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Help Educate the World on Credit to Credit Finance

Why Volunteer with Globalgood Corporation?

Every successful transformation—whether civil‑rights reforms, climate action, or global vaccination drives—has relied on committed volunteers who carried knowledge into classrooms, town halls, houses of worship, social‑media feeds, and legislative offices. Transitioning the world from debt‑based fiat to the Credit‑to‑Credit (C2C) Monetary System is no different. Governments can sign treaties and economists can draft policy, but only informed citizens can embed new ideas in daily life.

Globalgood Corporation’s Volunteer Network equips passionate individuals on every continent to:

Demystify Monetary Reform – break down complex C2C concepts for neighbors, students, and small‑business owners.
Amplify Grass‑Roots Voices – collect community concerns so policymakers shape reforms that fit local realities.
Accelerate Financial Literacy – deliver workshops, translate tool‑kits, and mentor youth leadership clubs.
Support Treaty Momentum – mobilize petitions, host watch‑parties for the Nairobi Convention, and brief local media.

Whether you have ten hours a month or ten hours a week, your skills—teaching, design, coding, event planning, research—can speed the journey to a fair, debt‑free economy.

Volunteer Roles at a Glance

Track	Typical Activities	Ideal Background
Community Educator	Run neighborhood seminars; host podcast interviews; create explainer videos	Teachers, journalists, content creators
Policy Outreach Liaison	Summarize public feedback; attend municipal hearings; brief local representatives	Law, public policy, or advocacy experience
Digital Support & Design	Build slide decks, infographics, and micro‑learning modules; manage webinar chat moderation	Graphic designers, web developers, social‑media strategists
Translation & Localization	Convert tool‑kits and flyers into regional languages; record voice‑overs	Bilingual or multilingual speakers
Research & Data	Compile country debt profiles; fact‑check case studies; support pilot‑project dashboards	Students, academics, data analysts

All volunteers receive an onboarding handbook, style guide, and direct Slack/Teams access to Globalgood staff mentors.

How the Program Works

Apply Online – Complete a short skills‑and‑interests questionnaire.
Orientation Call – Choose preferred track(s) and time commitment; get matched with a regional coordinator.
Training & Resources – Access digital classrooms, slide templates, and Q&A sessions with economists and treaty drafters.
Project Deployment – Set personal milestones: e.g., “two school workshops per quarter,” “translate the Nairobi brief into Swahili,” or “design three infographics.”
Impact Reporting – Log volunteer hours and outputs; share success stories in our monthly Volunteer Spotlight newsletter.
Certification & Growth – After 50 hours of service, receive a digital badge and letter of recommendation; high‑impact volunteers may be invited to attend regional summits or co‑author blog posts.

Safeguards & Ethics

Non‑Partisan – Volunteers present factual information; no party endorsements.
Respect & Inclusion – Content must be accessible, culturally sensitive, and bias‑free.
Data Privacy – Community feedback is anonymized unless participants give explicit consent.
Financial Integrity – Volunteers never solicit funds; donations flow only through official Globalgood channels.

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you believe money should serve people—not the other way around—your voice and talents can accelerate the shift to Bretton Woods 2.0. Join educators, students, retirees, and professionals in 30 countries who already volunteer with Globalgood Corporation.

Become a Volunteer Today

Click https://globalgoodcorp.org/volunteers/ to submit your application and download the Volunteer Onboarding Kit.

Together, we’ll educate the world—one workshop, infographic, and conversation at a time—until Credit‑to‑Credit finance becomes everybody’s common sense.

Globalgood Corporation

Volunteer Onboarding Kit

(Version 1.0 – Public Release)

Quick Start Checklist

Action	Resource	Deadline
1. Complete online application	🌐 Volunteer Portal	Before first training session
2. Submit ID for KYC verification	🔒 Secure Upload Link	Within 7 days of acceptance
3. Attend live orientation (or watch recording)	📅 Calendar invite / 🎥 Video link	Within 14 days
4. Sign Volunteer Agreement & Code of Conduct	✍🏽 E‑signature platform	Before project assignment
5. Join communication channels (Slack + Email)	🔗 Invite links	Immediately after orientation
6. Choose a Role Track & First Milestone	🗂️ Role Catalogue (Section 4)	Within 3 weeks
7. Log hours & outputs in Impact Dashboard	📊 Dashboard link	Ongoing, weekly recommended

Mission & Strategic Priorities

Policy Advocacy – Support national legislatures and multilateral bodies to adopt the Proposed Treaty of Nairobi.
Public Education – Translate complex monetary concepts into accessible language for schools, faith groups, and local media.
Financial Literacy – Empower individuals to thrive in a future beyond debt.
Pilot Implementation – Assist SMEs and municipalities in early C2C demonstration projects.

Volunteers contribute across all four pillars, scaled to your interests and availability.

