Social Multi-Media Journalism - Develop your Social Media skills
- Dominican Republic
- Santo Domingo
About Program
Practice and further develop your Social Media skills while experiencing a foreign culture! The purpose of this Social Multimedia project is to promote the foundation's mission which is primarily to raise awareness of the rights of all children in Samaná. You will promote our causes through Social Multimedia which includes content published through local media and social media channels. This program aims to address parenting issues and child welfare through educational videos and social media publication. You will produce short videos, documentaries and radio/television broadcasting content. In the past, our volunteers have produced animated motion pictures, recorded videos, worked on photography, conducted interviews, and updated our social media platforms. Even though project topics are provided, volunteers are encouraged to come up with their own ideas. Part of the work consists of keeping track of the foundation´s work with the children and documenting our program activities e.g.
Video and Photos
Program Highlights
- Let your creativity run wild by updating our social media accounts, webpage and blogs.
- Capture touching moments and reach the people's emotions while promoting children's rights and sustainable tourism.
- Gain Spanish fluency by receiving up to six free lessons per week.
- Make memories you'll never forget while traveling the Dominican Republic and the Dominican way of life and enjoy fiestas as well as dancing bachata, merengue and salsa!
- Support the day-to-day running of the NGO and attend meetings with authorities and community members
Program Impact
You will promote our causes through social multimedia, which includes content published through local media and social media channels. This program aims to address parenting issues and child welfare through educational videos and social media publication.
You will produce short videos, documentaries and radio/television broadcasting content. In the past, our volunteers have produced animated motion pictures, recorded videos, worked on photography, conducted interviews and updated our social media platforms.
Even though project topics are provided, volunteers are encouraged to come up with their own ideas. Part of the work consists of keeping track of the foundation’s work with the children and documenting our program activities (e.g., taking and editing pictures and videos).
