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Careers

Every seat here was empty once.

R-SEAT is small and hires rarely. So this page does the honest thing: it tells you what is open right now, and how to be first the day a seat appears.

No roles open today.Two other ways to get involved are open below.
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Refugee-led

Not an organisation that consults refugees — one run by them.

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Small, and everywhere

A handful of people across Canada, Latin America, East Africa and Europe.

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It changes outcomes

Five states have a standing Refugee Advisory Mechanism (RAM) because of this work — and their policy is better for it.

Open right now

Other ways to get involved

If there is no open position, there are other ways to get involved.

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The Connection Map

If you run or work for a refugee-led organisation, an institution or a foundation, you can apply to join the network directly — no vacancy required.

Refugee-led orgs · institutions · fundersApply to join the map
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Geneva Advocacy Training

R-SEAT trains the refugee advisor on a state delegation ahead of UNHCR convenings. Selection runs through the national mechanisms.

Selected advisors

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What counts as experience

Having lived it is qualifying experience, not a nice-to-have.

R-SEAT is refugee-led, not refugee-consulting. Displacement in your own history is treated as expertise on your CV — the same way a degree is. You will never be asked to tell that story to prove it, and you will never be the only one in the room.

Not looking for a job — but want in?

The Connection Map is open to organisations today.

Join the Connection Map