Volunteer
Thank you very much for visiting our volunteer page!
Here are, in brief descriptions, the various ways how you can get involved in the “greatest adventure of the twenty first century” (Robert Faurisson). If you want to learn more about any of the topics or want to offer your assistance, please click on the links provided, which will open an email with the relevant topic in the email’s subject line. Let us know what questions you have or what you are interested in specifically, and we will be more than happy to reply! Please rest assured that we will keep the fact that you have contacted us as well as your identity strictly confidential at all times. If you wish, you can communicate with us anonymously, using your own secret second identity. We are not interested in knowing who you are. We appreciate that you want to help, and this is all we need to know about you. If you have general inquiries, please contact our web master.
Note: The links on this webpage are supposed to open a new email with our email address entered, launched from the email program you are using on your computer. If that is not set up properly, the links won’t work. In that case, please simply visit our contact page and drop us a note that way. Thank you.
Procedure: Once we are in touch with you and we all have agreed to you becoming a member of our volunteer team, we will ask you to sign up using the link “Become a Volunteer” which you can see at the top right of our website. This will create your volunteer account with us. You can use this to log onto a web page on our site where we list projects in search of volunteers. There, you can pick your preferred project, and our volunteer coordinator will assign it to you and will guide you along the process of getting the job done. If you want, you can skip ahead and sign up right away using the above link. Our volunteer coordinator will then get in touch with you and discuss with you how to accommodate you best.
Area | Duty | Skills |
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Volunteer Coordination | A lot of resources get squandered, because volunteers are not coordinated and cared for properly. A coordinator needs to motivate people, stay in touch and follow up, and work with the rest of the CODOH team to find jobs for those willing to help. | Social skills, perseverance, organizational skills |
Editing & Proofing | Fine-tune the text of web pages, papers and books written by our authors. | Good language skills (grammar, orthography, punctuation) |
Data entry | Help us maintain our huge database of revisionist material on the Web. | Perseverance |
Editing & Proofing | Fine-tune the text of web pages, papers and books written by our authors. | Good language skills (grammar, orthography, punctuation) |
Media Contacts | Create and send press releases; establish media relations for us to place ads and organize interviews and discussions. | Web research, writing skills |
Movies | Record interviews, discussions, chats, speeches; create documentaries, present revisionist material visually. | Camera and video editing skills (we recommend Adobe Premiere Pro or Elements as software) |
Promotion Material | Create and/or distribute promotion material (flyers, brochures, stickers, online or print ads). | Creativity / light on your feet |
Research & Writing | Research a topic with our logistical help; write your own papers and get them published with us or others. | Common sense |
Reviews | Keep track of new books, movies, articles etc. on pertinent topics; read them and write reviews to be published by us (mostly through our journal Inconvenient History). You can also help us promote our own books by writing positive reviews and post them on Amazon. | Common sense |
Translations | Help us render web pages multilingual; we use DeepL.com to get professional, AI-neural-net translated texts, which then need editing. | Near-native-quality speaker of the target language, with sufficient passive knowledge of the original language (mostly English; some German and Italian). |
Web Maintenance | Maintain and improve the backbone of our online services. | Either of these will do: WordPress blogging skills; WordPress design and maintenance skills; html and CSS coding knowledge; PHP/SQL knowledge. |