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Legal Column Staff Writer (STUDENTS ONLY) - Volunteer, Unpaid About The Mirror Effects: The Mirror Effects is a fiscally sponsored initiative dedicated to increasing civic engagement through legal education. Our mission is to make legal knowledge more accessible to underserved communities by providing informative resources, workshops, and publications. Position Overview: We are seeking a Legal Column Staff Writer who is a high school or college student with a passion for legal writing and civic engagement. In this volunteer role, you will contribute articles to our legal education platform, explaining key legal concepts, current legal issues, and "know your rights" resources in an accessible and engaging manner. Writers also have the opportunity to author a white paper on a relevant legal or policy issue. Responsibilities: Research and write articles on legal topics for a general audience Break down complex legal concepts into easy-to-understand language Collaborate with editors to ensure clarity, accuracy, and engagement Meet deadlines and contribute regularly to our publication Ensure all content aligns with The Mirror Effects' mission of civic education Option to research and author a white paper on a relevant legal or policy issue Requirements: Must be a high school or college student Strong writing and research skills A passion for legal education and civic engagement Ability to communicate complex topics in simple terms Ability to work independently and meet deadlines Why Join? Gain valuable experience in legal writing, research, and policy analysis Build a portfolio of published work, including potential white papers Collaborate with like-minded students and future leaders Make a tangible impact by helping others understand their rights Application Process: You can auto-apply through VolunteerMatch. Alternatively, please email your resume and a brief statement of interest to themirroreffects@gmail.com.
Date Posted: Feb 17, 2025
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Job Posting: Grant Team Leader at The Mirror Effects About Us: The Mirror Effects is a fiscally sponsored nonprofit dedicated to increasing civic engagement and legal education through impactful workshops, resources, and outreach. We empower underserved communities by fostering awareness and access to legal knowledge. Position Overview: We’re looking for a dedicated Grant Team Leader to spearhead our grant-seeking efforts. This pivotal role involves identifying funding opportunities, leading the grant writing team, and ensuring the success of proposals that align with our mission. If you’re passionate about driving change and have a knack for organization and leadership, we’d love to hear from you! Key Responsibilities: Research and identify grants and funding opportunities for nonprofit initiatives. Lead and manage a team of grant writers, delegating tasks and ensuring deadlines are met. Interview and approve candidates for the grant writing team. Report directly to the founder on a weekly basis, providing detailed updates on team progression and grant application statuses. Develop a comprehensive grant-seeking strategy in alignment with organizational goals. Review and edit grant proposals to ensure accuracy, professionalism, and alignment with funder requirements. Track grant applications, deadlines, and reporting requirements. Requirements: Strong leadership and organizational skills. Excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Proven experience in grant writing or fundraising (preferred but not required). Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines. Passion for civic engagement and nonprofit work. Why Join Us? Remote Opportunity: Work from anywhere while making an impact. Leadership Experience: Hone your skills by managing a team and driving real change. Flexible Commitment: 3-5 hours per week. Professional Growth: Gain experience in nonprofit development and fundraising.
Date Posted: Jan 19, 2025
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Legal Curriculum Team Member (Volunteer) - The Mirror Effects About Us: The Mirror Effects is a fiscally sponsored nonprofit dedicated to increasing civic engagement and legal education. Our mission is to empower communities by providing accessible legal knowledge, particularly for marginalized groups, immigrants, and youth. Position: Legal Curriculum Team Member (Volunteer, Unpaid) Role Overview: We are looking for passionate individuals-especially students-who are eager to help develop educational materials that make the law more accessible. People of all ages are welcome to apply! As a Legal Curriculum Team Member, you will play a key role in building resources that educate different communities about their rights. Responsibilities: Research and develop legal education curricula tailored to different age groups and communities. Create engaging and accessible legal resources, including lesson plans, presentations, and written guides. Assist in designing a "Know Your Rights" resource, with a focus on immigrant communities and underserved populations. Potentially facilitate or support teaching sessions, workshops, or webinars. Collaborate with other team members to ensure content accuracy and clarity. Stay updated on relevant legal topics to ensure materials are current and impactful. Qualifications: Students and individuals of all ages are encouraged to apply! Strong research and writing skills. Interest in law, education, or policy. Experience with curriculum development or teaching is a plus but not required. Ability to communicate complex legal concepts in an accessible way. Passion for community education and advocacy. Commitment & Benefits: Volunteer position with flexible hours. Work with a growing, mission-driven nonprofit. Gain experience in legal research, education, and nonprofit work. Potential for leadership opportunities as the organization expands. How to Apply: Click the interested button now!
