Spokespeople are individuals who:

• Represent either a country or a core issue in the campaign (like climate, democracy, or freedom struggles),

• Speak publicly on behalf of the campaign in communities, media, events, social media and digital spaces, and

• Contribute to the political strategy and actively help mobilize others and amplify the Survival Bill, our political programme for the UN to finally tackle the biggest threats the world faces, from climate change to unchecked AI. 

They are not celebrities or institutional elites. They are activists, community leaders, and people directly affected by the failures of the current system. They are those with a voice, a story, and a will to act.

We’re looking for:

• Everyday citizens, gassroots organizers, youth leaders, community advocates,

• People who can speak in English and feel comfortable engaging with the public,

• Those aligned with our political programme: the Survival Bill, and

• Individuals ready to represent either a country, an issue, or both.

As a Spokesperson, you will:

• Use your voice to represent the campaign in your country or on an issue, through events, public forums, social media, interviews, and media appearances,

• Make the campaign visible and political on social media by sharing key messages, creating original content, reacting to news, and helping drive online mobilisation,

• Contribute to the political strategy by participating in calls, briefings, and moments of collective action,

• Mobilize your community or network around the campaign’s demands, whether through local initiatives, digital outreach, or connections to existing movements, and/or

• Help translate the Survival Bill into public conversations and local realities through articles, videos, posts, or interventions that make the campaign's positions heard where you are.

As a Spokesperson, you will:

• Be part of a global political movement pushing for a UN that defends democracy, freedom and survival,

• Gain advocacy and political skills through training on UN processes, media engagement and grassroots organising,

• Have a platform for your voice by speaking at events, contributing to op-eds and amplifying the campaign in your country or region,

• Build international connections with activists, policy thinkers and organisers across the world, and

• Drive real impact by influencing public debate, pressuring leaders and challenging the current UN Secretary-General selection process.

This is not a symbolic title. Let’s take control of our planet, let’s take back control of our system.

Applications are open on a rolling basis until June 30.

Click here to fill out this form to apply.

The process is simple, open, and designed to welcome a wide range of voices.

🕒 You won’t need more than 15 minutes to apply.

You’ll be asked to:

• Share your basic details
• Submit a short video (max 3 minutes)
• Answer one short written question

Follow-up conversations will be scheduled for selected applicants.

📌 Please note: This is a political campaign. Spokespeople are expected to publicly advocate for the campaign’s programme and values.