Community Network Coordinator
The
Family and Community Twining Society (FACTS) is a non-profit
organization that aims to develop networks of people working to address
the needs of the community. We are looking for a student who is
passionate about continuing to develop FACTSnet community networks and
possesses the leadership skills needed to coordinate one or more
networks. Currently our emphasis is on networks that contribute to our
Canada 2017 initiatives, which are being developed in honour of Canada’s
150th anniversary. Our networks are community based, and connect with
organizations and individuals across Canada that work with families,
teachers, students, parents, and seniors. A special effort will be made
to contact groups that work with aboriginals, persons with disabilities,
and newcomers to Canada and use French as well as English.
The
successful intern will work on one or more projects that reflect their
academic background and personal interests. Projects will be determined
in consultation with the FACTSnet team, and deadlines will be negotiated
with the intern prior to beginning work. The position of Network
Coordinator also entails supervising and coordinating network
participants and administrative work related to the FACTSnet team. The
volunteer must support the values that FACTS is committed to uphold, as
well as the values of our partners and sponsors. Research, training and
network development may take place at various sites in specific
communities and over the Internet. Regular meetings and reporting to the
FACTSnet team will be required from all interns.
Responsibilities:
- Coordinate work being done on one or more FACTSnet networks.
- Undertake administrative duties for the FACTSnet team.
- Participate in one or more networking dialogues.
- Communicate with and report regularly to the FACTSnet team, through email and meetings.
Ideal for someone with Course Work in:
- Education
- Digital Technology
- Leadership and Management
- History
- Library Science
- Biological Sciences, with an interest in Mental Health projects
- Communications
- Arts & Social Sciences, with an interest in Mental Health projects
- Public Relations
Some specialized skills required:
- An ability to use Google software and basic computer skills.
What we will accomplish at the end of the Internship:
- Improved networking resources.
- More network contacts and participants.
- Stronger relationships between organizations with common goals and interests.
- Meaningful discussions on topics relevant to the community.
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