Exciting opportunity for a volunteer social media specialist!



Are you someone who is:

  • Creative and able to get your head around issues relating to gender equality and education for women in Burma, but translate them to consumer friendly language primarily for Facebook with a secondary emphasis on Twitter and LinkedIn
  • Interested in strategy – eg. should more time be invested into Twitter vs Facebook / should we be writing blog posts instead etc..
  • Self directed – able to set their own targets and work toward them and be able to advise the team on messaging/good ways to get information across
  • Handy with creating visually appealing posts and reading relevant gender related topics and news stories
  • Keen to continue to build the community – and look at ways social media could drive fundraising efforts
  • Happy to keep an eye on news in Myanmar and share relevant content with the community on behalf of We women foundation

If so, we’d love to hear from you!

Location:

  • You can be based anywhere in the world as this can be entirely remote
  • Alternatively, we welcome applicants who are based in Yangon who would like to work from the We women headquarters there

Commitment:

  • The ideal is someone that could spend up to 3 hours a week creating posts/re-packaging content for We women for use on Facebook/Twitter and LinkedIn
  • Help write a newsletter every quarter and get that issued to supporters and followers
  • Once a year, assist to ideate and create campaign materials to support the campaign manager in our big fundraising drive [usually this is October or December] – this will increase your time commitment for a month or so – for example this year I wrote the script, did the campaign plan, wrote articles etc…
  • Attend a team meeting approximately every 1.5 months via skype/google hang outs

If this sounds like you, please send a brief outline of why you would like to do the role, your recent experience particularly in relation to managing social media/creating content and a short CV to sarahblakers@gmail.com and Ursula@wewomenfoundation.org

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