Photo: Science in the City Festival 2024 of this year volunteers.
The Science Communication Office is excited to announce several upcoming projects where you too can get involved.
No previous experience is required.
1. Post-intervention Survey in Gżira:
This project runs from November to December and involves conducting door-to-door surveys in the Gżira area.
Volunteers will collect data related to the VARCITIES project, which focuses on micro-greening and community engagement. Each survey takes approximately 20-30 minutes, and volunteers will work in groups to complete a minimum of five surveys. Shifts are available from Monday to Saturday, with no surveys conducted on Sundays.
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and have a good level of English.
Volunteers will be provided with certificates.
More information is available online.
2. JUSTNature Conference:
Scheduled for 12-14 November at The Notch Conference Centre in San Gwann, this conference focuses on co-creating nature-based solutions across Europe.
Volunteers will assist by capturing event moments through photography and ushering attendees.
Volunteers will receive a certificate for their participation.
More information is available online.
3. Road STEAMer, USC2024:
This hands-on astronomy activity about planet Pluto will take place on 29 November from 10:00 to 12:45 at the Campus Hub in Msida.
Volunteers will help with material collection and assist the educator during the activity.
Certificates will be provided for this role.
More information is available online.
If you are interested in any of these projects, please fill in the form to sign up. You can choose one or more project, all the details for the projects are also included in the Online Registration Form.
If you are interested in any of these projects, please fill in the form to sign up. You can choose one or more project, all the details for the projects are also included in the Online Registration Form.
We look forward to your participation and appreciate your willingness to contribute to our community initiatives!
