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Regional Coordinators

Local leaders who anchor the platform in their UK region. Coordinate 9 May activities, onboard families, build partnerships with schools and community organisations.

12regions awaiting a coordinator

0regions with active coordinator

What a coordinator does

A coordinator is the platform's anchor in a UK region. The role is voluntary, public-facing, and operationally meaningful — not ceremonial.

9 May coordination

Coordinates the local auto-rally column and flower-laying ceremony in your region. Liaises with RuCentre operational team for the UK-wide programme.

Family onboarding

First contact for families in your region wanting to add a veteran. Helps with photos, biographical text, biographical research where needed.

Schools & community

Builds partnerships with local schools, museums, libraries, cultural organisations interested in WWII memory and Russian-speaking community history.

Operational feedback

Reports up to the Council via the RuCentre operational layer (Vadim/Anton/Elena). Surfaces local needs, opportunities, and partnership signals.

✓What we ask

Live in or close to your chosen region
A few hours per month — more around 9 May
Speak English, Russian, or both
Care about the memory of the Victory generation
Willingness to be the public face of the platform locally

○What we don't require

Prior community-organisation experience
A full-time commitment
Russian-speaking heritage
Specific historical expertise — research support is available

Coverage status

Currently 12 of 12 active regions have no coordinator. Pick a region you can speak for — or one where you live.

Top regions

12/12 open

Apply to coordinate your region

Applications are submitted from an account — a candidacy is tied to a veteran you have added, so adding one comes first. Your profile also needs a short bio and a phone number; pick your region below and the form will show you exactly what is missing. The Council responds within 5 working days, and nothing about you is published until you sign off on a public profile.

Region *

What happens next

1We read your application within 5 working days.
2The Council (3 members) reviews the candidacy and the regional fit.
3Elena (recruitment lead) calls you for a 20-minute conversation about the role, expectations, and your context.
4If both sides want to proceed, the Council formally designates you and you choose what (if anything) to publish on a public coordinator profile.
5You start with one small commitment — one event, one family — not a full plate from day one.

No commitment is made until step 4. Steps 1–3 are a mutual conversation.

PII handling: applications are reviewed privately by the Council via RuCentre operational team. No personal data is published on the platform without your explicit sign-off on a public coordinator profile.

Who reviews your application

The moypolk.uk Council is the authority that designates regional coordinators. Three member organisations review every candidacy:

Bessmertny Polk UK — chaired by Mihhail Frolov · Chief Ecosystem Operations
«Necropolis» — archive and verification, led by Roman Firsov
RuCentre — operational layer (auto-rally · cultural programmes)

Council member-organisations are operationally independent within the moypolk.uk coalition. Contact details are not published; applications route exclusively through the CEA operational team.