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3 people are interested
Communications Intern
ORGANIZATION: Asian Pacific Women's Center
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3 people are interested
Wanna use your social media creativity for a good cause? You might just be a good fit!
Asian Pacific Women’s Center is looking for a Communications Intern who has a talent in writing and developing content, specifically for the agency’s website, social media accounts, and other internal and external communications. Intern must be able to write news and feature articles, blogs, social media posts, e-newsletters, and press releases.
Requirements:
Strong knowledge of popular social media channels including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
Knowledge of HootSuite and visual content tools (Photoshop, Canva)
Working knowledge of website content management systems (Joomla! CMS)
Outstanding English-language communication skills, both written and verbal
Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills
Strong organizational and project management skills; solid attention to detail
Able to work at least 10 hours weekly at APWC’s Community Office in DTLA
Our mission is to provide an environment that is sensitive to the cultural and language needs of Asian and Pacific Islander domestic violence survivors and their families, as they acquire the necessary skills and personal strength for self-sufficiency and violence-free lives. APWC is also committed to education and outreach, raising awareness about domestic violence, and fostering violence prevention.
To Apply: Please send a resume, cover letter, and writing samples to shakim@apwcla.org with a subject heading "Communications Intern"
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About Asian Pacific Women's Center
Location:
244 S. San Pedro St. #504, United States, Los Angeles, CA 90012, US
Mission Statement
Asian Pacific Women's Center (APWC), founded in 1993, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of affordable, transitional housing for women and children who are survivors of domestic violence.
Description
APWC's Transitional Housing Program, which welcomed its first residents in May 2000, is one of the first transitional housing facilities in the United States to focus on the needs of Asian and Pacific Islander domestic violence survivors by providing culturally sensitive and language appropriate services. In addition to providing transitional housing for domestic violence survivors, APWC offers child care for residents, life skills training, multilingual counselors and case managers, support groups and individual counseling, job training and career development, and legal and medical referrals. This multicultural and multilingual center has been steadily building partnerships and working relationships with other Los Angeles community social service providers, job training and employment service providers, medical providers, and legal service providers. The collective mission is to offer domestic violence survivors and their families a safe haven to acquire the necessary skills and personal strength for self-sufficiency.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
244 S. San Pedro St. #504Los Angeles, CA 90012
DATE POSTED
April 28, 2016
SKILLS
- Project Management
- Social Media / Blogging
- Graphic Design / Print
- Verbal / Written Communication
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- 10 hours/ week