Volunteer
Join our community of volunteers who give their time, commitment and talent to make Campaign Against Antisemitism the success that it is.
Everything we have accomplished has been led by volunteers. We are truly a grassroots campaign and we look forward to welcoming you to the team! If none of the roles below appeal to you, please sign up to receive details of our newest roles as soon as we publish them.
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Latest volunteering roles
Casework Officer
Casework Officer
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. In order to effectively manage our workload, we require dedicated Casework Officers.
As a Casework Officer you will:
- Conduct investigations ensuring that the cases are dealt with in a robust and effective manner;
- Report criminal behaviour to the police and raise antisemitic incidents to the relevant regulators;
- Hold the police and regulators to account ensuring that investigations are progressed in the optimal way; and
- Assist colleagues within CAA when information or updates are required regarding cases.
Applicants must be organised and good at prioritising a given workload. They must be articulate and able to present information and evidence in a useful manner. The applicants should be able to use critical thinking to assess how best to proceed with a given case.
Most importantly, the applicants should be passionate about confronting antisemitism in all walks of life.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Event Monitor
Event Monitor
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. In order to ensure that the law, especially in relation to terrorism legislation, is enforced at protests, rallies and events around the country, we require Event Monitors to attend events and gather photographic or audio evidence of breaches of terrorism legislation and the International (IHRA) Definition of Antisemitism.
As an Event Monitor you will:
- Attend events around the country identified by our Event Monitoring team;
- Gather photographic evidence of criminal activity, offences under terrorism legislation or breaches of the International Definition of Antisemitism; and
- Rapidly submit this material back to our Event Monitoring team for it to be properly utilised by our Investigations and Enforcement Unit and Communications team.
Ideal candidates for this position are robust and confident, able to walk up to strangers and strike up conversation. Candidates must be keen to support CAA on the front lines, interacting with members of the public who may harbour antisemitic views whilst being careful to maintain composure and an incognito status at events. Candidates must have a good understanding of antisemitism, both historical and contemporary, along with familiarity with CAA’s goals as an organisation, capable of picking out items carefully in accordance with the International Definition of Antisemitism. Successful applicants do not require any experience in photography or technology, but must be able to operate smartphones and cameras fluently, taking high quality images with good focus in busy environments and quickly and discreetly feeding this information back to colleagues at CAA.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Incident Liaison Officer
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide.
We assist members of the British Jewish community in reporting antisemitic crime to the relevant authorities, pursuing criminal cases through to resolution, and providing support throughout the process.
Our volunteer Incident Liaison Officers work with victims and witnesses, often at times of distress.
You may be their first point of contact at CAA, so you will play an important role in offering empathy and reassurance.
As an Incident Liaison Officer, you will:
- Respond to telephone calls and emails from people reporting or affected by antisemitic incidents of any kind, even where they may not constitute criminal offences.
- Gather and record evidence objectively using our cloud-based systems.
- Log and catalogue cases raised through the Incident Liaison Unit.
- Take part in fortnightly team meetings to ensure cases are handled professionally and promptly.
- Support victims and witnesses throughout the progress of their case.
- Liaise with other CAA departments to help resolve cases.
You do not need specific experience, but you must be passionate about supporting victims and keep up to date with current affairs, particularly those relating to antisemitism.
All volunteers receive training on handling different types of cases and providing appropriate support.
Communication with witnesses and victims: You will work with members of the public who may be distressed.
You will need a high level of proficiency in English, the ability to write clearly and precisely, and a friendly, empathetic, and professional telephone manner.
Evidence analysis: You will be trained to assess, report, and record antisemitic incidents, which will require you to become familiar with both historical and contemporary forms of antisemitism. You must be able to identify antisemitism where it is present, ask appropriate questions, investigate cases carefully, and produce clear, professional reports. You will also need to be confident using modern technology, including social media platforms, to understand the full context of particular cases and conduct further research where necessary.
Being an active team member: This volunteer role requires a weekly commitment of four to six hours. Although you are not expected to be active every day, you must be available at several points throughout the week so that victims and witnesses do not have to wait too long for updates as their cases progress.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Legal Officer
Legal Officer
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. In order to ensure that antisemites are held to account by the full force of the law and to assist with legal aspects of CAA’s general operations, we require legal officers.
As a Legal Officer you will:
- Assist with drafting, editing and reviewing legal and regulatory documents (including pleadings, correspondence, submissions and agreements);
- Assist with reviewing and analysing potential new cases;
- Provide legal advice and guidance (both substantive and procedural) and general assistance in any areas in which you have particular expertise; and
- Provide legal support where required across general operations.
We are particularly looking for lawyers with expertise in criminal law, employment law and defamation law.
