Public Relations Volunteer

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planned acts of kindness one planet one peopleNew York (NY)

Public Relations SpecialistsPublic Relations Agencies

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Junior

About the role

Job DescriptionWe produce everything from internet-based TV and Radio Programming, Podcasts, Blogs, and Live Broadcasts as well as interview top influencers, business leaders, and experts on a wide range of topics including all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As a Public Relations volunteer, you will do outreach and engagement to the public in order to motivate people to take action on Kindness and make an impact on the society around you. This position includes writing and publishing press releases, providing responses to media information requests, and monitoring public opinions of the organization using social media, surveys, or polls.Volunteering 5 hours per weekResponsibilities & DutiesHelping ensure brand consistency across marking materials planning and directing PR programsResponding to information requests from clients and members of the media Writing or editing speechesQualificationOrganizational skills The ability to work under pressure and represent a company professionallyWell-writing and editing skillsFamiliarity with the latest PR trendsOur related projectProduct Launches & Marketing:The ONE Book16 Things BooksThe Working DeadLegacy LifeLines MemorialCourses:8-Foundation SkillsMoney Matters MasteryOne Planet One People4 Pillars Clubs:The Karma ClubOne Planet One People Clubs

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