Social Media Content Creator

Communications & Marketing

Bank for Nature

Social Media Content Creator

Ongoing project

Apply by Nov 12

Project Info

Specific areaSocial Media Management

Est. time commitment3-8 hours per week

TimezoneUTC

Description

As our Social Media Content Creator, you’ll play a pivotal role in sparking online engagement, strengthening Bank for Nature’s brand and campaigns. Our social media is one of our primary channels to inspire thousands of users to push the financial sector to accelerate the transition away from factory farming, toward a plant-based food system. Your creativity will help amplify our mission and turn audience attention into real-world change. I am happy to discuss how the role can be shaped based on the applicants' vision, ideas, preferences and skills. At Bank for Nature, we are all volunteers. Time that you are also able to give is greatly appreciated. We are keen to support and provide as much value as possible to you in return, be that by helping you to hone skills that you specifically want to develop, support with referencing, taking on meaningful projects and having real input in and control the direction of your work.

Skills requested

Building an engaged following on social media
Campaign strategy
Enthusiasm
social media
video editing

Languages required

English

About us

Area of workCorporate & Financial Campaigning

Operating locationGlobal, remote

Type of orgOrganization

Our mission

Bank for Nature is a non-profit campaign and consumer action tool focussed on mobilising consumer to push banks to accelerate the food transition, away from factory farming toward a plant-based food system. We publish research-based bank profiles and rankings, make it easy for individuals to leverage their influence as banking customers to push for change, and will look to develop more targeted campaigns on banks in future. By raising the question at scale, holding banks accountable and making factory farm financing more transparent, we aim to make factory farming a sector banks routinely restrict, as happened with coal and oil, and to shift capital towards plant-based and alternative proteins over time.

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