Volunteer: Survivor-Safe Social Media Content Package

Los Angeles, CA (Remote)

Salary Not AvailableIntern/New GradVolunteer

Posted 4 months ago

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Job Summary

Volunteer to develop survivor-safe social media guidelines, a 30-day content calendar, and sample captions for a trauma-informed outreach program.

  • Own creation of trauma-informed guidelines, calendars, and captions for multiple platforms.
  • Must-have: Ability to collaborate with a team to refine language.
  • Standout: Focus on consent, anonymization, and low-risk public engagement.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • We’d like to connect with a skilled volunteer to help us develop a ready-to-use package: survivor-safe social media guidelines (do’s/don’ts, trauma-informed language, consent and anonymization standards); a 30-day content calendar for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn; sample captions for support messaging, resource awareness, and program updates; and guidance on when not to post.
  • Volunteers will help create consistent, trauma-informed outreach that increases awareness of services and enables immediate, low-risk public engagement.
  • Our team will collaborate to refine language, approve final content, and implement the calendar.
  • Volunteers can expect a brief kickoff to clarify platform focus, sensitive constraints, and approval steps.
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Army Pink - Pathway To Freedom

Army Pink is forming as a nonprofit to build a national transportation access and safety pathway for individuals leaving domestic violence situations. Our initiative, Pathway to Freedom, is designed to remove a critical barrier survivors face: safe, immediate transportation.The Escape Club is our membership community. Members contribute monthly to directly fund safe rides and receive updates, education, and opportunities to engage in the mission.We are also developing a secure wellness and stabilization portal to provide restorative practices, guided reflections, and supportive tools to help individuals strengthen resilience during vulnerable periods.Army Pink focuses on freedom, safety, and rebuilding life. We are building structured, scalable infrastructure to help people move from unsafe to safe with security, privacy, and care, while creating a network of allies, partners, and supporters ready to make a real impact.

Founded in 2025
Los Angeles, California, USA
6 employees (3 in marketing)

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Current headcount: ~7

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