Marketing and Branding Volunteers

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As we gear up for our 10 Year Celebration event taking place on October 26, 2025 we need volunteers to help us secure sponsorships and donations for a silent-auction, as well as promote and help market our "Celebrating 10 Years of Justice" event.

Marketing and Branding Volunteer will assist in developing an effective and comprehensive marketing strategy for Justice At Last. Marketing and Branding Volunteers will support staff and Board members in creating thoughtful social media content to increase donor engagement, share resources and services, and generate awareness of human trafficking. This role is a great opportunity to get involved in the anti-trafficking movement and help support trafficked persons seeking justice on their own terms. Most of the work for this volunteer position is virtual/working remotely.

Must be familiar with marketing strategies, social media, virtual communication, and committed to Justice At Last’s mission to empower trafficking victims by providing access to free comprehensive legal services, advocacy and specialized training to help transform survivors’ lives.

If interested, please let us know by emailing us your resume and cover letter to opportunities@justiceatlast.org

Justice At Last is the only nonprofit law firm in the San Francisco Bay Area exclusively serving the legal needs of survivors of human trafficking. We provide clients with free legal services regardless of their age, sex, gender identity, abilities and equity needs, nationality or type of trafficking. We provide free legal representation that emphasizes dignity and is survivor-centered, culturally sensitive, trauma informed, and rights-based. Our specialization includes assertion of crime victims' rights, clearing criminal records, family law, immigration relief and identity theft recovery. While we have satellite offices in the Bay Area, our practice is mobile and we travel to where the client is already receiving services to save them time, money and to ensure survivors are in a space that feels safe and trusted.