Volunteer Guides for Tour of Greenwich Village & LGBTQ Rights Movement

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Are you passionate about history and LGBTQ+ rights? Do you love exploring the city on foot and sharing your knowledge with others?

We are seeking a volunteer to lead HI NYC guests on a walking tour of Greenwich Village, stopping near The Stonewall Inn, a historic site of the LGBTQ+ rights movement. As the tour leader, you will guide visitors through the streets of Greenwich Village, pointing out significant landmarks and sharing stories about the neighborhood's rich cultural history.

Your main focus will be on The Stonewall Inn, which played a pivotal role in the Stonewall riots of 1969, a series of protests that marked a turning point in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. The ideal volunteer will share the story of the riots and the people who led them, as well as the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ equality.

This volunteer opportunity is perfect for anyone who loves history, enjoys public speaking, and is passionate about LGBTQ+ rights. Training will be provided, and you will have the opportunity to work with a supportive team of volunteers who share your passion.

WHY VOLUNTEER WITH HI USA?

• Meet new people from all over the world, including travelers, staff, and fellow volunteers
• Help bring people together and facilitate cultural exchange
• Build skills in public speaking, foreign languages, intercultural communication, and more
• Earn HI USA membership and overnights at HI USA hostels
• Training provided and flexible schedule
• Have fun while making a difference!

TO APPLY:

Let us know you want to help! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Training provided!

PURPOSE/DEFINITION and HI USA MISSION

HI USA is 501(c)(3) non-profit education association. Our purpose is to "inspire a deeper understanding of people places and cultures for a more tolerant world." As a non-profit, the revenues we receive through overnight stays and memberships is reinvested in mission delivery.

HI New York is a nonprofit hospitality and education organization and the largest hostel in North America.