Program Development Content Coordinator

Phoenix, AZ (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableMid Level3+ years expFull time

Posted 4 months ago

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Job Summary

The role focuses on shaping program information and storytelling, coordinating imagery and written content across internal and external teams. It requires strong writing, editing, planning, and collaboration skills, with responsibilities covering photography, multimedia content, and program library management. Preferred candidates bring photography/video experience, creativity, organization, and cross-cultural communication abilities.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Fulfill the acquisition, production, and dissemination of program information within your assigned region, ensuring timely and relevant data and content for use by the development and communications functions.
  • The PDCC can write and edit copy for cross-channel assets, including print, digital, email, and social media.
  • Deliver engaging, focused, accurate copy for a wide variety of projects; own assignments from concept to initial draft to deployment; and contribute to the evolution of PWNA’s voice.
  • Planning (internal and external), information gathering (onsite, online and remotely), effectively packaging, publishing and distributing information in a fashion that meets the needs of target audiences, collaborating across teams to develop and drive storytelling opportunities by using data, insights, and information.
  • Coordinating information needs and deliverables from contract staff, outside vendors and collaborators, as well as in-house program team assignments to ensure all deadlines are met.
  • Fulfill the program information needs (imagery and storytelling) to meet business objectives of the development and communication departments, composing fundraising content such as need and service stories, newsletter and impact stories, education pieces, multimedia, statistics about our work and the need for our work, materials on issues in Indian country and materials as requested for training or other purposes.
  • Photography: In person or in collaboration, secure requested and general images to portray in compelling ways the people we serve (partners, participants and communities), apparent needs, community distributions or products being home-delivered, training in progress or other work being accomplished.
  • Multimedia: Develop or manage development of audio/video/multimedia content and real-time or professional photographs or film.
  • Submitted Images: Coordinate with program partners, collaborators or contract photographers to secure their images that support our work, need for the work and impact stories.
  • Photo Permissions & Distribution: Ensure releases are in place for images secured. Ensure all photos are published in the Program Library in high resolution and thumbnails, with keyword coding (such as DBAs, reservation, community, individual, service, and other info that will aid rapid searches by Development and other end users).

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Communication, Public Relations, Marketing or Fundraising
  • Three years of experience in journalism, marketing, public relations, reporting, or related field
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Photoshop, SharePoint and internet web browsers

Preferred

  • Experience with photography and real-time video
  • Creativity, insightfulness and innovation in how content is packaged and delivered
  • Strong organizational and management skills for multitasking and handling large volumes of info
  • Effective relationship and customer service skills
  • Able to interact appropriately and effectively with people of different cultures
  • Research, report-writing and publishing story experience
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Photoshop, SharePoint and internet web browsers
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Partnership With Native Americans

Partnership With Native Americans is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to championing hope for a brighter future for Native Americans living on remote, isolated and impoverished reservations. Collaborating for more than 25 years with our reservation partners, we provide consistent aid and services for Native Americans with the highest need in the U.S.The majority of PWNA's support is designed to help meet the basic human needs of those most vulnerable: Native American Elders and youth. PWNA works with hundreds of reservation program partners in hundreds of tribal communities across the Southwest and Northern Plains. Year-round, we deliver about 5 million pounds of new and high-quality goods to the reservations for immediate relief from impoverishment. In addition, PWNA provides educational assistance, supports the work in process by reservation communities and helps build more capacity. This approach respects local goals and priorities and supports more self-sufficient American Indian communities.

Founded in 1990
Addison, Texas, USA

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