Contract Position: Social Media Specialist
Organization: Asian Mental Health Project
Estimated Commitment: 1-5 hours per week
Location: Remote

About the Asian Mental Health Project:
Asian Mental Health Project provides educational resources and community care initiatives that help make mental health care more accessible and approachable for the Pan-Asian community. Today, we create multimedia resources, host community events and provide mental health assistance grants.

Position Overview:
Passionate about mental health? Have you grown social media accounts for cause-based organizations? Then, apply to be our social media specialist. We are looking for a contractor with 1-5 years of experience managing social media accounts and creating graphic and video content.

Compensation:

$25 per hour

Key Responsibilities:

• Social Media Content Creation:

  • Develop and curate engaging content to promote upcoming digital events and affinity group meetings on social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.).

  • Work with the communications team to ensure all digital event promotions align with our mission and branding.

  • Keep up to date with social media trends and create engaging content that thoughtfully utilizes trends to grow the Asian Mental Health Project social channels

Qualifications:

• Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.

• Familiarity with Instagram

• Proficient in social media content creation and management (e.g., Canva, Hootsuite, or similar tools).

• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with a diverse team.

• A passion for mental health awareness and a commitment to supporting the Asian community.

Time Commitment:
This position is estimated to require 1-5 hours per week, with flexibility in hours based on event scheduling and promotion needs. The role is remote and can be managed from any location.

To apply, please email your resume to asianmentalhealthproject@gmail.com & answer the question "What does culturally responsive mental health care mean to you?"