Since 1996, the Aruba Monument Fund Foundation (SMFA) has mainly been involved in financing the restoration and maintenance of protected monuments and is the financial institution in the field of ...
Social Media volunteer for Long Live Heritage project
Practical details
Volunteers vacancy (task-event-role) • Project role (Temporary)
Contact person
Mircla Nava
Provided
#71356
Scan me or visit www.arubavolunteers.org/o/Stichting-Monumentenfonds-Aruba/opportunities/Sociale-Media-vrijwilliger-voor-project-Lang-Leven-het-Erfgoed/71356 to join
'Long Live Heritage' is an interactive and accessible way for young and old to get to know the heritage and monuments of Aruba.
For the Long Live Heritage project, we are looking for someone who has experience with social media and content creation for Facebook, LinkedIn, but mainly Instagram. As a social media volunteer you are responsible for the content of this project on our social media accounts. You publish, monitor and answer questions related to the project.
'Long Live Heritage' is an interactive and accessible way for young and old to get to know the heritage and monuments of Aruba.
We organize various workshops and events, connect participants through a shared experience, organize monthly competitions on Instagram and work on a close-knit community with a passion for heritage, culture, art and photography. These activities create special photos and stories that are given a place in a comprehensive DIY magazine and a traveling exhibition.
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About Stichting Monumentenfonds Aruba
Since 1996, the Aruba Monument Fund Foundation (SMFA) has mainly been involved in financing the restoration and maintenance of protected monuments and is the financial institution in the field of heritage care. In addition, the foundation is also committed to raising awareness and education about cultural heritage.
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