A Country or State Rep is the go-to ambassador for their region. They help grow the movement locally; share insights about cultural or legal differences; make sure their country is represented in HASSL content; and help connect ambassadors to each other.

No. You don’t need to be an expert - just passionate about HASSL’s mission and willing to help us keep your country represented. We’ll give you guidance and support along the way.

Not at all! The role is flexible. Some weeks you might add an event or share a local news story; other weeks you might not do anything. There’s no set hours – it’s about consistency over time.

No - to keep things clear, there’s one lead rep per country or state (for the USA). This ensures there’s a dedicated person who ambassadors can look to for updates and connection. If your country already has a Rep, you can still contribute by supporting them and being active in your country’s space. If your country doesn’t yet have a Rep, you can apply to take the lead.

It’s not essential, but it really helps. Being able to communicate in the main language of your country makes it easier to connect with more ambassadors and share HASSL’s message widely.

• Share local events, protests, or awareness days on the calendar
• Flag local news or cultural issues that HASSL should highlight
• Help ambassadors in your country connect with each other
• Share or adapt resources so they’re relevant in your context
• Encourage people locally to join as ambassadors
• Represent your country in global campaigns and videos

You’ll join a team of global reps, with two monthly check-in calls, resources to guide you, and direct support from the HASSL team. You’ll also have your role displayed on the platform so people know you’re the rep.

That’s okay! If you ever need to step down, just let us know - the role can be passed on to another ambassador in your country.