Virtual Volunteer Opportunity: Research Paper/Article ...

Are you passionate about writing and researching important health topics? Do you want to make a difference while enhancing your resume? Our nonprofit organization is looking for dedicated volunteers to join our team as research paper and article writers. About Us: Not Defined By FND is a newly founded nonprofit organization based in Wilmington, NC, dedicated to ending stigma, raising awareness, advocating for research and treatments, and creating hope for all individuals living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Through education, support, and advocacy, we strive to improve understanding and quality of life for those affected locally, nationally, and globally. Position: Research Paper/Article Writer Responsibilities: Research and write articles on topics related to FND, based on provided guidelines. Suggest and develop new topics for articles that align with our mission. Ensure all content is well-researched, accurate, and adheres to our quality standards. Collaborate with our team to edit and refine articles. Qualifications: Strong writing and research skills. Interest in health topics, particularly the brain and the nervous system. Ability to work independently. Students and recent graduates are encouraged to apply; this is a great opportunity to build your portfolio and resume. Previous writing or research experience is not required, but attention to detail and a willingness to learn are essential. Familiarity with APA format is preferred. Additional Information: If you are under 18, permission from a parent or guardian is required to have your name included in publication. Benefits: Gain valuable experience in research and writing. Contribute to a meaningful cause and help raise awareness for FND. Get your work published on reputable platforms. Enhance your resume with real-world writing experience. Flexible volunteer hours. Articles will be published on various online platforms. Join us in making a difference! Your contribution can help change lives and advance the understanding of Functional Neurological Disorder. Thank you for your interest in supporting our mission. We look forward to hearing from you!

Created: 2026-03-04