Date Posted: Feb 2, 2025
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Job Summary The Mirror Effects is seeking a Volunteer Grant Writer to support its mission of increasing civic engagement through legal education and empowering marginalized communities. In this remote role, you will identify funding opportunities, craft compelling grant proposals, and contribute to the growth and sustainability of our programs, including our high school legal aid network and other innovative initiatives. Key Responsibilities Grant Research and Identification: Research potential funding sources, including foundations, corporations, and government grants, that align with The Mirror Effects’ mission and goals. Maintain an organized database of grant opportunities, deadlines, and submission details. Proposal Development: Write and edit persuasive grant proposals that highlight The Mirror Effects’ impact and potential. Collaborate with the team to gather program details, budgets, and supporting materials for proposals. Tailor each proposal to meet the specific requirements and priorities of funders. Grant Management: Submit grant applications by deadlines and track their status. Assist in preparing progress and final reports for funded grants. Relationship Building: Support the cultivation of relationships with funders through written communications and updates on program progress. Assist in expressing gratitude to funders through acknowledgment letters and follow-up communications. Qualifications Experience: Previous grant writing experience is a plus but not required. Enthusiastic candidates will have opportunities to learn and grow with support from our team. Skills: Strong written communication skills with the ability to craft compelling narratives. Attention to detail and excellent organizational abilities. Ability to research and synthesize complex information effectively. Familiarity with nonprofit fundraising or willingness to learn. Qualities: Passion for The Mirror Effects’ mission to promote civic engagement and legal education. Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work independently in a remote environment. Commitment to meeting deadlines and producing high-quality work. Time Commitment Flexible hours, with an estimated commitment of 5-10 hours per week, depending on deadlines and project needs. Benefits of Volunteering Gain valuable experience in nonprofit grant writing and fundraising. Contribute to impactful initiatives that empower marginalized communities and promote civic engagement. Build skills in research, writing, and donor relations. Join a collaborative and supportive virtual team environment. How to Apply Interested candidates should submit their resume and a brief cover letter to themirroreffects@gmail.com Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Date Posted: Jan 15, 2025
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Legal Curriculum Team Member (Volunteer) - The Mirror Effects About Us: The Mirror Effects is a fiscally sponsored nonprofit dedicated to increasing civic engagement and legal education. Our mission is to empower communities by providing accessible legal knowledge, particularly for marginalized groups, immigrants, and youth. Position: Legal Curriculum Team Member (Volunteer, Unpaid) Role Overview: We are looking for passionate individuals-especially students-who are eager to help develop educational materials that make the law more accessible. People of all ages are welcome to apply! As a Legal Curriculum Team Member, you will play a key role in building resources that educate different communities about their rights. Responsibilities: Research and develop legal education curricula tailored to different age groups and communities. Create engaging and accessible legal resources, including lesson plans, presentations, and written guides. Assist in designing a "Know Your Rights" resource, with a focus on immigrant communities and underserved populations. Potentially facilitate or support teaching sessions, workshops, or webinars. Collaborate with other team members to ensure content accuracy and clarity. Stay updated on relevant legal topics to ensure materials are current and impactful. Qualifications: Students and individuals of all ages are encouraged to apply! Strong research and writing skills. Interest in law, education, or policy. Experience with curriculum development or teaching is a plus but not required. Ability to communicate complex legal concepts in an accessible way. Passion for community education and advocacy. Commitment & Benefits: Volunteer position with flexible hours. Work with a growing, mission-driven nonprofit. Gain experience in legal research, education, and nonprofit work. Potential for leadership opportunities as the organization expands. How to Apply: Click the interested button now!
Date Posted: Feb 2, 2025