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ORGANIZATION: The Worldview Project

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The Worldview Project is seeking volunteers or interns who have had professional journalism experience or upper-division college-level journalism coursework. Responsibilities include: attending and researching events, interviewing people, and writing articles suitable in tone and content for publication for our online magazine, The San Diego Participant Observer. A lively writing style that is expository and descriptive is editorially favored over subjective and personal approaches. Applicants should understand that depending on circumstance, subject matter, and skills, the editorial process can occasionally be arduous and painstaking including the possibility of entire rewrites or pulling the plug on an article if it lacks relevance to our mission. Applicants should also understand that the publication process is highly collaborative. We are seeking writers who have a thirst for getting to the bottom of things and strive for excellence. Proofreading skills and familiarity with content management systems are helpful, but not required. Reliable transportation is very helpful.

The Worldview Project's work is San Diego, CA based. We are seeking writers who live here as most of the topics we write about are related to cultural life here in San Diego.

When you write to us, we'd appreciate it if you tell us a little bit about your relevant skills, experiences, interests, and anything else you might want to share, so that we may respond to your inquiry more fully. Please be aware that we give priority to inquiries that provide us with this basic information. Not providing such information may result in a significant delay in our response.

Thank you for your interest with the Worldview Project! We look forward to receiving your application. Have a wonderful day.


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ABOUT US:

The Worldview Project is a San Diego based non-profit whose mission is to promote cross-cultural awareness, understanding, and engagement through web-based resources, programs, publications, social networking and local events. Please visit our website at www.thewvp.org and our online magazine at www.parobs.org for more information about our organization and the work we do!

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About The Worldview Project

Location:

2445 Morena Blvd. Suite 210, San Diego, CA 92110, US

Mission Statement

The Worldview Project’s educational mission is to promote greater cross-cultural awareness, understanding and engagement. We accomplish our mission through the publication of The San Diego Participant Observer online magazine, the producing of events such as the Harmony & Motion International Music and Dance Festival and the Harmony in Action Cross-cultural Non Profits Fair and through collaborations with other organizations. Our organization’s greatest achievements and involvement are currently within our San Diego community, but we strive to have an impact on local, regional and national levels.

Description

The Worldview Project is a 501(c)3 educational nonprofit corporation dedicated to facilitating and promoting greater awareness, understanding of and engagement with of our world's diverse cultures and peoples

CAUSE AREAS

Education & Literacy
International
Race & Ethnicity
Education & Literacy, International, Race & Ethnicity

WHEN

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WHERE

2445 Morena Blvd. Suite 210San Diego, CA 92110

(32.787983,-117.20583)
 

SKILLS

  • Journalism
  • History
  • Basic Computer Skills
  • Anthropology
  • Verbal / Written Communication
  • Literacy / Reading

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 18

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