At chinadialogue, we use debate and discussion to find solutions to shared global issues. Volunteers with good language skills in both Chinese and English are a crucial part of our unique bilingual forum.
Being a volunteer at chinadialogue is flexible: our bilingual volunteers are invited to moderate and translate comments whenever they have time. It is an opportunity to practice your translation skills, increase your knowledge of climate change and environmental issues, and meet other bilingual people with similar interests.
chinadialogue currently has around 200 volunteers. They include students, teachers, journalists, researchers and linguists. You can find out more about them by joining the "chinadialogue volunteers" group on Facebook.
Keen to start? Please send a CV to
每日星球 the daily planet
中外对话”在哥本哈根,追踪报道气候谈判 chinadialogue reports from the climate talks in Copenhagen
Guest post by Kartikeya Singh, co-founder of Indian Youth Climate Network
It is 6:13am on December 19 and in the Bella Conference Center I am listening to the chair of the AOSIS (Association of Small Island States) trying to fight off uncontrollable tears. I am almost certain that the Group...
The full implications of the deal that was struck on Friday will emerge over time as the many details still to be agreed are negotiated, but the first reactions have been of alarm and disappointment. Some of the initial disappointment was caused by President Obama’s description of the result as a...
Friday was a long day in the Bella Centre in Copenhagen, a day more exhausting for some than for others. Particularly hollow eyed were a group of officials attached to the Copenhagen Commitment Circle. They had been up all night, negotiating hard, but in the freezing dawn of Friday morning,...
chinadialogue editor Isabel Hilton leads a team of Chinese environmental journalists, global experts, youth and civil society representatives reporting from Copenhagen on the daily planet, chinadialogue's unique bilingual blog. Follow it here in English and Chinese. chinadialogue is grateful to the Robert Bosch Stiftung and Asienhaus for their support.