Digital Content CreationPP

Positions available - 6 We would like students to help us in the following roles. Please indicate in your application which role(s) you are most interested in. 1) Social Media Assistant (One position available) 2) Blogger/researcher (One position available) 3) Marketing designer/planner (One position available) 4) SEO & key word research etc 5) Video Editor We want students to help us with managing one of our social media platforms. The specific media platform "Meetup" students will create content aligned with our vision, mission, and sector. We will ensure the student has a clear understanding of what these elements are for our organization. To accomplish this, we expect the student(s) will: Maintain meetup content, ensuring that events are posted monthly. In addition to posting pictures of past events. Students will promote events on meetup and other social media platforms. Write blog articles, email newsletters/sequences, and other content pieces on assigned topics as a resource. Assist with a social media video launch to promote our organization, editing, and design. Send email notifications to current Members of our meetup group. Evaluate recent successful user-generated campaigns, preferably in our sector. Identify media outlets that are most beneficial to share our story. Updating Eventbrite. Enter new members into our database. Welcome new members. Organize event materials & files for easy access. Maintain student files via platform MyMusic Staff. Building our social media on our new brand Music With Mr. Browne Video editing. Ultimately, you will build our network by promotion and exposure through our organization, including video, social media, and other collateral that we can use as go-to marketing tools. We currently have 500+ members, and our goal is to reach 1000 members by adding 500 members in the next several months. If you like the sound of our culture and are ready to tackle this challenge with us, then we'd love to hear from you. A student or team with excellent writing, organizing, and data management entry skills would be ideal for this project.

Curriculum Designer

Positions available: 5 Curriculum Designer We regularly receive requests for anti-racism training and workshops. This project is to develop educational and training resources focused on both youth and adults. To respond to broad public demand for education focused on anti-racism. The focus of this project is to create relevant, updated and timely workshops on anti-racism. The students will develop a half-day workshop with an option to add module(s) tailored to specific interest(s). Such as Microaggressions, Allyship, Dinner Table Talk, Anti-Oppression. These workshops are intended to address understanding systemic racism, emotional impact, social relationships, diversity training and bias. The goal is to develop capacity for equity, offering a safe space for discussion and conversation about equity, race, and human rights, while simultaneously helping participants navigate differences, diversity, power relationships and conflict. This curriculum will be designed for an experiential learning environment. The project will include to create; participant materials including pre-workshop reading, in-workshop materials post workshop resources. Workshop Format workshop to be designed for a one half-day (4 hours) duration. 1. Small group format (up to 15 individuals) 2. Virtual delivery 5. Toolkit and resources Outline of the Workshop Modules Create an outline of the four modules in the workshop curriculum, Anti-Racism in a Canadian Context: 1. Critical Thinking “Ice-Breakers” (20 minutes) 2. Understanding Race (40 minutes) 3. Understanding Racism (40 minutes) 4. History of Racism in Canada (90 minutes) Colonization-Impact on Indigenous Peoples Japanese internment camps Anti-Black Racism Anti-Semitism Islamophobia (15 minutes) White Privilege (15 minutes) 5. Combatting Racism - Strategies (45 minutes) Allyship Microaggressions Anti-Oppression

Digital Content Creation- 5 Students Needed

Positions available: 5 We would like students to help us with creating content that is aligned with our vision, mission, and sector. We will ensure the student has a clear understanding of what these elements are for our organization. Our team is looking for someone who can help us drive more traffic and get on more platforms, forums, directories, etc. The primary project requirements involve a list of activities focusing on our first 5 topics on our site To accomplish this, we expect the student(s) will: Write blog articles, email newsletters/sequences and other content pieces on assigned topics Assist with a social media video launch to promote our organization Evaluate recent successful user-generated campaigns, preferably in our sector Identify media outlets that are most beneficial to share our story Objectives/Goals: Join Facebook Forums and mention the site Join Reddit Forums and mention the site Join Mental Health Chat Rooms/Support Group Forums and mention the site Tweet and Post on Instagram once per week focusing on one of these 5 topics Contact newspapers and TV stations and tell them what we're doing Help Find and Apply for Grants Help Find and Apply to Get on Directories Ultimately, you will be working on content creation for our organization, including video, social media, and other collateral that we can use as go-to marketing tools. The goal is to get more people hearing about the site and ultimately signing up for sessions If you like the sound of our culture, and are ready to tackle this challenge with us, then we'd love to hear from you. A student or team with excellent writing and video skills would be the ideal candidate for this project.

Help We've Got Kids! - Research Interns

Positions available: 20 Research Intern Parent Life Network is relaunching the iconic property Help We've Got Kids!, a project to help parents across Canada find the best local resources for their families. We need help to figure out the very best places to feature and help parents navigate all the choices available within their local communities. If you’re a student who can conduct informal research about all aspects of a local neighbourhood, then you’re who we’re looking for. We want you to help us build a parent focused Yelp! for Canadian parents. Your responsibilities will include: Online research about communities and businesses - could include coffee shops that are stroller friendly, music classes for toddlers or baby massage practitioners in your area. Gathering parents opinions and insights Online research about camps, daycare, after-school programming Other similar research duties