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digital media

Elevate Native-led advocacy through compelling multimedia content.

Digital Media projects involve designing graphics, producing video, and developing social content to support the Association’s campaigns and outreach. Interns should be creative, collaborative, and have experience with multimedia platforms or tools.

Skills You’ll Use:
  • Graphic or video production
  • Social media strategy
  • Digital storytelling
  • Content scheduling

Current Projects:
  • Pull clips from Red Hoop Talk episodes for social media 
  • Support production of short-form videos for education and outreach​
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How to Apply

​To apply, please submit all three required items below to [email protected]:

​1. Cover letter including the following:
  • which project area you would like to support
  • how your skills and experience can support the Association's work
  • your desired start and end dates
  • how many hours per week you would like to commit to your internship

​2. Resumé

3. Writing Sample
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