Applicants for this position must have some legal background, whether professional or in higher education. Successful candidates will be meticulously precise and capable of independently producing high quality, succinct and accurate written work with an understanding of the attention to detail required in this area and an awareness of CAA’s policies and goals. They will have excellent analytical skills and judgment, in order to be able conduct research on complex legal and factual issues and provide reasoned analysis at pace. Applicants for Legal Officer must be happy to work in a supportive role, taking on tasks as they are assigned by our Legal Unit.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
PHP Developer
PHP Developer
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. We strive to hold public authorities to account in matters relating to antisemitism, ensuring that Britain continues to remain safe and hospitable to the Jewish community and that those who perpetrate antisemitic crimes face justice.
As a volunteer Proceedings Monitor, you will support our Investigations and Enforcement team by monitoring in real-time how the justice system handles cases involving anti-semitic speech and behaviour affecting the Jewish community.
We are looking for people countrywide, from Manchester and Lancashire; Birmingham, London, to Leeds and Newcastle!
As Proceedings Monitor you will:
- Attend important Crown Court/Magistrates Court/Civil Court and Tribunal hearings sometimes in person, sometimes remotely, taking clear and reliable notes
- Produce speedy and clear updates as cases progress to keep our communications, litigation and policy teams informed.
You do not need legal training but do need an aptitude for detail. Discretion and patience.
Justice needs witnesses. Join us and help ensure antisemitism is taken seriously, in every courtroom, in every city.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Proceedings Monitor
Proceedings Monitor
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. We strive to hold public authorities to account in matters relating to antisemitism, ensuring that Britain continues to remain safe and hospitable to the Jewish community and that those who perpetrate antisemitic crimes face justice.
As a volunteer Proceedings Monitor, you will support our Investigations and Enforcement team by monitoring in real-time how the justice system handles cases involving anti-semitic speech and behaviour affecting the Jewish community.
We are looking for people countrywide, from Manchester and Lancashire; Birmingham, London, to Leeds and Newcastle!
As Proceedings Monitor you will:
- Attend important Crown Court/Magistrates Court/Civil Court and Tribunal hearings sometimes in person, sometimes remotely, taking clear and reliable notes.
- Produce speedy and clear updates as cases progress to keep our communications, litigation and policy teams informed.
You do not need legal training but do need an aptitude for detail, discretion and patience.
Justice needs witnesses. Join us and help ensure antisemitism is taken seriously, in every courtroom, in every city.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Security Officer
Security Officer
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. As the foremost organisation taking a stand against antisemitism and anti-Jewish hatred, we face unique security challenges that differ from those of other charities. We require a Security Officer to ensure that security requirements are met across our organisation and make sure that all of our dedicated volunteers and events that we hold are safe.
As Security Officer you will:
- Organise security for our office, events, protests and rallies, ensuring that security teams are adequately staffed, organised and informed;
- Help to build and maintain our contacts among security volunteers so that adequate teams can be formed at short notice and be ready to react quickly to changing circumstances;
- Assist with screening new volunteers; and
- Initiate and maintain relationships with relevant Jewish organisations and local police contacts.
Applicants for this position must be confident and effective leaders, capable of coordinating and managing larger teams in tense situations. Applicants must be aware of the unique security challenges faced by CAA and dedicated to providing effective security for our charity, potentially undertaking work at short notice and consistently seeing assigned tasks through to completion. Although no particular professional background is required for applicants for this position, candidates with a background in security, policing, IT or defence are particularly sought.
Applicants must be organised and good at prioritising a given workload. They must be articulate and able to present information and evidence in a useful manner. The applicants should be able to use critical thinking to assess how best to proceed with a given case.
Most importantly, the applicants should be passionate about confronting antisemitism in all walks of life.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.
Social Media Moderator
- Monitor and moderate comments on our Social Media Platforms including X, YouTube Videos, Facebook, Tik Tok and Instagram.
Systems Support Administrator
Systems Support Administrator
Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is the UK’s leading organisation fighting antisemitism nationwide. In order to support our Systems team and continue to enhance our operations, we require Systems Support Administrators.
As a Systems Support Administrator you will:
- Assist with general processes within CAA utilising cloud-based services and web-platforms;
- Assist with tasks as they arise within the Systems unit;
- Help to manage our Systems inbox and assist with the general upkeep of CAA systems; and
- Assist our large network of volunteers with technical support.
Applicants for the position of Systems Support Administrator do not require any particular professional background but must be highly IT-literate and extremely quick to learn new tools. Applicants must be patient and able to offer technical support empathetically and effectively to a large volume of volunteers who may not be especially versed in navigating IT issues and cloud-based systems. Successful candidates will be highly precise and capable of conducting work in a highly specific manner.
All volunteers at CAA will use a variety of computer software. Training will be provided, but volunteers need to be able to pick up these skills with confidence.