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7000 Languages is a 501c(3) non-profit organization, dedicated to empowering communities around the world to teach, learn and sustain their endangered languages. We are ever-evolving and always growing in order to better serve our community partners and endangered language revitalization. If you want to make a difference in the world and preserve invaluable culture, heritage, history and more... keep an eye on this page for our current volunteer and work opportunities.

Email info@7000.org to learn more about current opportunities.

Language Revitalization Fellowship:

We are seeking applicants for our 2025 Language Revitalization Cohort!

As a part of the Language Revitalization Fellowship Program, you will work within your community to design and implement online language learning lessons using free language learning technology tools. Meet together as a cohort, and learn about language revitalization tools, practices and strategies (e.g. recording audio, elicitation techniques, curriculum development tools, and more!).

This fellowship is ideal for an independent, driven person who wants to use their passion for language and culture and learn about the fundamentals of project management, language revitalization, and language learning technology.

Learn more about the program from 2024’s fellows here

We strongly encourage applications from individuals seeking to reclaim, revitalize or maintain their ancestral language. Applicants do not need to be currently enrolled in college/university to apply. We welcome candidates from anywhere in the world.

This year, in addition to our open call for global applicants, we are pleased to offer sponsored fellowship opportunities focused on language communities in the following regions:
1) The Americas, with applicants especially encouraged from Belize, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Peru.
2) California endangered language communities.
3) West/Central Africa, with applicants from Cameroon and Ghana especially encouraged to apply.
Five fellows will be invited to join the Fall 2025 Cohort.

Duties:

Create online language learning materials
Work with community and 7000 Languages’ staff to determine the goals, scope & deliverables for language courses
Manage project and project components, and help keep them on schedule
Assist communities and engage with your language and/or community through content creation, installing software, designing the courses, writing lessons, and recording audio
Share best practices for course creation with the community (e.g. ideal recording conditions, file naming conventions, file storing, etc.)
Maintain course files and keep track of multiple drafts and files
Use proprietary software and other technology tools to process files for publication
Share success stories with the 7000 Languages team
Work on streamlining and developing technology tools and resources for community use
Work with the 7000 team to build creative marketing content for your assigned language, community and course rollout

Ideal Qualifications:

Member of a community with an endangered ancestral language (strongly preferred)
Ability to plan and implement several projects at once while remaining focused and on schedule
Attention to detail
Excellent writing and proofreading skills
Familiarity with Indigenous, endangered language, and language revitalization issues
Experience learning or studying a second language
Comfortability using technology tools, coding, app development, etc.

Position Type/Expected Hours of Work: Fellowship, part-time, 10 hrs. per week, 10 weeks in duration

Pay Range: $20 USD per hour. In addition, we are committed to helping fellows attain college credit when/if applicable.

Location: Remote, working in U.S. Time Zone schedules

Dates: September - December 2025

Application Deadline: August 24, 2025 11:59 PM ET

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Volunteer Roles:

Curriculum Development Volunteer

Duties:

Comprehensive review of all activities on 7000 Languages’ technology platform(s)
Detailed description of each activity in library
Estimated completion time for each activity
Suggest activities and flows for various types of lessons/courses (e.g. conversation-based courses, grammar lessons)
Develop potential lesson flows for new mobile application

Requirements:

Educational background or 2+ years of experience in curriculum development, particularly in language learning (ESL, Foreign Language, or Heritage/Indigenous language learning)
Comfortability navigating online language learning spaces
Ability to use Microsoft tools (Excel, Word)
Knowledge of Indigenous / Endangered Language Communities
(Strongly Preferred) Self-Identifying Indigenous person or descendent of a community with an endangered language

Duration/Timing:

Preference for a volunteer who can commit 3-6 months to the project, and approximately 5 hrs./week (including bi-weekly check-in meetings with the program team)

Data Management Volunteer

Duties:

Comprehensive review of all current/active language courses online.
Reporting technical bugs
Collecting data about the course
Fixing some common errors
Update various spreadsheets and databases with the most current information about courses, languages, community partners, etc.

Requirements:

Excellent computer skills, navigating complex interfaces
Comfortability navigating online language learning spaces
Proficiency with Microsoft tools (Excel, Word)
Knowledge of Indigenous / Endangered Language Communities

Duration/Timing:

Preference for a volunteer who can commit 1-2 months to the project, and approximately 5 hrs./week (including bi-weekly check-in meetings with the program team)

Community Engagement Volunteer

Duties:

Create content for social media channels (Tik Tok & Instagram Reel videos!)
Write blog posts for the 7000 Languages’ website
Help plan and execute virtual events
Help curate fundraising campaigns

Requirements:

Strong writing skills, with an eye for detail and visually compelling messaging
Strong understanding of social media platforms, marketing and engagement trends
Knowledge of Indigenous / Endangered Language Communities
(Strongly Preferred) Self-Identifying Indigenous person or descendent of a community with an endangered language

Duration/Timing:

Flexible

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