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Digital Storytelling & Community Engagement Intern - Job Summary
The Intern will support capacity-building by developing digital storytelling and communication strategies to elevate community voices and connect underserved populations to essential services.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess current social media platforms and establish baseline engagement metrics
- Develop and implement an 8-10 week content calendar aligned with organizational priorities
- Create and publish at least 3-4 social media posts weekly including 1 short-form video or reel
- Lead a supervised Social Media Takeover series with weekly behind-the-scenes content
- Track performance and contribute to a final report demonstrating 15-25% engagement increase
- Conduct and document 8-10 interviews with community members, staff, or partners
- Produce 5-7 high-quality storytelling pieces such as videos, testimonials, or photo essays
- Attend and document at least 4-6 community events or program activities
- Develop and organize a digital media library with reusable content assets
- Create 2 feature stories for outreach, grant writing, or fundraising
- Document health and wellness campus development with biweekly photo/video updates
- Create 3-5 content pieces highlighting new campus vision and impact
- Develop 2 donor or partner spotlight stories supporting the capital campaign
- Assist in promotion of 2 campaign-related events or announcements on digital platforms
- Collaborate with staff to produce reusable outreach materials and templates
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About American Indian Health and Family Services
siteAmerican Indian Health and Family Services focuses on providing culturally grounded health and family services to strengthen community resilience.
What Our Employees Say
- Opportunity to support the health and wellness of Native American and Alaska Native communities in Southeast Michigan. (aihfs.org)
- Work in a culturally competent environment that values cultural traditions and holistic health approaches. (aihfs.org)
- Access to programs focused on community empowerment, prevention, and family services. (aihfs.org)
Challenges You Might Face
- Smaller organization may offer fewer advancement opportunities compared to larger healthcare providers. (www.glassdoor.com)
- Funding largely dependent on grants, which can create financial uncertainty and impact program stability. (aihfs.org)
- Potential to encounter heavier workloads due to serving an underserved community with limited resources. (www.glassdoor.com)