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Invisible Illness Awareness Network

Three-Month Social Media Content Calendar

Chicago, US-IL America/New_York 2 hours, 39 minutes ago Be the first to apply to this opportunity

Civil Rights & Social Justice Multi-Week

Relevant Skills

Analytics
Content Management
Social Media Marketing

About the Opportunity

We're looking for a pro bono consultant with experience managing social media accounts and creating social media calendars to help us build a three-month social media schedule for January-March. We primarily post about awareness causes, months, weeks, and days. We have a compiled list of all of the awareness causes that we know of. Ideally, the schedule should comprise posts that have done well in the past and new conditions that we have not covered. We can provide statistics about past posts and the interactions they received.

By the end of this project, we'd like a three-month social media content calendar based on awareness causes and any other relevant topics.

About the Org

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Location

Chicago, US-IL

Timezone

America/New_York

Organization Mission

The mission of the Invisible Illness Awareness Network is to increase awareness about invisible illnesses, particularly through an easily adaptable education program designed for high schools, colleges, and other forms of higher education. Additionally, we aim to provide resources and support for the invisible illness community while fostering compassion and understanding between patients, providers, and the general population. By creating a safe and supportive environment for those living with invisible illnesses, the organization seeks to reduce the stigma associated with these conditions and Disabilities.

Member Since

Jun 2024

Completed Taproot Plus Partnerships

0

Program Focus Areas

  • Advocacy & Human Rights
  • Community Building
  • Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
  • Healthcare
  • Mental Health & Wellness
  • People with Disabilities
  • STEM Education