nonviolence as the foundation for effective programs and actions to promote the dignity of every human being. Our programs demonstrate the power of nonviolent action and transformation at personal, community and institutional levels.

FNVW is a Quaker-inspired organization that welcomes volunteers from all faith practices as well as volunteers with no religious orientation. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive organization. We encourage volunteer applications from individuals of all backgrounds and life experiences.

Contact Leah Robshaw Robinson to learn more! Volunteer@fnvw.org; 651-917-0383