Ambassadors are volunteers committed to promoting the seasteading vision and representing the organization. They advocate on behalf of the movement at conferences, schools, other events, online and through other special assignments. We rely on the Ambassadors to take the lead in planning projects and events to introduce new audiences to seasteading. We recently started hosting monthly Ambassador video calls for sharing ideas and collaborating on projects. To become an Ambassador, email ambassadors@seasteading.org.

We are a small nonprofit organization, so we rely on donations to keep the lights on.

We work to introduce new audiences to the concept of seasteading by creating videos and presenting at conferences. We are also negotiating with different countries to establish a SeaZone (a special economic zone where seasteading companies could build their platforms). We have inspired entrepreneurs all over the world to make seasteading happen in the next few years. Support the seasteading movement by becoming a fundraiser and earn a 10% commission.

We have a seasteading supporters all over the world. One Ambassador created the French Seasteaders Twitter. Volunteers have created Brazilian Instagram and Twitter accounts. Other volunteers have translated video captions to other languages on our YouTube channel. We especially need volunteers who can translate into Spanish. If you are interested in translating, email volunteer@seasteading.org.

If you have an advanced degree and are available to review research, we are building a team of reviewers to approve new papers to be published on our website. Email research@seasteading.org if you’re interested.

Our Seasteading Wiki is a resource offering many solutions to the challenges of living on the sea. TSI encourages Seasteaders to add their good ideas to its wiki so that the ideas are visible, remembered and built upon.

Please create an account on the wiki and add your good ideas there.

In addition we need some volunteers to help edit and manage the wiki. Since Seasteaders tend to be highly responsible and respectful people, we expect very little oversight of the wiki to be needed, but we also want to protect the wiki against actual abuse, mediate rare disputes, etc.

We would also like help creating an editorial policy for the wiki. A starting point might be something like:

“Wiki editorial policy: In order to keep the wiki useful to the Seasteading community, all wiki users should respect other users and their ideas. Editors shouldn’t censor reasonable ideas that respect the rights of others, but should strongly disallow actual abuse.”

If you’d like to help edit the wiki please email your wiki username to wiki@seasteading.org.

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