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All international jobs are advertised on our website: https://www.peacebrigades.org/en/jobs-with-pbi and through our social media accounts.
All international jobs are advertised on our website: https://www.peacebrigades.org/en/jobs-with-pbi and through our social media accounts.
Although we work with many documents in English and Spanish and translation is often needed, at this time we do not have any particular request for our pool of Volunteer translators. We therefore invite you to stay in touch and renew your proposal in future, whether you should be available and keen on helping PBI with translations.
The International Office does not send out newsletters, but different PBI entities do. You can stay informed of PBI’s work by visiting us on the web at www.peacebrigades.org or following us on facebook, instagram, twitter and linkedin.
The International Office and country groups sometimes have opportunities for volunteering in their offices or supporting their work in other ways. Please contact your local country group directly to find out about available volunteer opportunities.
Opportunities to volunteer with the international office are always published on our website https://www.peacebrigades.org/en/jobs-with-pbi and social media accounts. Unfortunately, we are unable to consider unsolicited volunteer applications.
Check this list to see if you live in a country which has a Country Group.
To find out more about volunteering with PBI, please see http://www.peacebrigades.org/get-involved/volunteer-field/ for comprehensive information.
There are many ways you can support PBI.
You can stay informed of PBI’s work by visiting us on the web at www.peacebrigades.org or following us on facebook, instagram, twitter and linkedin.
If you have not been involved with PBI before, unfortunately it is unlikely we would have the capacity to support you in the creation of a new country group. Please try to volunteer with PBI first in order to learn about the organisation.
If you are a former PBI volunteer, please write to us at admin@peacebrigades.org for more information and help to set up a country/associate group
Mexico City, 31 March 2016.– Due to the recent intimitadion and slander suffered by the Human Rights Defender Cristina Auerbach, PBI calls on the Mexican Government to take the actions required to guarantee her security and the one of the other members of the Pasta de Conchos Family Organization. Likewise, PBI requests Mexican authorities to publicly recognise the legitimate work carried out by the Organisation.
The organizations forming the Network of Organizations of International Accompaniment and Observation condemn the assassination of human rights defender Berta Isabel Cáceres Flores- indigenous Lenca, general coordinator of the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH), and winner of the Goldman Prize for the environment (2015).
Mexico City, 25 March 2016.– PBI accompanies a number of Human Rights Defenders who work in contexts of large scale development projects and thus decided to publish a gathering of some experiences.
Read it (in Spanish) here: bit.ly/PiensoResisto