Socializing for Justice (SoJust) is a Boston-based group founded in
August 2006, that hosts fun social events and skillshares twice a month
to bring together like-minded individuals working for justice as a means
of building a stronger, cross-issue progressive community, network and
movement. We're doing it by putting the SOCIAL back in SOCIAL JUSTICE. <br><br>Co-organizers
are looking for an intern to assist in all facets of their work to
implement the vision of SoJust. This is a great opportunity for someone
who wants to learn about organizing and movement building in a very
tangible way. Join us and learn more about using in person and online
social networking to create social change. <br> <br>The responsibilities and opportunities of the organizer intern would include:<br>1) Co-hosting SoJust events; set up, greeting, networking, and break down<br>2) Posting events on the web and around town to ensure visibility of SoJust in a wide range of communities<br>
3) Assisting with maintaining and growing SoJust's online web calendars and off line community bulletin board databases<br>4) Representing SoJust at outreach events throughout Boston<br>5) Monitoring media coverage of SoJust and maintaining SoJust's press contacts database<br>
6) Cultivating skills to live the SoJust vision and becoming a great social networker<br><br>The
ideal candidate has a strong desire to learn the fundamentals of
organizing for social change and preferably some knowledge of identity
and oppression issues, the ability to take direction, show initiative
and follow through in a dynamic environment is a must.<br><br>Excellent
attention to detail and a willingness to ask questions are also
critical. Strong communication skills are required, as are demonstrated
proficiency with email and web research. Ongoing training and
supervision will be provided; dress code and work environment are
casual. <br> <br>Hours: intern position is part time and unpaid 20 hours
a week occasional evening, flexible schedule, and dependability are a
must.<br> <br>**Work hours and location are determined by intern with the exception of scheduled events and meetings.**<br><br>Apply
by sending an email to Robbie Samuels, SoJust Co-Founder,
<a href="mailto:robbie@sojust.org">robbie@sojust.org</a> - include your resume and a brief email explaining why
you
are interested in this position. <br><br>Applications accepted on a rolling basis until position is filled. Time-frame for position is January - June 2011.<br><br>Thank you for sharing this opportunity!<br>Robbie<br clear="all">
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