Social Media and Digital Communications Support
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Create engaging social media content for OHCHR ROSA
Support OHCHR ROSA's digital communications by drafting, designing, and editing social media content for platforms like X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Work under the Public Information Officer to enhance the Office's digital presence and promote human rights in Southern Africa.
Why This Role?
Gain practical experience in digital advocacy and strategic public engagement within the United Nations system
Key Responsibilities
- Draft engaging social media content for various platforms
- Design and adapt social media graphics, quote cards, and banners
- Edit and reformat video content for different social media platforms
- Support the creation of social media packages for key events
- Monitor emerging social media trends and best practices
Requirements
- Excel
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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The OHCHR Regional Office for Southern Africa seeks to engage one (1) Online Volunteer to support social media and digital communications activities under the guidance of the Public Information Officer (PIO).…
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