Enews guest editor and contributor volunteer
nurturingsBristol (TN)
Enews guest editor and contributor volunteer
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nurturingsBristol (TN)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Make a difference for families and children! Invest your skills and extra time in fun, low-pressure work that builds child and family flourishing! In a few hours each month, you'll use our tools, guides and regular feedback to draft, propose and edit our monthly enewsletter that's read by thousands of subscribers. You'll draft a short thematic introduction, organize annoucements, events and actions to share with readers. You'll also build your own creative skills and experience using our widely used tools and resources on a kind, flexible schedule.
Requirements:
2-5 real, honestly available hours per month to do this work. Good writing skills. Some experience designing things online, personal projects count. Accountability, self-discipline and time-management to successfully meet kind deadlines, regularly, in a remote, online work environment. Mid-level perfectionism that allows you to produce ugly rough drafts with a drive to improve quickly. High initiative, motivation, willingness to adapt-learn-grow. Pluses: experience with enews or other online publications, Constant Contact or other messaging systems, Google workspace, Canva, graphic design, parenting / caregiving, social sciences. Fill in the contact fields below to get started!
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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