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Intern/volunteer (Facilitator HREA alumni social network)

HREA is developing a social network for alumni (AlumNet) of its online human rights courses. Individuals who take HREA courses are human rights defenders and professionals from a variety of backgrounds and located around the world. "AlumNet" will serve to connect these professionals to each other and keep them in touch with HREA.

Responsibilities: The Intern/volunteer AlumNet is responsible to: 

  • beta test the network pre-launch
  • work with HREA's technical staff to ensure that network is properly configured and software customizations function correctly
  • plan and coordinate the launch of the network
  • research, prepare and post human rights information relevant to alumni;
  • regularly (cross-) post human rights information relevant to alumni from other HREA information services (HREA website and listservs, Facebook, Twitter);
  • facilitate and summarize discussions on human rights topics;
  • prepare quarterly newsletter for alumni;
  • provide technical support to alumni who have problems logging into the site.

Knowledge/Skills:  The following skills are necessary to perform the duties of the Intern Facilitator AlumNet:

  • familiar with human rights framework;
  • experience using social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter);
  • excellent research skills;
  • excellent writing, editing and proofreading skills;
  • ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks;
  • excellent communication skills;
  • ability to work well independently.

When

Starting as early as 1 February 2011, but we are flexible about start date.

Hours required

Approximately 16 hours per week.

Support available

This internship is unpaid; however a transportation subsidy is available if necessary. (We are based in Central Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts and reachable by subway/commuter rail.)

 

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