Disaster Accountability Project
Seeking UI/UX Designer to Improve Disaster Relief! (Volunteer/Remote)
Disaster Accountability Project, Rockville, Maryland, us, 20849
Overview
Seeking a senior-level UI/UX Design volunteer with access to and experience using Figma. Remote/Volunteer role with Disaster Accountability Project (DAP), a nonprofit organization providing independent oversight of disaster management systems. DAP engages a dedicated community to advance policy research and advocacy, promote transparency, and encourage public participation in oversight, community-based organizing, and discussions about disaster preparedness and relief. Dedicated citizen oversight is necessary to ensure resources for preparedness, relief, and recovery are effectively utilized, communities are engaged, and best practices and lessons learned are implemented to prevent repeated mistakes. Prior to the creation of the Disaster Accountability Project (DAP), there was no dedicated, independent oversight of the agencies and organizations responsible for these critical life-saving responsibilities. We are seeking a senior-level UI/UX Design volunteer with access to and experience using Figma.
Responsibilities
Contribute to a growing Design Library in Figma. Collaborate with Front-End and Back-End Development teams to implement designs. Use Figma, GitHub, Google Docs, and Slack for collaboration. Qualifications
Access to and experience using Figma (required). Senior-level UI/UX design experience. Ability to work remotely as a volunteer. Background
Natural and humanitarian disasters are increasingly prevalent. Donations are delayed, diverted, and do not reach intended beneficiaries. Despite overwhelming donor response, billions of dollars do not reach disaster survivors because the international community lacks a way to quickly identify and support locally operating, high-impact organizations in real time during a crisis. Local organizations on the front-line of disasters typically receive as little as 3% of donations made after disasters. In contrast, 97% of every donation using SmartResponse can reach local efforts. SmartResponse.org incentivizes transparency, as organizations must share information to get listed. Outcomes
SmartResponse serves as a global resource for donors, allowing donations to be made directly to local, on-the-ground organizations. We don\'t take a percentage or cut. We are helping to remove intermediaries that delay and divert funds from the donation process. How to Apply
To apply, please send Resume/CV to volunteer@disasteraccountability.org. Thank you!
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Seeking a senior-level UI/UX Design volunteer with access to and experience using Figma. Remote/Volunteer role with Disaster Accountability Project (DAP), a nonprofit organization providing independent oversight of disaster management systems. DAP engages a dedicated community to advance policy research and advocacy, promote transparency, and encourage public participation in oversight, community-based organizing, and discussions about disaster preparedness and relief. Dedicated citizen oversight is necessary to ensure resources for preparedness, relief, and recovery are effectively utilized, communities are engaged, and best practices and lessons learned are implemented to prevent repeated mistakes. Prior to the creation of the Disaster Accountability Project (DAP), there was no dedicated, independent oversight of the agencies and organizations responsible for these critical life-saving responsibilities. We are seeking a senior-level UI/UX Design volunteer with access to and experience using Figma.
Responsibilities
Contribute to a growing Design Library in Figma. Collaborate with Front-End and Back-End Development teams to implement designs. Use Figma, GitHub, Google Docs, and Slack for collaboration. Qualifications
Access to and experience using Figma (required). Senior-level UI/UX design experience. Ability to work remotely as a volunteer. Background
Natural and humanitarian disasters are increasingly prevalent. Donations are delayed, diverted, and do not reach intended beneficiaries. Despite overwhelming donor response, billions of dollars do not reach disaster survivors because the international community lacks a way to quickly identify and support locally operating, high-impact organizations in real time during a crisis. Local organizations on the front-line of disasters typically receive as little as 3% of donations made after disasters. In contrast, 97% of every donation using SmartResponse can reach local efforts. SmartResponse.org incentivizes transparency, as organizations must share information to get listed. Outcomes
SmartResponse serves as a global resource for donors, allowing donations to be made directly to local, on-the-ground organizations. We don\'t take a percentage or cut. We are helping to remove intermediaries that delay and divert funds from the donation process. How to Apply
To apply, please send Resume/CV to volunteer@disasteraccountability.org. Thank you!
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