
The Content Creation Volunteer Team helps Emergent Justice make content that adds to the conversation about our issues and encourages people to think more deeply about those issues. It helps build community power through narrative and visual images.
We want to tell stories that matter. Stories that matter are those that bring awareness to an issue or situation, deepen the public’s understanding of the issue, and then motivate them to take action in some way (sign a petition, attend a rally, contact their elected officials, become involved in our work on the issue).
If this sounds like the kind of content creation you want to be a part of, please complete the form. After you do so, you’ll receive an email with Next Steps.
We ask that content creation volunteers:
- commit to volunteering 3 – 5 hours per week
- be able to work independently, meet deadlines and be detail oriented
- be willing to sign a Volunteer Agreement
The volunteer positions on this Team are described below. Please check all positions that interest you on the form:
- Videographers – video events, interviews, take footage for videos, as assigned. Requires your own equipment. Some training may be required.
- Photographers – take photos of events, locations, people, as assigned. Requires your own equipment. Some training may be required.
- Writer – draft related blog posts and/or social media posts from information provided
- Graphic Design – Emergent Justice primarily uses Canva. But familiarity with, and access to, other graphic design software is accepted.
- Illustrator – use your drawing skills to create standalone images OR a series of images for a comic or video.
- Video editing – Emergent Justice primarily uses Canva. But familiarity with, and access to, other video editing software is accepted.
- Voice over – record voice track for videos or other materials as assigned. Requires access to a good voice recording app and a space to record your voice without interruption
- Research – research topics as assigned.
- Event Documenter – attend actions, events, public meetings as assigned and submit a report back to the communications staff. Some training required.