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WFF Youth Voices for International Year of the Woman Farmer Campaign - Sri Lanka

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  • Posted 3 days ago · via Taleo

Create social media content amplifying youth voices in agrifood systems

Online Volunteers will contribute 10-20 social media posts across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn focused on young women and youth empowerment in agrifood systems. They will support the creation, adaptation, and amplification of content including posts, captions, short videos, testimonials, and visuals highlighting youth leadership. Volunteers will also amplify campaign messages through personal and community networks using agreed hashtags a...

Why This Role?

Access to FAO Youth Masterclasses and dedicated training in storytelling, advocacy, and digital communication

Key Responsibilities

  • Attend one virtual training session on youth storytelling
  • Contribute 10-20 social media posts across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn
  • Support creation and amplification of social media content including posts, captions, short videos, testimonials, and visuals
  • Share and amplify campaign messages through personal, academic, professional, and community networks using agreed hashtags
  • Encourage community participation and online dialogue through comments, reposts, story engagement, polls, and peer-to-peer outreach
  • Collaborate with fellow volunteers to ensure coordinated messaging and consistent campaign visibility

Requirements

  • Fluency in Sinhalese and/or Tamil
  • Ability to contribute 10-20 social media posts
  • Capacity to support content creation and amplification across platforms
  • Experience or interest in youth storytelling and agrifood systems advocacy
  • Willingness to engage in community outreach and peer-to-peer dialogue
  • Collaboration skills for team coordination and inclusive engagement

Required Skills

social media managementcontent creationstorytellingdigital communicationteam collaborationsocial media content creationyouth storytellingcommunity engagementcross-cultural communicationadvocacy

Indonesia Context

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WFF and the YWE Programme seek the support of enthusiastic Online Volunteers to contribute to the design and implementation of a social media campaign focused on the IYWF, with a particular emphasis on youth voices and outreach in the Asia-Pacific region.…

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  • UNKNOWNThis listing states no pay. Role median is $125,000/year (n=185 pay-disclosing listings).
  • VERIFIEDFAO Sri Lanka: 1 postings in the last 3 months, 1 all-time on LokerDollar.
  • VERIFIEDCompany first seen Oct 16, 2026.
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Job Type
part time
Location
Remote · Countries not stated
Category
Seniority
entry
PostedNewNew & verified
Oct 15, 2026

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