Become an ADVOCATE.
The movement for neurodiversity is reliant on awareness and advocacy. Your efforts in advocacy and volunteerism bolster Unitopia’s mission while directly impacting neurodivergent individuals. Read below to learn more!
Current Open Positions
Chapter Lead
Represent your high school, university or any institution to grow our movement by raising on-campus awareness, training, and funds for Unitopia’s goals.
Work Commitment: 4-5 Hours Per Week
Kraft Kits Videographer
Contribute to our therapy kits program by recording videos of the crafty activities! These are uploaded for neurodivergent children onto Youtube.
Work Commitment: 2 Hours Per Week
Outreach Intern
Integrate awareness with real change by reaching out to local politicians, district officials, and potential partners to expand advocacy efforts.​
Work Commitment: 2-3 Hours Per Week
Podcast Script Editor
Contribute to “Neurodiversity in a Nutshell” by creating transcripts for readers and providing accessible content about neurodiversity.
Work Commitment: 2-3 Hours Per Week
Short Film Videographer
Work with our videography team to develop informative videos, public service announcements, and short films about neurodiversity!
Work Commitment: 2-3 Hours Per Week
Finance Intern
Support our causes and programs through pursuing sponsorships, investments, and community outreach for donations.
Work Commitment: 2 Hours Per Week
Training Contributor
To expand our curriculum initiative, we’re looking for individuals interested in research, outreach, and graphic design for our guides!
Work Commitment: 2-4 Hours Per Week
Social Media Developer
Raise awareness by creating social media content and handling platforms such as Instagram, Linkedin, and Facebook.
Work Commitment: 2-4 Hours Per Week
Direct Impact Intern
Connect with neurodivergent students to promote inclusion through stress-relieving activities and plan upcoming events like movie nights!
Work Commitment: 1-2 Hours Per Week
Presidential Volunteer Service Award
The Presidential Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) is an award given to those making substantial impact through volunteer efforts and service to the community, whether on a local, national or international level. Unitopia, as a certifying organization, gives awards to volunteers that have dedicated 50+ hours to the cause of the neurodiversity movement. After reaching basic eligibility requirements, the executive team will send personalized emails to volunteers for personal information and future steps.
