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Social Media, Communications Intern
Black Birth Justice. Help plan and draft Instagram and Facebook posts using a monthly content calendar .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates strong writing skills and attention to detail while creating engaging content for social media platforms. Proficient in using design tools like Canva to produce graphics and videos that promote community health initiatives.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Social Media ManagementGraphic Design Using CanvaContent CreationCommunity Health AwarenessConfidentiality Compliance
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Hard Skills
Content Calendar PlanningGraphic CreationVideo EditingEngagement TrackingWriting Skills
Soft Skills
Attention to DetailCommunication SkillsTeam Collaboration
Tools & Technologies
Meta Scheduling ToolsCanva
Certifications & Qualifications
Volunteer Confidentiality AgreementCode of Conduct Agreement
Industry Keywords
Community HealthBirth EquityPublic HealthMarketingCommunications
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Help plan and draft Instagram and Facebook posts using a monthly content calendar
- Create simple graphics, captions and short videos about programs, events and community resources
- Schedule approved posts using Meta’s scheduling tools
- Track basic engagement and suggest ideas for growing reach
- Support communications projects such as event flyers and newsletter content
- Participate for one semester, with a possible longer term
- Record all hours, including remote work, and post during set windows or through the scheduling tool
- Work under supervisor review and approval before publishing
Requirements
What you’ll need- Currently enrolled college student, ideally in communications, marketing, graphic design, public health or a related field
- Comfortable with Instagram, Facebook and a design tool such as Canva
- Strong writing skills and attention to detail
- Respect for confidentiality
- Genuine interest in community health and birth equity
- Approximately 10 hours per month, scheduled in advance
- Must sign a Volunteer Confidentiality and Code of Conduct Agreement before starting
- Must comply with HBCU’s account-login management and supervisor approval process
- Participant names, stories or photos may not be shared without signed consent
Benefits
Comp & perks- Unpaid volunteer opportunity
- Hands-on experience in nonprofit communications
- Portfolio of real, published work
- Experience that can be used toward an academic body of work
- Learning-focused opportunity
- Option to discuss a longer term after one semester