Hello, This is Migration to Asia Peace (MAP)!
🙌We are waiting for fellow citizens and global citizens to join MAP’s journey with refugees from March to early July 2026.🙌
[About MAP] MAP is a nonprofit private organization that supports refugees who have migrated to escape persecution, war, and violence so that they can recover their dignity and their lives. We pave the road to peace so that involuntary migration leads to safety and solidarity rather than to further conflict and discrimination. MAP’s members have diverse nationalities, cultures, languages, and opinions. MAP seeks to maintain and strengthen this diversity and to ensure equal opportunity and an inclusive working environment for all staff. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, skin color, gender, national origin, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or similar grounds, and we welcome applications from all qualified applicants. MAP also values applicants’ refugee experience. MAP does not tolerate any form of harassment, including sexual exploitation and abuse and sexual harassment, or any form of discrimination. Therefore, all selected applicants will go through an identity verification process.
[Activity Period] – March 6, 2026 to July 10, 2026 – Once a week (10:00 to 18:00, 7 hours) – The day of the week (Monday to Friday) will be arranged by agreement
[Benefits] – Issuance of a volunteer activity certificate – Related training and field experience – Lunch allowance
[Activity Location] – MAP Seoul Office: Room 303, Uri Hamkke Building, 27-17 Dongho-ro 24-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul – MAP Uijeongbu Office: 1st Floor, 17-6 Hoguk-ro 1111beon-gil, Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi-do – The activity location will be decided in consideration of the location the applicant chooses and the team to which the applicant is assigned.
[Recruitment Areas]
🌍Migration: Health, livelihood, legal, and education counseling and support for refugees / Publication of Refugee News🌍
① Support for the Youth Empowerment Scholarship for refugee youth and young adults (Youth Empowerment Scholarship) ▶ Purpose: To support the operation of a program designed to strengthen the capacity of refugee youth and young adults through higher education and vocational education. ▶ Activities: Program operation and communication support ▶ Preferred qualifications: English and other foreign language skills, university and graduate students, holders of a vocational counselor certificate
② Refugee Health and Psychosocial Support (Health & Psychosocial Support) ▶Purpose: To receive counseling requests from refugees and provide timely and appropriate health and psychosocial support. This includes connecting refugees to psychological counseling centers and medical institutions, and supporting medical interpretation and translation and medical expenses. ▶Activities: Connecting refugees to psychological counseling centers and medical institutions, schedule management, and supporting communication among refugees, psychological counseling centers, medical institutions, and organization staff ▶Preferred qualifications: English and other foreign language skills, majors or experience in related fields such as social welfare, psychology, medicine, counseling, and sports
③ Social Integration and Psychosocial Support Based on Korean Language Education (Korean-language-training based Psychosocial Support) ▶Purpose: To strengthen refugees’ Korean communication skills and capacity for social participation through Korean language learning, and to support refugees’ psychosocial adaptation by building relationships centered on conversation. ▶Activities: Korean language education for refugees, support for strengthening Korean communication skills, and support for related events ▶Preferred qualifications: Korean language teaching certificate, English and other foreign language skills
④ Support for Operating the Project for Child-Rearing, Childcare, and Medical Expenses for Refugee Children (Child Protection) ▶Purpose: To receive requests from refugee children’s families and provide child-rearing, childcare, and medical expenses so that refugee children can grow up healthy. ▶Activities: Home visits, program operation support, and supporting communication among refugee families, childcare institutions, and organizations ▶Preferred qualifications: English and other foreign language skills, majors or experience in related fields such as children, education, social welfare, psychology, medicine, counseling, and sports
⑤ Refugee News Support (Refugee News) ▶Purpose: To produce Refugee News in multiple languages so that refugees can access accurate and useful information at the right time, and to distribute it through the organization’s website, social media, and the MAP text message alert service. ▶Activities: News content research and writing, translation or connecting translation volunteers, and web poster design ▶Preferred qualifications: English and other foreign language skills, document writing skills, research and writing skills, web poster design skills (Canva/Miricanvas), WordPress and AI skills
📣 Advocacy: Refugee rights advocacy and domestic and international solidarity📣
➅ Advocacy and Public Relations Support (Advocacy & Public relations) ▶Purpose: To produce content related to the organization’s activities and issues, and to share news with supporters and citizens in order to expand solidarity. ▶Activities: Content planning and production, social media uploading and management, and reporting on the organization’s activities ▶Preferred qualifications: English and other foreign language skills, document writing skills, research and writing skills, web poster design skills (Canva/Miricanvas), WordPress and AI skills, social media management and use skills, filming and editing skills
🕊 Peace: Projects for improving perceptions and supporting social integration 🕊
⑦Support for the “Dialogue with Refugees” Project (Dialogue with Refugee) ▶Purpose: In “Dialogue with Refugees,” refugees visit various places such as schools and public institutions and tell their own life stories directly. The ultimate goal of this activity is to confront prejudice in society and to increase mutual understanding and respect between refugees and citizens. ▶Activities: Supporting refugee activists’ empowerment activities, hosting “Dialogue with Refugees” events, coordinating the activities of refugee speakers, taking part in democratic citizenship education activities, interpretation or connecting interpretation volunteers, and program promotion ▶Preferred qualifications: English, Arabic, Chinese, and other foreign language skills
[Recruitment Schedule] – Application period: Friday, February 13, 2026 to Sunday, February 22 – Announcement of document screening results: Monday, February 23 – Online interviews for those who pass document screening: Tuesday, February 24 and Friday, February 27 – Announcement of final selection results: Saturday, February 28 – Volunteer orientation: Saturday, March 6, 11:00 to 17:00 (*attendance required)
[Eligibility] – Adults aged 19 or older
[How to Apply and Procedure] – Application form (Google Form) link: https://forms.gle/QtdMf2Swtr4fVAWH7 – Online interviews will be held for those who pass document screening
[Inquiries] Tel. 02-2038-0231 (weekdays 13:00 to 18:00) Email: diversity@mapcast.org
– You can find more information about MAP’s various activities on our website, Facebook, and Instagram.♣ MAP website: www.mapcast.org ♣ MAP Facebook: facebook.com/map.asiapeace ♣ MAP Instagram: map_instagram (@map_instagram)