Job Description
Organizational Description: Walk The Rainbow is a youth led, winnipeg based organization dedicated to destigmatizing 2sLGBTQ+ identities, and educating the community.
The goal of Walk The Rainbow is to take meaningful actions towards 2SLGBTQ+ issues. These actions include workshops, speeches, social media awareness, fundraising, and more.
Volunteer Opportunity Details
Volunteer Opportunity ID: 5201
Description of Duties:
• Creating the monthly content calendar for the social media team
• Delegating tasks to members of the social media team
• Setting appropriate goals based on the wants and needs of the organization
• Scheduling meetings with the team as needed
• Being the prime source of communication for the team
• Create and put out content alongside content creators
• Observe and communicate social media trends
• Upkeep team morale
• Review volunteer applications, make decisions on whether to accept/deny them,
communicate with suitable volunteers and onboard them
Skills Required:
- Strong communication
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Leadership
- Organization skills
- Task and goal development
- Problem solving and Adaptability
Skills Gained/Related Careers:
Age: 16-17, 18-30, 31-54, 55+
Time Commitment: Remote Volunteering , Flexible Hours
Location of volunteer opportunity: Winnipeg
Does opportunity require a criminal record check? No
Does opportunity require a child abuse registry check? No
Opportunity is available to candidates that: Fulfilling volunteer hours for school credit
Are able to attend with a support person
Uses a mobility device
Required to complete community service
French speaking / Bilingual (French and English)
Organization will provide: A letter of reference
Certificate of recognition
Evaluation
Training/Orientation
Attach resume with cover letter:
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B Suite 511, 428 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3C 0E2
Suite 511, 428 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3C 0E2
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