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Communications Intern - Creative Content

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la casita centerLouisville (KY)

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About the role

Communications Internship - Creative Content The Creative Content Intern will support the Communications Team in generating and editing multilingual digital content, including flyers, infographics, website updates, reels, and other creative assets. This role is essential in communicating La Casita Center's diverse programs and services to the community. The intern will support the organization in maintaining consistent branding across departments and enhancing its overall online presence and strategy.
Reports to: This position works in collaboration with all members of the communication team and reports to the Marketing and Branding Specialist. Required skills for the project: Community-oriented mindset with the ability to collaborate effectively in teams Strong social media management and content editing skills Excellent written communication skills Proficiency with Canva Working knowledge of Google Drive tools Ability to manage multiple campaigns simultaneously Preferable qualifications but not required: Spanish Language Fluency (Fluent or Native Speaker proficiency) Basic photography and video/audio production skills Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud Graphic design experience
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Social Media
  • Support the Communications Team with social media campaigns, including online fundraising initiatives
  • Monitor new and emerging trends to ensure La Casita Center's social media presence remains relevant and engaging
  • Review social media channels biweekly to facilitate positive engagement and identify any activity requiring organizational attention
  • Content Development
  • Support the development of creative multilingual content, including flyers, reels, and other assets for print and social media
  • Assist the team in maintaining brand consistency by supporting the creation of presentations and other outreach materials
  • Assist in developing La Casita Center branding for specific programming, including but not limited to program logos and color schemes
  • Assist in keeping the website current with accurate and timely content
  • Provide event coverage by taking photos and videos during La Casita Center events
  • Support the organization and labeling of the digital photo gallery
  • Administrative and Outreach
  • Attend weekly communications meetings
  • Attend routine check-in meetings with the support supervisor
  • Support the Outreach Team by attending community events
  • Assist the Outreach Team with reporting duties
  • OtherSupport the team with additional tasks as needed
La Casita is committed to supporting students in exploring new areas of interest. We offer the opportunity for an additional project if the student wishes to produce a final portfolio piece by the end of the internship. If you have any questions, please contact: Shannon Stone Porter Capacity Building Director shannon@lacasitacenter.orgOur commitment to Language Justice: Language Justice is an ideology affirming that all spoken languages are valid and should empower rather than oppress. In alignment with this mindset, La Casita's communication strategy employs LGBTQ+ inclusive language and terminology accessible to pre-literate Spanish speakers. We utilize bilingual social media platforms, visual-based campaigns, and gender-neutral terms in Spanish to promote and increase inclusivity through our messaging.

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