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39 people are interested
Social Media Intern / Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Florida School of Holistic Living
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39 people are interested
The Florida School of Holistic Living is a non-profit educational organization that promotes wellness and sustainability. In addition to offering classes to the public, the school also organizes the annual Florida Herbal Conference and other educational events. We are currently seeking an enthusiastic and technologically capable candidate for a volunteer internship position in the area of innovative social media, online communication and social networking. Through this unique position, FSHL hopes to capitalize on the growing ability for social media and technology to enhance our advocacy and outreach efforts and educate the greater community not just about our conference, but about herbalism/wellness overall. We are seeking candidates that are creative and have excellent skills and experience in the appropriate areas of technology. Primary Responsibilities Participate in crafted social media strategy, and update content weekly with relevant content Preferred Qualifications Ability to work independently/as a self-starter, as well as a team member. Strong communication skills for both internal and external audiences. Attention to detail and strong organizational skills. A strong work ethic, a good sense of humor, an outgoing personality and a zeal for learning are all considered a plus for this position. A commitment to natural health, sustainable living, and positive change preferred. Experience with Facebook, Blog, Instagram, Twitter, and potential marketing connectors like Hootsuite To apply, please submit a resume and a letter explaining your interest in this position. Social media links are a plus. This position will be supervised by a marketing and media agency who will be overseeing the campaign and its implementation. This position gives an opportunity to learn strategy and organization of a social media campaign from the pros.
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About Florida School of Holistic Living
Location:
1109 E Concord Street, Orlando, FL 32803, US
Mission Statement
The Florida School of Holistic Living is a 501c3 nonprofit educational organization with the mission of cultivating sustainable community by empowering individuals through philosophy-in-practice education that promotes holistic living in three areas of emphasis: natural health, spiritual arts, and sustainable living.
Description
The Florida School of Holistic Livingis a 501c3 nonprofit educational organization with the mission of cultivating sustainable community by empowering individuals through philosophy-in-practice education that promotes holistic living.
Our programming includes a comprehensive curriculum of natural health and sustainable living workshops, continuing education, and professional training. In addition, we provide the Central Florida community a space to connect with our community, build vibrant health, and deepen our relationship with the earth, through our Bodhi Garden, Community Herbal Clinic, Moon Circles, the Florida Herbal Conference, and ongoing special events.
Philosophy-in-practice education offers students the opportunity to "get their hands dirty." We emphasize a holistic philosophy in all of our courses, a perspective which honors the whole person and their connection to their environment. We then see k to put that philosophy into practice through hands-on educational opportunities, taking our students into the field to connect with the subjects of which they are learning. By empowering our students with the knowledge and experience to live a more fulfilling, sustainable lifestyle, we hope to contribute to a more equitable, peaceful world for future generations.
Our HistoryFounded in 1999 as the Florida School of Herbal Studies, the school first focused on introducing the concepts and practices of holistic living through the science and art of herbalism. Classes were offered in Titusville and Orlando under the direction of herbalist George D’Arcy, hosted at local herb stores and healing centers such as Leaves and Roots and Simply Well. The school’s first building and educational gardens were established in 2005 in Winter Park under the direction of herbalist Emily Ruff, relocating to our current neighborhood in Downtown Orlando in Fall 2006.
As the school’s programming grew, so did our curricula, to serve students and assist them in fully integrating ecological herbalism into their lives. These expanded offerings included more diverse subjects of n atural health including holistic nutrition, iridology, healing with rhythm, and various nutritional theories, as well as sustainable living and urban homesteading topics such as beekeeping, permaculture, and organic gardening. The school formally changed its name to the Florida School of Holistic Living in Fall 2007 to better reflect the full scope of its mission and work in the community.
FSHL has been a driving force in Central Florida’s movement towards environmental consciousness and conservation, offering access to education on traditional philosophies and practices, as well as contemporary technologies, that foster living in harmony with the natural world. The school has been an ardent advocate for United Plant Savers, receiving the first Botanical Sanctuary designation in Florida in 2012. In support of local farmers, the school founded the Homegrown Local Food Cooperative in 2007 to build a sustainable agricultural economy in Central Florida. In 2012, in support of our regional herbal community, the school founded the Florida Herbal Conference.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1109 East Concord StreetOrlando, FL 32803
DATE POSTED
April 18, 2018
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REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training