Do you want your creativity to mean something? At Inclusive Sol, your words and designs won’t just fill a feed—they’ll help expand access to disability services, foster community connection, and spark greater inclusion. This is your chance to use your voice to make a difference.
Mission Statement: Inclusive Sol, a nonprofit, expands access to disability services, fosters community connections, and advances public awareness to promote equity and inclusion for individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.
Position Overview
Inclusive Sol is seeking a Social Media Coordinator to help grow our online presence and storytelling. This role is ideal for students passionate about content creation, digital engagement, and social impact. You’ll take the lead in writing posts, designing graphics in Canva, and managing campaigns that highlight disability inclusion, equity, and advocacy—all while receiving one-on-one mentorship.
Responsibilities
- Write original content for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X
- Create and design graphics, stories, and reels in Canva aligned with campaigns and events
- Develop and maintain a social media editorial calendar
- Track metrics and engagement to improve reach and performance
- Research disability rights, inclusive practices, and health equity trends for content development
- Support cross-promotion with partners and assist with digital campaigns
- Collaborate with the Executive Director on messaging and storytelling for advocacy initiatives
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in an accredited college or university
- Strong interest in Communications: Marketing, Public Relations, Advertising, or Journalism
- Strong writing and editing skills with creativity for visual storytelling
- Proficient in Canva; familiarity with social platforms and analytics tools a plus
- Organized, proactive, and able to work independently
Benefits, Perks & Culture
At Inclusive Sol, internships are designed with learning at the center. As a Social Media Coordinator, you’ll gain:
- Mentorship: One-on-one guidance from Inclusive Sol’s founder, an award-winning nonprofit leader, consultant, and County Commissioner.
- Mission-Driven Experience: Exposure to real advocacy campaigns that have shaped LA County’s first CP motion, resource guide, and LAUSD’s district-wide inclusion resolution.
- Educational & Hands-On Training: Build your portfolio while contributing to campaigns, events, and digital resources—including California’s only peer-led CP caregiver support groups.
- Flexibility: Remote, school-credit-eligible, and designed to balance academics, well-being, and professional growth.
This internship is unpaid, structured to provide academic credit, and focuses on offering training and mentorship. Coordinator projects are designed to complement (not replace) the work of paid staff.
There is no expectation of compensation or guarantee of employment upon completion of the internship.
Hours: 3–8 hours/week (flexible, based on school credit requirements)
Compensation: Unpaid; School credit only
Location: Remote
Application: Here