Volunteer
Help us improve the mission.
AI gives instant basic help. Volunteers make it better — review by review, translation by translation, guide by guide.
How volunteering works
- AI handles the first layer — reading, scoring, organizing, matching.
- Humans improve the quality — reviewing AI outputs, verifying resources, improving translations, strengthening community trust.
- Volunteers are never a bottleneck for basic help. The AI always works. Your help makes it better.
- You choose when and how much you contribute.
Volunteer roles
Review AI translations for accuracy and tone. Help make guides accessible in more languages.
Skills: Fluency in non-English languages
Test screen reader support, improve alt text, check mobile usability. Make AidGrid work for everyone.
Skills: Experience with assistive technology
Improve field guides and scenario templates. Ground truth in real-world context.
Skills: Field coordination or humanitarian response experience
Contact shelters and clinics to verify capacity, hours, and services. Keep the resource directory accurate.
Skills: Phone/email communication, basic verification skills
Help coordinators in underserved areas learn about and adopt AidGrid. Spread the word.
Skills: Community organizing, outreach, local language
Process reported corrections — flag outdated info, fix errors, escalate urgent updates.
Skills: Attention to detail, basic research skills
Help with awareness campaigns, social media, and event coordination.
Skills: Communications, social media, event planning
Review AI outputs against real field outcomes and improve training data.
Skills: Analytical thinking, humanitarian response background
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