Fact Checker / Editor *Unpaid Volunteer Opportunity*

Posted 2 days ago

art sphereCoatesville (PA)

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About the role

To apply to this position, please visit artsphere.org/volunteerJoin Art Sphere Inc's Editorial Team to help ensure the accuracy and quality of content submitted through our new music research app. Your work will directly support underserved youth by shaping reliable blog content used in our educational programs.
What You'll Do: Review, fact-check, and edit volunteer research submissions Ensure clarity, accuracy, and adherence to AP style Prepare edited content for publication on ASI's blog What We're Looking For: Experience in editing, writing, or journalism Familiarity with AP Style preferred Strong attention to detail and fact-checking skills Ability to volunteer for a minimum of 3 hours a week for at least 10 weeks Ability to manage self-guided work Access to technology and ability to meet virtually Apply to this position at artsphere.org/volunteerFounded in 1998, Art Sphere Inc. (ASI) is a Philadelphia-based non-profit established to teach the arts to youth living in underserved, low-income, and inner-city communities. Our mission is to engage the creative in communities, empower neighborhoods to explore the positives in people's lives, and heal the mind, body, and spirit through the arts. If you're looking to build your resume, gain experience in editing and content creation, and make a lasting impact, we would love to have you on our ASI Volunteer Team!

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