Guerrilla Volunteer Army
Support independent journalism and government accountability. Whether you have technical skills, time to spare, or a story to tell — there's a place for you.
Open Positions
Once vetted, volunteers are placed into a division based on their skills and availability.
Signal Operator
Signals Intelligence
Establish and maintain listening posts to monitor public airwaves and coordinate real-time communications across the network during live operations.
Good Fit If You:
- Have technical skills with radio or streaming equipment
- Can maintain reliable systems during critical moments
- Are detail-oriented and calm under pressure
- Have experience moderating online communities
- Can commit to scheduled monitoring shifts
Intel Analyst
Open Source Intelligence
Gather, verify, and analyze publicly available information to support field operations, investigations, and content production.
Good Fit If You:
- Enjoy investigative research and digging for information
- Are skilled at finding and verifying information online
- Have strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills
- Can synthesize information from multiple sources into clear reports
- Comfortable working independently on research projects
Perimeter Sentry
Boots on the Ground
Ensure High-Value Targets cannot enter or exit public locations undetected. Provide real-time updates to the operations team.
Good Fit If You:
- Can blend into public environments naturally
- Have reliable transportation for local assignments
- Are patient and highly observant in all conditions
- Understand the importance of staying within legal boundaries
- Can communicate clearly and concisely under pressure
Field Observer
Boots on the Ground
Apply accountability pressure through silent, documented presence at public meetings, hearings, and government proceedings.
Good Fit If You:
- Present yourself professionally in official settings
- Can sit through lengthy public meetings without reacting
- Remain composed and silent even under provocation
- Are comfortable being a visible presence in official spaces
- Can take detailed notes and document proceedings accurately
Recon Scout
Public Interface
Identify rights violations, connect with people who have stories to tell, and serve as the front line for tip intake.
Good Fit If You:
- Are active on social media and online communities
- Have good communication and people skills
- Recognize when someone's rights may have been violated
- Are willing to share your own story on camera (optional)
- Can build rapport with sources and community members
How Can You Help?
Everyone can contribute something. Find the way that fits your skills and availability.
I Have a Computer & Internet
Your brain is wired to spot patterns and make connections. Put that cognitive power to work from anywhere in the world.
Specialized Roles:
- Signal Operator — Monitor communications and help coordinate during live operations
- Intel Analyst — Research public records and gather background information
- Recon Scout — Monitor social media for rights violations
No Special Skills Needed:
- Share videos and content across your social media
- Leave comments supporting the cause on YouTube and Facebook
- Report trolls and bad actors in comment sections
- Transcribe videos or help with captions
- Clip and edit short highlights for social media
I Have a Car & Can Travel Locally
Physical presence creates accountability. When officials know they're being watched, behavior changes. Your presence matters.
Specialized Roles:
- Perimeter Sentry — Be the eyes at public locations during operations
- Field Observer — Attend public meetings as a silent, documenting presence
No Special Skills Needed:
- Deliver documents or materials locally
- Scout locations before operations
- Attend public meetings and report back
- Be a visible supporter at courthouse steps or city hall
I Have Information to Share
You don't have to be a victim to make a difference. If you've seen something, heard something, or know something — your tip could be the breakthrough we need. Every piece of information helps build the case against corruption.
Submit a Tip →I Just Want to Help Somehow
Every action, no matter how small, compounds into impact. Algorithms favor engagement. Your clicks, shares, and comments directly amplify our reach.
- Spread the word — Share content with friends, family, and your network
- Engage online — Like, comment, subscribe — the algorithm rewards engagement
- Financial support — Donate to fund investigations and operations
- Local intelligence — Know something happening in your area? Send a tip
- Professional skills — Lawyers, designers, editors, writers — your expertise is needed
How It Works
Tell Us About Yourself
Complete the intake form
Get Vetted
Approved applicants move to the next step
Get Trained
Learn your role through private briefings
Get Deployed
Receive assignments matching your skills and availability
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any special skills to volunteer?
No. While some roles benefit from technical or research skills, many ways to help require nothing more than a phone, a social media account, or a willingness to show up. Everyone can contribute something.
Is this legal?
Yes. All activities are conducted on public property, at public meetings, and using publicly available information. Volunteers are trained to operate within legal boundaries at all times. We document public officials doing public work in public spaces — that's protected activity.
Do I have to show my face or use my real name?
Not necessarily. Many roles are entirely behind the scenes. If you submit a Tyrant Report or agree to an on-camera interview, we can discuss anonymity options depending on the situation.
How much time do I need to commit?
It depends on the role. Some positions are flexible and can be done in spare time. Others may require availability on short notice for local assignments. You decide how much you can give.
What equipment do I need?
Most roles require only a computer or smartphone. Field roles require reliable transportation. Signal Operators may need to invest in radio equipment — details provided after vetting.
How do I know this isn't a scam or fed operation?
We vet everyone who applies — and that includes protecting ourselves. Our track record is public. Our content is public. Our mission is transparency and accountability. We have nothing to hide.
What happens after I apply?
You'll receive a response letting you know if you've been approved to move forward. Approved volunteers receive access to private briefings and communications channels where operational details are shared.
Can I volunteer if I live outside the United States?
Yes, for remote roles. SIGINT, OSINT, and some RECON functions can be performed from anywhere. Field Ops requires physical presence at U.S. locations.
I'm a lawyer / video editor / graphic designer / writer. Can I help?
Absolutely. We need professionals who can donate skills. Indicate your profession on the intake form and we'll reach out about specific needs.
What if I just want to support but not formally volunteer?
You can still make a huge impact. Share content, engage on social media, send tips, and donate. Every bit helps the mission.
I experienced a rights violation. What do I do?
Submit a Tyrant Report through our secure form. Include as much detail as possible: what happened, when, where, who was involved, and any documentation you have. We review every submission.
How do I submit a tip about something happening in my area?
Use the Tyrant Report form or reach out through our official social media channels. If it's time-sensitive, say so and we'll prioritize review.
Ready to Enlist?
All volunteers are vetted before receiving operational details. We take security seriously.