Network of Spiritual Progressives Web Content Management and Outreach Intern Job Listing at Tikkun magazine and the Network of Spiritual Progressives in Berkeley, CA (Job ID 249728)

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Are you excited about the vision of the Network of Spiritual Progressives? Come help us generate buzz and support for the Network of Spiritual Progressives on the Internet while managing and building out the NSP website (www.spiritualprogressives.com).

The Network of Spiritual Progressives and Tikkun are looking for an intern to handle these projects:

1) NSP Web Content Management
We need someone with a clear understanding of our spiritual progressive worldview to help manage and update our website. Duties on this front might include editing and posting new content, migrating data from our old site to the new one, or (if you have the requisite skills) building out the current website to create a space where different chapters of the NSP could connect with each other, have discussion forums, and more.

2) Web Outreach for the NSP
Every day, increasing visibility and interconnection on the Internet becomes more of a science. Tweeting and re-tweeting, getting posts to go viral, determining the optimal timing of Facebook status posts, and engaging in search engine optimization are all becoming more methodical as people discover what draws web traffic within the ever-growing ocean of online content. We are looking for someone who is interested in these new online visibility strategies and would like to put them into practice.

To Apply for Internships with the NSP and Tikkun Community:
Write a self-revealing letter to Rabbi Lerner (rabbilerner.tikkun@gmail.com) telling about yourself, your passions, what part of the NSP and Tikkun vision you share and what part seems problematic to you, what are your special talents, what is your time availability (starting when?), and what is your own passion in life, goals for yourself, and why do you want to work with us? When are you available to start and for how long? We need a minimum commitment of fifteen hours per week. These internships are supervised directly by Editor Michael Lerner.