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Photo and video editor for non-profit online fair-trade store

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ORGANIZATION: JCP CACE cc

  • 11 people are interested
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Center for Amazon Community Ecology partners in Peru. Photos by Campbell Plowden/CACE

The Center for Amazon Community Ecology is a non-profit organization that promotes forest conservation, creates sustainable livelihoods and supports healthy communities in the Amazon rainforest. We currently help 15 native and campesino communities in northern Peru to develop and market innovative handicrafts and novel essential oils. We have recently launched an online store (www.amazonforeststore.org) to help sell a wide variety of woven and other crafts made by our partners. We are seeking one or more people to help us edit photos and/or videos that we have taken of the artisans in their villages. We will use this content on our store and social media to help connect potential customers to the people, plants and places that go into making the crafts.

Photo editing and formatting could be done by anybody with access to Photoshop or a comparable photo editing program. Raw and finished images would be shared via the internet so the volunteer could do the work at any time and any place. Video editing would require access to a good quality video editing program and a good understanding of spoken Spanish.

If interested, a volunteer could also collect information about Amazon plants, animals and native groups in the Peruvian Amazon that are related to our craft work and projects. Summaries of these would also be used to educate the public about the biocultural diversity that inspires and helps make these handicrafts.

Assignments would be given on a weekly basis.

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Location:

1200 Market St., PMB# 285, Lemoyne, PA 17043, US

Mission Statement

The mission of the Center for Amazon Community Ecology is to promote the understanding, conservation and sustainable development of human and other biological communities in the Amazon region. Our three strategies are research, community support and education. One of our main goals is to study the ecology and develop the sustainable harvest and marketing of non-timber forest products such as fruits, fibers, resins, and oils. We also work with indigenous and other forest peoples to sustain local resources and support their communities.

Description

The main strategies for achieving our goals are research, community support, and education. This will include investigating the ecology and sustainable harvest of non-timber forest products (like resins, fruits and fibers) and assisting indigenous and other forest-based communities to manage and market them to support local development and conservation. This will require reaching out to and connecting many people and communities in the Amazon and abroad. CACE is a member of the Fair Trade Federation.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Environment
Women
Arts & Culture, Environment, Women

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Photography
  • Adobe Creative Suite
  • Internet Research
  • Spanish
  • Visual Arts
  • Graphic Design / Print

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • minimum two hours per week
  • for video editing only: ability to understand spoken Spanish

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