Films With A Cause

We are for a 16 week PAID position through the Social Venture Zone's Penny Appeal Canada grant, beginning January 16th. Applications are due January 6th. We can't wait to work with you in 2023! Must be a TMU student to apply. Position is fully remote!

JOB SUMMARY
The Research Intern (1) will develop the introductory package for Films With A Cause.
Films With A Cause works with clients who seek to meaningfully represent historically marginalized communities and who can recognize the importance of eliminating the use of tropes that reinforce harmful stereotypes. The intern ideally seeks to develop a career in the film and television industry and/or the equity and inclusion consulting/advocacy space.

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
- Exceptional writing skills
- Time management skills
- Initiative
- Highly organized
- Proficient in report research

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: CV & COVER LETTER
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JANUARY 6
PAID POSITION, 16 WEEKS
EMAIL: [email protected]
SUBJECT LINE: RESEARCH INTERNSHIP APPLICATION

Please email us with any questions:
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