Social Media Volunteer - Political Advocacy

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east valley indivisiblesLos Angeles (CA)

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About the role

Supported a local political advocacy organization focused on civic engagement and policy awareness by creating and managing digital content across multiple platforms.
WHO WE ARE: East Valley Indivisibles has effectively pushed for local, state, and national change. We organize against authoritarianism and fight for a democracy that works for all of us.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintain a consistent posting schedule across Instagram (1.3K followers), BlueSky (1.3K followers), and Facebook (750 followers) Create original content, including written posts, simple graphics, and videos, aligned with current events and social media trendsCollaborate with team members to promote campaigns, events, and community initiativesCollect content from live eventsRepost content from partner organizations, as relevantMonitor engagement metrics to evaluate performance and refine content strategyGOALSIncrease audience reach and visibilityDrive engagement with EVI calls to actionPLATFORMShttps://bsky.app/profile/eastvalleyindivisibles.comhttps://www.instagram.com/east_valley_indivisibles/https://www.facebook.com/groups/1888041774748087/ESTIMATED TIME COMMITMENT2-4 hours per weekMinimum six month commitmentMost work can be done from home on your schedule, but we're looking for someone who can attend EVI events to collect contentNEXT STEPSContact us at info@eastvalleyindivisibles.org If you have any samples of previous work, please share!

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