Blog Writing on Climate Change & Human Rights

Advance ESG seeks an experienced writer to create 3-4 informative blog posts (800- 1000 word) on climate change and human rights issues for our website. Our nonprofit educates, inspires, and empowers our membership with innovative campaigns that increase awareness, mobilize stakeholders and drive a thoughtful dialogue around sustainable and inclusive economic and social policies. Advance ESG's impact on environmental and social issues is directly related to the size of our membership. As a nonprofit with a unique and relatively unknown approach to these issues, we require a robust marketing approach that will encourage large numbers of the general public to sign-up. This includes our informative blog which we leverage on social media and through our professionally managed Google Ad Grants to increase page views and encourage membership sign-ups.
Experience with (or willingness to learn about) target audience framing and creating SEO-friendly content is vitally important. The work will be competed over 3 months but ongoing contributions would be very welcome.

Advance ESG believes that the impact of businesses' strategic policies on the environment and society are as important as increasing corporate share value and generating profit. Our mission is to create a sustainable and inclusive world through pattern-breaking changes in corporate strategic priorities. Our vision is an ethical and sustainable world in which safeguarding the environment and protecting the rights of everyone is fundamental in corporate decision-making. By contributing blog posts, you will increase our visibility and directly improve our effectiveness.

We will implement this project as soon as possible. You will be working with our senior contributing editor and CEO. New posts will be scheduled for publication on our website, within our newsletter and promoted on our social media accounts. This project does not include ongoing blog management or social media scheduling—just writing and delivering posts.