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Social Media Fellowship

CALÓ News is seeking a temporary social media producer who will support newsroom content creation efforts during a six-month fellowship, including highlighting election coverage, promoting in-house campaigns and optimizing community-centered stories. They must be adept at creating content that engages new audiences, converts them into loyal followers and drives them to our website. 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Work alongside CALÓ News editors and reporters to refine its social media strategy and promote published stories on social media.
  • Propose captivating and insightful content that engages current followers and attracts new followers on our social media platforms.
  • Manage publishing operations, including scheduling, posting and quality assurance across the newsroom’s social platforms.
  • Maintain real-time communication with followers on social media.
  • Support in the execution of social media ads when needed. Consult with editors to boost specific stories and content.
  • Assist reporters out in the field with filming and editing videos fit for social media.
  • Communicate effectively with editors and reporters to avoid publishing errors, delays or execution issues.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Must have experience with graphic design, video editing and on-the-street reporting videos.
  • In-person, hybrid position. Must be able to commute to Los Angeles and surrounding areas.

TO APPLY:

  • Email your cover letter, resume and (2) writing samples to admin@latinomedia.org
  • All files should be submitted in PDF format

Click here for the full job description.


Freelance Pitches

If you have a story idea to pitch to our newsroom, please make sure it is a subject we cover. We cover Latinos in Los Angeles and California, as well as the Southwest in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico. For California and Los Angeles stories, please contact Denise Florez at denise@calonews.com. For Southwest stories, please contact Joanna Jacobo at joanna@calonews.com.

We appreciate all story ideas and pitches and regret that we are unable to reply to every request. We have a small staff and we can't cover every story out there, but we do our best to represent our communities fairly and accurately. 

For anonymous tips, you can email calonews@proton.me (emails are encrypted from end to end if sending from a Proton email) or send a message through our Hush Line

 

 

 

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