GLF Social Media Ambassadors Program 2026: Apply Now

Application Deadline: October 17, 2026

Applications are now open for the GLF Social Media Ambassadors Program, a global online volunteer initiative from the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF). It supports young digital storytellers who want to shape how the world talks about land, climate and nature. The application deadline is October 17, 2026.

The program brings more diverse voices into the global conversation on sustainable landscapes. It draws on the lived experience and local knowledge of its participants, and it gives them training, connections and a platform.

For young Africans who create content about farming, forests, climate or the environment, this is a chance to turn your online voice into real influence. With only days left, now is the time to prepare.

About the GLF Social Media Ambassadors Program

The Global Landscapes Forum is a global platform focused on sustainable land use and climate solutions. Its Social Media Ambassadors Program was set up to empower young content creators, digital storytellers and advocates from around the world.

Ambassadors use their own social media channels to reframe landscape narratives, engage their communities and inspire action. Through a global network, they also strengthen their storytelling skills and connect with peers, partners and leading organisations.

How the Program Works

The program includes online and in-person meetups, access to learning opportunities and joint content creation with the GLF community. Because it is a volunteer program, it offers no salary or grant. The value lies in skills, visibility and professional connections.

Benefits of the Program

Content creation training: Join sessions that sharpen your digital storytelling skills.
Digital learning platforms: Access online resources to keep learning.
Travel sponsorship opportunities: Travel across Africa, Latin America and Asia to meet community members.
Event coverage experience: Cover GLF events as a social media correspondent.
Global network: Connect with peers, partners and leading organisations.
Visibility: Collaborate on content with the GLF community and grow your profile.
Meetups: Take part in online and in-person gatherings.

Eligibility Requirements

You can apply if you:

Are between 18 and 35 years old
Are motivated to join a global community of changemakers
Have your own social media channels to share content and engage your audience

The program is open to individuals worldwide. It looks for people who care about land, climate and nature and want to speak about them.

Application Process and Key Date

Key dates:

October 7, 2026: Call postedF
October 17, 2026: Application deadline

The call does not describe the application steps, so visit the official page to see the form and any required materials before you begin.

Why You Should Apply: Tips for a Strong Application

Volunteer programs with travel opportunities attract many creators. These tips can help you stand out:

Show your best content. Share posts, videos or stories that explain land, climate or nature clearly.
Use your local knowledge. The program values lived experience, so highlight your community and region.
Know your audience. Explain who follows you and how they respond to your work.
Link content to action. Show how your posts inspire people to act, not just to watch.
Be consistent. A steady posting record shows you can commit as a volunteer.
Be clear about your goals. Say what you want to learn and how you will use it.
Apply early. The window is short, so don’t wait for the last day.

Conclusion

The GLF Social Media Ambassadors Program gives young storytellers training, a global network and a chance to cover international events. If you use your platform to speak up for land and climate, this program can help you reach further.

For more information and to apply, https://www.globallandscapesforum.org/social-media-ambassadors/

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