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  1. (:Unkn) Unknown (2008). The role of women in civil society, conflict prevention, resolution and reconstruction / Kurdish Human Rights Project. Kurdish Human Rights Project. DOI 10.25673/104068
  2. Nathalie Tocci, Alper Kaliber (2013). Human rights, civil society and conflict in Turkey’s Kurdish question. United Nations Publications. DOI 10.18356/33e86e2b-en
  3. Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere (2020). The AKP, Civil Society and Turkey’s Kurdish Question. Conflict Society and Peacebuilding. DOI 10.4324/9780367818050-13
  4. Michael M. Gunter, Lauren H. Harding (2025). Kurdish Civil Society in the Middle East. Routledge Handbook on Civil Society in the Middle East and North Africa. DOI 10.4324/b23025-15
  5. The Kurdish Civil Society (2022). Kurds and Their Struggle for Autonomy. DOI 10.5040/9781666998405.ch-4

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01What it offers

  • 01

    Task listings

    Defined tasks such as translation, teaching, research and events.

  • 02

    Skills in Kurdish varieties

    Tasks that need speakers of a given variety or script say so.

  • 03

    Remote and local

    Tasks done online and tasks with a local Community Cell.

  • 04

    Recognition of time

    A written record of the work done, on request.

02Who it is for

  • Students
  • Professionals
  • Retired people
  • Translators and teachers

03How it works

Browse
volunteers look at open tasks.
Offer
a volunteer offers time for a task.
Brief
the task lead explains the work and the rules.
Close
the task ends with a short record of what was done.

04What it always keeps

  • Volunteers are never asked to campaign for a party or cause
  • Safeguarding checks apply to work with children
  • Volunteers never handle member data without a role and training
  • No one is pressured to give time

05Courses

06More in Opportunities

  • In preparation

    Jobs

    Job posts from employers and partners that the network has checked, in the region and abroad.

  • In preparation

    Mentoring

    A counsellor pairs people starting out with experienced Kurdish professionals.

  • In preparation

    Scholarships and grants

    An index of scholarships, fellowships, grants and calls, each with its source and deadline.

  • Forming

    Professional circles

    Networks by profession for Kurds in medicine, engineering, law, academia, arts, technology and finance.

  • In preparation

    Recognition of qualifications

    Information and referrals on getting degrees, diplomas and licences recognised abroad.

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The Kurdish Cooperation Organization. (2026). Volunteering. kurds.global. https://kurds.global/opportunities/volunteering/

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The Kurdish Cooperation Organization. 2026. “Volunteering.” kurds.global. https://kurds.global/opportunities/volunteering/.

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	year = {2026},
	note = {Licence: CC BY 4.0},
	title = {Volunteering},
	url = {https://kurds.global/opportunities/volunteering/},
	howpublished = {https://kurds.global/opportunities/volunteering/},
}

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07Learn in the Academy

Courses and disciplines of the Academy on the subject of this page.

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08Research and sources

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  1. The role of women in civil society, conflict prevention, resolution and reconstruction / Kurdish Human Rights Project

    (:Unkn) Unknown · 2008 · Kurdish Human Rights Project

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  2. Human rights, civil society and conflict in Turkey’s Kurdish question

    Nathalie Tocci, Alper Kaliber · 2013 · United Nations Publications

    OtherCrossref

  3. The AKP, Civil Society and Turkey’s Kurdish Question

    Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere · 2020 · Conflict Society and Peacebuilding

    ChapterCrossref

  4. Kurdish Civil Society in the Middle East

    Michael M. Gunter, Lauren H. Harding · 2025 · Routledge Handbook on Civil Society in the Middle East and North Africa

    ChapterCrossref

  5. The Kurdish Civil Society

    2022 · Kurds and Their Struggle for Autonomy

    OtherCrossref

  6. Chapter Four The Kurdish Civil Society

    Mehran Tamadonfar, Roman Lewis · 2022 · Kurds and Their Struggle for Autonomy

    ChapterCrossref

  7. Civil Society and the Transformation of Turkey’s Kurdish Question

    Alper Kaliber, Nathalie Tocci · 2010 · Security Dialogue

    ArticleCrossref

  8. De-Europeanisation of Civil Society and Public Debates in Turkey: The Kurdish Question Revisited

    Alper Kaliber · 2016 · South European Society and Politics

    ArticleCrossref

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