Storytelling and Content Manager at Global Give Back Circle

About the Role

This position offers a great opportunity for career growth within Global Give Back Circle's mission to advance gender equity and dignified work for young women.

Key Responsibilities

Writing and General Communications

• Collect and develop participant, alumni, and staff stories that demonstrate HER Lab's transformative impact across partner sites, submitting polished content for review
• Draft content for HER Lab platforms, including social media, newsletters, donor updates, press releases, and the website, ensuring alignment with approved branding and messaging
• Maintain active relationships with partner teams and join check-ins to gather story leads, milestones, and quotes that reflect participant journeys
• Contribute to the development of advocacy campaign materials that highlight HER Lab's role in advancing gender equity, mindset shifts, and dignified work for young women

Social Media and Digital Storytelling

• Collaborate closely with the Digital Communications Manager to plan, script, and produce digital content including reels, short videos, testimonials, and photo stories that spotlight HER Lab participants, mentors, and community champions
• Adapt content for multiple platforms (LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, X, and the HER Lab website) to ensure cohesive tone, design, and messaging across all channels
• Ensure all digital content upholds HER Lab's safeguarding and consent standards and accurately credits partners and donors

Advocacy and Media Engagement

• Support the Communications Lead in translating participant and community stories into advocacy content such as op-eds, issue briefs, social media campaigns, and thought-leadership pieces that shift community mindsets
• Contribute to the planning, identification, and implementation of advocacy and awareness campaigns, ensuring participant voices and lived experiences are at the center of messaging
• Assist in documenting and disseminating learnings from advocacy initiatives to inform future communication strategies and policy