[sust-mar] Summer jobs, Maritimes-Guatemala BTSN, anywhere in Nova Scotia
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SUMMER JOBS & STUDENT JOBS
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2 positions: Summer Student Jobs (see below)
Type: summer jobs / age 30 & under
Organization: Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network
Location: virtual, anywhere in Nova Scotia
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(1) COMMUNICATIONS SUMMER LEAD
Cooperant Program Summer Student Position
Contract dates: May 17 - August 20, 2021
Schedule: Mon-Fri, 35 hours per week (remote-working position with possibility of occasional evenings)
Remuneration: $15/hour
Special requirements (based on funding):
Must have attended school in the spring and be returning to school in the fall of 2021
Must be based in and have lived in Nova Scotia for at least 6 months prior to start date
Organizational Commitment to Equity
Breaking the Silence acknowledges that systemic barriers disproportionately target and affect marginalized communities. We are committed to challenging these systemic inequalities and encourage applications from individuals that represent the full diversity of communities in terms of ability, age, class, gender, race and sexual orientation. Furthermore, we recognize and value lived experience as a legitimate attestation of skills and abilities.
Organizational Background
The Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network (BTS) was established 30 years ago in response to the genocide and mass displacement of communities that occurred during the internal armed conflict in Guatemala. The network includes over 300 volunteer members throughout the Maritimes. BTS supports Guatemalan human rights and community development groups working for ongoing social, economic, environmental, and cultural justice. BTS centers the interconnectedness between the North and the South and the responsibility of Canadians to be engaged in solidarity, undertaking advocacy and education initiatives in Canada.
Position Description
The Communications Summer Lead will join Breaking the Silence (BTS) staff and local committees in supporting the work of Guatemalan-based partners. As part of the BTS Cooperant Program, the position will contribute to initiatives aimed at educating and engaging the Maritime community in solidarity actions by supporting the creation and dissemination of communications pieces related to our thematic areas of work. Under the supervision of BTS staff this position will take a lead on drafting written communications materials for publication through the BTS blog and newsletter based on ongoing research and analysis undertaken in collaboration with their colleagues.
The ideal candidate for this position will have a strong interest and/or skills in conducting research and engaging in analysis related to social justice, writing short and concise communication pieces, and developing informational content. The ideal candidate will be interested in deepening their knowledge of solidarity work, human rights, anti-oppressive frameworks, and Central American history and politics.
Key activities for this position include:
Monitoring, researching, documenting, and reporting on current events and the work of our partners in Guatemala and in the Maritimes.
Producing visual and written content for BTSs social media, newsletter, and blog platforms.
Participating in regular planning and strategizing meetings; assisting with special projects as needed.
Conducting administrative tasks including note-taking, file organizing, progress tracking, etc.
Contributing to the delivery of information-sharing events such as online webinars and presentations.
Qualifications of Ideal Candidate:
Experience with research and communications; writing, use of graphic design applications, web design
Enjoys working independently, collaboratively, and as part of a team
Interest in, and demonstrated commitment to, anti-oppression, community organizing and social justice solidarity
High cross-cultural awareness, understanding, and communication
Knowledge of Guatemala / Central American history and socio-political context and working knowledge of Spanish will be considered big assets
Application Process:
Interested applicants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with BTS and our Cooperant program through our website and send a resume and cover letter to BreakingTheSilenceHiring at gmail.com by Wednesday May 5th at 5pm ADT. Please indicate the position you are applying for in the email subject line and let us know where or how you heard about this posting.
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by Friday, May 7 to arrange an interview for May 10th or 11th. We anticipate making a final offer for this position by May 13th for a contract start date of May 17th.
We appreciate your interest in joining our team and look forward to receiving your application. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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(2) SOCIAL MEDIA SUMMER LEAD
Position: Social Media Summer Lead
Type: summer job / age 30 & under
Organization: Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence
Location: Virtual, Nova Scotia
Cooperant Program Summer Student Position
Contract dates: May 17 - August 20, 2021
Schedule: Mon-Fri, 35 hours per week (remote-working position with possibility of occasional evenings)
Remuneration: $15/hour
Special requirements (based on funding):
Must have attended school in the spring and be returning to school in the fall of 2021
Must be based in and have lived in Nova Scotia for at least 6 months prior to start date
Organizational Commitment to Equity
Breaking the Silence acknowledges that systemic barriers disproportionately target and affect marginalized communities. We are committed to challenging these systemic inequalities and encourage applications from individuals that represent the full diversity of communities in terms of ability, age, class, gender, race and sexual orientation. Furthermore, we recognize and value lived experience as a legitimate attestation of skills and abilities.
Organizational Background
The Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network (BTS) was established 30 years ago in response to the genocide and mass displacement of communities that occurred during the internal armed conflict in Guatemala. The network includes over 300 volunteer members throughout the Maritimes. BTS supports Guatemalan human rights and community development groups working for ongoing social, economic, environmental, and cultural justice. BTS centers the interconnectedness between the North and the South and the responsibility of Canadians to be engaged in solidarity, undertaking advocacy and education initiatives in Canada.
Position Description
The Communications Summer Lead will join Breaking the Silence (BTS) staff and local committees in supporting the work of Guatemalan-based partners. As part of the BTS Cooperant Program, the position will contribute to initiatives aimed at educating and engaging the Maritime community in solidarity actions by supporting the creation and dissemination of communications pieces related to our thematic areas of work. Under the supervision of BTS staff this position will take a lead on drafting written communications materials for publication through the BTS blog and newsletter based on ongoing research and analysis undertaken in collaboration with their colleagues.
The ideal candidate for this position will have a strong interest and/or skills in conducting research and engaging in analysis related to social justice, writing short and concise communication pieces, and developing informational content. The ideal candidate will be interested in deepening their knowledge of solidarity work, human rights, anti-oppressive frameworks, and Central American history and politics.
Key activities for this position include:
Monitoring, researching, documenting, and reporting on current events and the work of our partners in Guatemala and in the Maritimes.
Producing visual and written content for BTSs social media, newsletter, and blog platforms.
Participating in regular team planning and strategizing meetings, assisting with special projects as required.
Conducting administrative tasks including note-taking, file organizing, progress tracking, etc.
Contributing to the delivery of information-sharing events such as online webinars and presentations.
Qualifications of Ideal Candidate:
Experience with research and social media; crafting visual media and use of graphic design applications
Enjoys working independently, collaboratively, and as part of a team
Interest in and demonstrated commitment to anti-oppression, community organizing and social justice solidarity
High cross-cultural awareness, understanding, and communication
Knowledge of Guatemala / Central American context and working knowledge of Spanish will be considered big assets
Application Process:
Interested applicants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with BTS and our Cooperant program through our website and send a resume and cover letter to BreakingTheSilenceHiring at gmail.com by Wednesday May 5th at 5pm ADT. Please indicate the position you are applying for in the email subject line and let us know where or how you heard about this posting.
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by Friday, May 7 to arrange an interview for May 10th or 11th. We anticipate making a final offer for this position by May 13th for a contract start date of May 17th.
We appreciate your interest in joining our team and look forward to receiving your application. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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