Not One More 
Outreach Volunteer
 
Part time volunteer position starting immediately
8 hours per week for 8 weeks; 64 hours total.
If interested in position please send a resume and brief note introducing yourself.
 
NOT 1 MORE (N1M) is a campaign group formed in 2021 in direct response to the violence experienced by environmental defenders. We work with environmental defenders in Cambodia and West Africa and aim to forge international connections, recognizing that many individuals and small organizations are extremely isolated from support networks.
 
Overview
 
The Outreach Intern works in collaboration with N1M directors and other members of the team. S/he will support global outreach and messaging for the upcoming N1M Forest Defender’s Conference, held in Oxford, UK the 20th-21st of June. 
 
S/he is responsible for the development, maintenance and monitoring of adherence to a global outreach strategy that aims to create vibrant social communities of supporters who are engaged with Not One More’s mission and work. In addition to contributing to quality web and social media content and activity, s/he will work with the team to prepare and execute an outreach strategy for our upcoming conference. 
 
Responsibilities
 
• Deliver key messaging to external audiences and creatively promote outreach campaigns
• Cultivate relationships to organisations connected to our global outreach efforts
• Research outreach campaign strategies, best practices, and resources
• Create quality content and regular engagement on social media accounts and websites
• Devise practical measures to promote and support the campaigns
• Show good editorial judgement in assessing the suitability of content
• Maintain an ethical and inclusive approach to media practices 
 
Skills and Qualities 
 
• Excellent writing skills
• Self starter, used to delivering high quality work with limited day-to-day management support
• Able to work independently and in a team
• Good organisational abilities; able to prioritise tasks and meet deadlines
• Good verbal communication skills - able to explain complex issues in clear simple language
• Excellent knowledge of Google Docs / Sheets and facility with word processing software 
• Hands-on experience of social media platforms, especially: Twitter, Facebook, Youtube
• experience or skills in videography / video editing is desirable
• experience or skills in graphic design / design software is desirable 
• Fluent in English, knowledge of additional languages is desirable
Forest Defender’s Conference
John Knox – UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment
Emmanuel de Merode – Director of Virunga National Park, DRC TBC
Sir Ian Redmond – The Ape Alliance, ‘Defending the #Gardenersofthe Forest - 50 years of Gorilla Conservation and carrying on Dian Fossey’s Legacy’
Ouch Leng – Cambodian Human Rights Task Force (CHRTF) and front line forest defender, Cambodia, Winner of the Goldman Prize for Asia 2021
COPINH – Honduras, to speak on the campaign against impunity and work of Berta Cáceres, indigenous environmental leader murdered in 2021 TBC
Justino Sá – Founder of Our Resources, forest defender and Principal Legal Advisor for the National Assembly of Guinea-Bissau
George Monbiot – The Guardian
Dr. Constance Mcdermott – Senior Fellow in Forest Governance and Leader of Ecosystems Governance Group, University of Oxford
John Vidal – The Guardian, Development at what cost? The accelerating exploitation of natural resources, and resulting conflict over land and forests
Marie Manson – Civil Rights Defenders – Supporting human rights defenders at risk
Fiachra Kearney – Epsilar Group, ‘Why we must change how we think about activists’ security’
Billy Kyte – Global Witness TBD
Richard Rogers – Global Diligence, ‘Creative cases at the International Criminal Court’
Marc Limon – Universal Rights Group, presenting work that is bringing together existing resources and legal information for environmental defenders at risk.