Core Values & Conduct

Principle	Practical Expectation
Integrity	Provide factual, source‑based information; no exaggerations.
Transparency	Disclose volunteer status; never solicit funds directly.
Non‑Partisanship	Educate, don’t campaign. Refrain from endorsing political parties or candidates.
Respect & Inclusion	Use gender‑neutral language; accommodate disability needs; honour cultural contexts.
Confidentiality	Keep non‑public data (draft policy papers, personal info) secure.
Anti‑Harassment	Zero tolerance for discrimination, hate speech, or bullying in any channel.

Violation Procedure: Three‑step process—warning, suspension, termination. Severe breaches may skip steps.

Volunteer Role Catalogue

Track	Typical Tasks	Weekly Hours	Core Tools
Community Educator	Host workshops, record explainer videos, write blog posts	3–5	Slide Deck Library, Canva, Zoom
Policy Outreach Liaison	Summarize community feedback, prep briefing notes for legislators	2–4	Google Docs, Issue‑Tracker Board
Digital & Design	Design infographics, manage social media creatives, moderate webinars	4–6	Figma, Buffer, Stream Yard
Translation & Localization	Translate tool‑kits, voice‑over videos, local subtitles	2–5	Lokalise, Audacity
Research & Data	Compile economic indicators, fact‑check content, support pilot dashboards	3–6	Airtable, R / Python notebooks

Tip: You can mix tracks or create a micro‑team (e.g., Educator + Designer) for larger impact.

Training Pathway

Orientation (1 hour) – C2C 101, project management overview, Q&A.
Role‑Specific Bootcamp (2 hours total, self‑paced videos) – e.g., “How to Teach Monetary History” or “Data Validation in Debt Profiles.”
Ongoing Masterclasses (monthly) – Guest economists, treaty negotiators, fintech innovators.
Annual Volunteer Summit – Virtual conference with regional showcases and skill‑shares.

Certificates auto‑generate upon completion and can be added to LinkedIn.

Tools & Platforms

System	Purpose	Access
Slack (Global Channels + Regional Workspaces)	Daily comms, quick polls, file‑drops	Invite link via email
Google Workspace	Docs, Slides, Shared Drives	Org‑issued account
Airtable Impact Dashboard	Log hours, projects, metrics	Invitation after orientation
Zoom Pro	Webinars & live events	Host license upon request
Canva Pro & Figma	Graphic templates & UI design	Team libraries
GitBook Knowledge Base	Style guides, FAQ, glossary	Read‑only link
Blockchain Explorer	View URU reserve audits	Public link

MFA required on all admin‑level accounts.

Project Lifecycle & Reporting

Proposal – Post your idea in #project‑pitches or adopt from the backlog.
Approval – Regional coordinator reviews scope, timeline, and resource needs.
Execution – Work individually or in squads; use Trello board for status updates.
Review – Submit outputs for content and compliance check.
Impact Log – Record volunteer hours + deliverables in Airtable; attach evidence (screenshots, links).
Showcase – Eligible projects feature in the monthly Volunteer Spotlight newsletter & social channels.

Recognition & Growth

Milestone	Reward
50 Hours	Digital badge + LinkedIn certificate
100 Hours	Letter of recommendation + invitation to closed policy round‑table
Project of the Quarter	Featured blog post, social media spotlight, $100 book stipend
Regional Lead	Eligible after 200 hours + peer nomination; oversees new cohorts

High‑impact volunteers may be invited (all‑expenses paid) to the annual Nairobi Convention once dates are confirmed.

Legal & Risk

Globalgood Corporation is a registered non‑profit under U.S. 501(c)(3) rules (or national equivalent for regional chapters). Volunteers sign a Non‑Disclosure & IP Agreement. Content you create for Globalgood may be reused with attribution (Creative Commons BY‑SA) unless specified as confidential.

Liability insurance covers official events; personal devices remain your responsibility.

Glossary (A Z Snapshot)

C2C (Credit‑to‑Credit) – Monetary framework where currency is issued against audited assets or verifiable production.
Central Ura (URU) – Asset‑backed reserve unit anchoring C2C exchange‑rates.
Central Cru (CRU) – Tokenized trade receivable qualifying as Primary Reserve.
GUA – Global Ura Authority to oversee treaty compliance and reserve audits.
Making Whole – Sovereign‑debt conversion process funded primarily by URU allocations after global recognition.
Primary Reserve – Gold, URU, or audited receivables backing currency issuance under C2C.

A full glossary lives in the GitBook Knowledge Base.

Key Contacts

Need	Contact	Channel
General Queries	Volunteer Coordination Desk	volunteer@globalgoodcorp.org
Regional Issues	Your Regional Lead (see Slack directory)	Slack DM
Technical Support	IT Help Centre	helpdesk@globalgoodcorp.org
Press Enquiries	Media Relations	media@globalgoodcorp.org
Policy Questions	Advocacy Office	policy@globalgoodcorp.org

Emergency (harassment, security): safespace@globalgoodcorp.org (monitored 24/7)

Ready to Begin?

Apply / log in at globalgoodcorp.org/volunteers
Complete your orientation within two weeks.
Pick a role, set your first milestone, and start changing monetary history!

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