A.A.C. is on the hunt for a few remarkable Staff Writerz for our Shutdown Magazine and Blog. We are looking to change the way we blog and we thought there may be a few good people out there with the passion and tenacity to produce meaningful and remarkable content about art based activism.
Working with A.A.C. will be a challenge, anything worth doing is. The challenge will center on doing your best and producing truly excellent content that may change our reader's opinions and offer a new view of our world. If you're up for a deadline driven, goal-oriented, collaborative environment with plenty of hard work. This is for you. If you're afraid of hard work. It's ok, keep being afraid. Everyone else, the position description is below.
Read it, see how you measure up, and email us at connect@aacshutdown.org with your name, age, location, and a brief statement(1 paragraph) explaining why you're interested. This is a volunteer position. (Deadline to Apply July 27, 2012)
Here is a quick list of responsibilities:
Responsible for completing assigned articles according to deadlines
Attend regular conference calls and/or meet-ups
Report to the Editor of the Shutdown Magazine
Assist the editor with creating and updating content of the magazine
Writes feature stories for A.A.C. Shutdown Magazine
Coordinate interviews that are necessary for the completion of projects
Actively contribute to team meetings regarding new projects
Suggest ideas and brainstorm new content with team members
Produces well-written and accurate content for publication in the Shutdown Magazine and A.A.C. Blog
Responsible for conducting research on feature content
P.S. It's the 21st century. You won't have to relocate to join our team.
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