Activities will include:
· Editing and Sharing content generated by the organization and our partners where appropriate e.g. terms from different languages, links to our events, talks and activities
· Helping language groups to connect with community members who may be sense checking the terms they generate online
· Creating templates for attractive posts to use over the week
· Providing brief summaries of engagement and avenues for helping us to reach those intended
· Signposting responses to enquiries
· Invitation: participation in community and environmental regenerative activities to support our work and other networks aiming toward positive systems change
You'll be able to participate in a project that aims for systems change in how people of the global majority (racially marginalised communities) are treated in UK psychology services and beyond, by co-creating knowledge and sharing it openly
You'll be part of wider networks which involve people from many different disciplines and backgrounds
You'll have opportunities to learn and teach others new skills, and have access to initiatives to support your psychological wellbeing
You'll develop your understanding of community research, structural oppression and the ways we aim to address that in practice
You'll be part of initiatives that aim to support community and environmental regeneration, which aim for better alternative futures, and your ideas will also be welcome
To be creative and concise in written communication with people from racially marginalised communities in the UK
Teamwork and coordination with a wider network of people to create content for distribution on social media platforms
Use of social media for brand awareness with different audiences using different platforms
Organisation and prioritisation skills
Teach others what they need to know to be part of and complement your process
About projects and initiatives that aim to create better futures to achieve social good, and how technology and community can play a part in this
Ways to apply anti-racist practices and manage structural oppression from knowledgeable and experienced practitioners
Someone who is mindful of structural disadvantage and wants to be part of a project which aims to help address that
Creativity
Interpersonal skills
Some awareness of boundaries in social media spaces and mental health
Reliability
Some knowledge of and engagement with social media platforms
Willingness to ask for help where appropriate
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