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Volunteering at DivWrites Magazine is an incredible opportunity to gain valuable experience in the publishing industry while making a positive impact on the community. As volunteer, you'll have the chance to work with a talented team of writers and editors, and contribute to the creation of engaging and informative content that inspires and informs readers. Whether you're interested in writing,, or simply want to be part of a dynamic and creative team, DivWrites Magazine is the perfect place to grow your skills and make a difference. Join us today and discover the rewards of volunteering with one of the most exciting and innovative publications around!

We're excited that you're interested in volunteering with us! We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available throughout the year, and there no age restrictions. We have worked with over 500 people ( the number is definitely more than that) from different countries, nations and continents. It has been nothing but an ABSOLUTE JOY and we would love if you guys will join in this long journey

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Perks of Volunteering

Certificate

Each volunteer who has worked us for minimum 2 month will receive a certificate for their efforts

Experience

Get the chance to gain experience in the online/digital reading world. Get to know how things work in magazine world.

Skill Development

Volunteering can help you develop new skills or improve existing ones, such as communication, leadership, and teamwork. It can provide opportunities to learn new things outside your usual sphere of activity.

Personal Growth

Volunteering can challenge you to step out of your comfort zone and grow as an individual. It encourages self-reflection and personal development. and many more!

Meet the Volunteers

Get a look over our new volunteers who are willing to spend their time in our projects with us <3

Jenica Amalita

Jenica likes reading, writing, and occasionally, bingewatching sitcoms. Crime fiction and historical romance are her go-to genres. She likes her writing to define or redefine her understanding of the world. Her work has either appeared or is forthcoming in Lit Shark Magazine, Bardics Anonymous, Door is a Jar Magazine, and Forevermore Magazine.