Social Media Coordinator

Hours: 6-8 hours/week

Description: Care About Climate is seeking 1 volunteer to assist the communications team in posting and scheduling social media content for Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. This individual will be responsible for maintaining the social media posting calendar and helping to develop the social media content strategy. They will be responsible for both direct postings to platforms and for developing new content ideas.

Responsibilities: 

  • Attend weekly Communication Team meetings 

  • Maintain posting schedule

  • Bring creative ideas for campaigns, content, and communications strategies to the team

Desired Skills and Experience:

  • Proficiency in English

  • Strong interest in climate activism and commitment to justice and equity

  • Strong organizational skills

  • Attentiveness to deadlines

  • Strong writing skills

  • Knowledge of social media platforms (Instagram, facebook, twitter)

  • Independent work ethic

Pluses (not at all required, but if you have them, mention them when you apply!):

  • Experience using some of the following: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, MailChimp, Canva/Photoshop/similar, Google Suite, Microsoft Office

  • Bonus: ability to translate some content into one or more of the following languages: Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Mandarin, or Arabic

To Apply: Send a resume, samples of past work (e.g. social media post) and/or a letter explaining your interest in climate and this role to martha@careaboutclimate.org and vitoria@careaboutclimate.org. We will review applications on a rolling basis, with priority given to those who apply by April 15th.

Note: This is currently an unpaid position, though we are happy to work with you if you’d like the role to meet any school internship or volunteer requirements. Although we aim to hire and stipend more people in the future, a majority of the Care About Climate team consists of volunteers. We welcome all applications and especially encourage individuals from groups underrepresented in the field to apply, including but not limited to: BIPOC, Global South residents, LGBTQ+ folks, people living in frontline communities, and people with less than graduate education.