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Remote jobs at The Trevor Project

The Trevor Project is an organisation focused on suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+ young people.

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About The Trevor Project

The Trevor Project is an organisation focused on suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+ young people. It provides round-the-clock crisis services through phone, text and chat, alongside research, advocacy, education and peer-support programmes. TrevorSpace offers an online community supported by moderation and trust-and-safety work. Staff roles also include fundraising operations, marketing and the systems that support these services. The reviewed vacancies are remote within the continental United States, Alaska and Hawaii, with relevant work authorisation required and no visa sponsorship. Crisis and community roles can involve difficult content and non-standard schedules, and these positions are union-represented.

The Trevor Project has 3 current remote jobs on Scout, reviewed from the employer’s own careers page or job board. The countries listed most often are the United States (3). The most common kinds of work are data & analytics (1) and marketing (1). Location, hours and eligibility vary by role, so check each listing’s requirements.

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