Web-Based Communications Intern - Don't Cage Our Oceans (DCO2)
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DCO2 is currently seeking one communications intern to assist with a wide array of communications activities with a focus on social media and design. We have social media accounts that need to be maintained in creative and engaging ways. Additionally, new materials – fact sheets, newsletters, reports, and other educational and outreach items – need to be formatted and designed. Responsibilities include the following: social media postings, creating user-friendly formats, design and layout for materials and more - use your own style and creativity!
We are looking for someone with the following:
- Strong social media and graphic design skills with at least one years’ experience (personal or professional);
- Experience or knowledge of Canva is preferred;
- An understanding of how communications strategies advance a public interest agenda;
- Excellent interpersonal, writing, organizational skills, and attention to detail; and,
- An interest in fisheries, sustainable agriculture, and/or food systems.
Duration is 3-6 months, depending on interest and availability. Students will receive class credit.
To apply, please email Andrianna Natsoulas (anatsoulas@dontcageouroceans.org) with a cover letter and resume outlining why you are interested in DCO2, this type of work, and relevant work experience.
Research Intern - Don't Cage Our Oceans (DCO2)
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DCO2 is currently seeking a research intern to strengthen our informational capacity and academic foundation to oppose the development of offshore fish farms in the United States. Specifically, we are looking to complete the following projects:
- Corporate Profiles: We are in the process of compiling information on entities that are aggressively pushing for OFF. We need support in the final push! All the corporate profiles will be compiled into one report, to be released in 2024.
- Science Library: DCO2 is looking to create a Science Library with easy reference to scientific articles that support our position to ban industrial fish farms in federal waters. This library would also include easy to find experts on specific issue areas. Many articles are already uploaded, they simply need to be organized and entered into a database/spreadsheet.
- Update previous research projects that reflect government funding of industrial aquaculture, as well as data on import/export statistics on seafood.
- Short research inquiries, as necessary.
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This position can receive class credit. To apply, please email Andrianna Natsoulas (anatsoulas@dontcageouroceans.org) a resume and cover letter, outlining why you are interested in DCO2, this type of work, and relevant work experience.