Organizational Writer
Survivors to Superheroes · New York, United States
- Hybrid
- Volunteer
- New York, United States
Job highlights
- Write content for nonprofit's blog and website.
- Research sexual violence and survivor resources.
- Collaborate with marketing and communications teams.
- Repurpose content for various digital platforms.
- Gain nonprofit experience and mentorship opportunities.
About the role
Organizational Writer
Survivors to Superheroes is a volunteer-run nonprofit empowering young people affected by sexual violence through advocacy, education, and original content. We are seeking a volunteer Organizational Writer to produce written content for our blog, website, and digital campaigns. Writers will help shape our messaging, amplify survivor-centered resources, and support outreach and education efforts.
Responsibilities
- Produce informative, engaging blog posts, web pages, and other digital copy aligned with our mission and voice
- Research and fact-check resources and statistics related to sexual violence, survivor support, and prevention
- Collaborate with the Digital Content Manager and Communications & Marketing team to plan content, meet deadlines, and optimize messaging for target audiences
- Revise content based on editorial feedback and ensure content is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and accessible
- Help repurpose long-form content into social posts, email snippets, or resource summaries as needed
- Maintain content tracking and contribute to editorial calendar planning
Qualifications
- College student, recent graduate, or professional writer looking to gain experience or volunteer contribution
- Strong writing, editing, and research skills
- Experience writing for web, blogs, newsletters, or social media (nonprofit, advocacy, personal narrative experience a plus)
- Familiarity with SEO basics and best practices for online readability preferred
- Commitment to trauma-informed language, survivor-centered perspectives, and confidentiality
- Ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and collaborate remotely using Google Workspace, Slack, and Asana
- Prior content/editing experience or portfolio samples preferred but not required
Benefits
- Meaningful, mission-driven volunteer work with direct mentorship
- Hands-on experience in nonprofit operations, project coordination, and executive support
- Flexible remote schedule and opportunities for increased responsibility and skill development
- A resume-building position and job references from other staff members
Survivors to Superheroes is committed to an inclusive, trauma-informed environment. All backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Key skills/competency
- Writing
- Editing
- Research
- Content Creation
- Digital Content
- SEO
- Trauma-Informed Language
- Communication
- Project Coordination
- Nonprofit
Skills & topics
- Organizational Writer
- Content Writer
- Nonprofit Writer
- Volunteer Writer
- Blog Writer
- Web Content
- Digital Campaigns
- Advocacy
- Trauma-Informed
- Survivor Support
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight writing, editing, research, and any nonprofit or advocacy experience. Emphasize your commitment to trauma-informed language.
- Craft a compelling cover letter: Express your passion for Survivors to Superheroes' mission and explain how your skills align with the Organizational Writer role.
- Showcase your portfolio: Include relevant writing samples, especially those demonstrating web, blog, or social media content creation.
- Prepare for remote collaboration: Be ready to discuss your experience with tools like Google Workspace, Slack, and Asana, and your ability to work independently.
- Demonstrate commitment: Articulate your understanding of trauma-informed principles and survivor-centered approaches.
Technical preparation
Familiarize yourself with Google Workspace tools.,Practice writing for web and blog formats.,Understand basic SEO principles.,Prepare examples of trauma-informed writing.
Behavioral questions
Describe your commitment to survivor-centered approaches.,How do you handle constructive editorial feedback?,Explain your experience with remote collaboration.,How do you ensure content is trauma-informed?
Frequently asked questions
- What is the time commitment for the Organizational Writer role at Survivors to Superheroes?
- While this is a volunteer position, the time commitment is flexible and remote. Successful candidates will need to demonstrate an ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Discuss your availability during the application process to align expectations.
- What kind of writing samples are most relevant for the Organizational Writer position?
- The most relevant writing samples for the Organizational Writer role would showcase your ability to create engaging content for the web, blogs, newsletters, or social media. Experience with nonprofit work, advocacy, or personal narrative is a plus.
- Is prior experience with SEO necessary for the Organizational Writer role?
- Familiarity with SEO basics and best practices for online readability is preferred, but not strictly required for the Organizational Writer position. The organization values a willingness to learn and adapt, and this can be a growth opportunity.
- How does Survivors to Superheroes ensure a trauma-informed environment for its volunteers?
- Survivors to Superheroes is committed to an inclusive, trauma-informed environment. This commitment is reflected in their language, communication, and operational practices, ensuring a supportive and respectful experience for all involved.
- What kind of mentorship and skill development can I expect as an Organizational Writer?
- As an Organizational Writer, you will receive direct mentorship and gain hands-on experience in nonprofit operations and project coordination. There are also opportunities for increased responsibility and further skill development within the organization.
- Can I get references from Survivors to Superheroes after volunteering as an Organizational Writer?
- Yes, this position is designed to be resume-building. You can expect to receive job references from other staff members upon successful completion of your volunteer contribution as an Organizational Writer.