Yes! WoLF welcomes both female and male volunteers. Volunteer group meetings may have both female and male volunteers, depending on the demographics of our current volunteers.

Yes! Several behind-the-scenes roles do not require volunteers to be publicly connected with WoLF. While we’d love to brag about your hard work on our website, we prioritize your anonymity if you need it.

Yes! All volunteer roles are completed remotely, which allows anyone from anywhere to bring their passion for women’s rights to the volunteer program. However, all volunteers must be fluent in English.

Not on a regular basis, no. But there may occasionally be opportunities, such as helping with in-person events or meeting with your elected officials. We also encourage volunteers and members who live near each other to organize local meetups.

We typically need volunteers for the following types of positions:

• Legislative: Advocate for legislation, track legislation, meet legislators, advocate for legislation, relationships with legislators

• Public-facing: Public events, marches, protests, demonstrations, conferences, meetings

• Tech: Graphic design, communications, website updates, social media

• Film and video, YouTube shorts

• Legal: paralegals, attorneys, researchers

• Public Education: Writing op-eds, webinars, letters to the editor, go on radio or TV

• Fundraising: always needed. Writing thank you letters to donors, qualifying donors

Having your address helps us send you relevant calls to action - such as keeping you informed of proposed legislation in your state. It also enables us to thank you with snail mail!

Nope! WoLF welcomes volunteers with diverse backgrounds and political views. However, volunteers MUST agree with WoLF's position that women are adult human females.

If you are interested in interning with WoLF, send an email to executivedirector@womensliberationfront.org.