Digital Mobilization Lead

Human Impact Institute; Stati Uniti; Remoto; USD 22.000 - 41.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

Human Impact Institute is seeking a Digital Mobilization Lead for a fully remote, part‑time consultancy. The role centers on strengthening online presence, crafting compelling digital content, and coordinating education campaigns to advance climate justice.

Remote, global, ~24 hours per week on a one‑year contract with potential extension. The successful candidate will manage newsletters, digital outreach, and analytics across platforms (LinkedIn, Instagram, websites, email).

Competenze

• At least 2–3 years of hands‑on digital communications experience.
• Experience managing digital campaigns and online content.
• Experience with grassroots movements or nonprofit networks is highly valued.
• Ability to translate complex climate issues into accessible digital stories.

Mansioni

• Develop content strategies across main digital platforms.
• Create engaging content highlighting frontline leadership and climate solutions.
• Plan and launch digital education and advocacy campaigns.
• Coordinate newsletters and email campaigns via Substack and Constant Contact.
• Manage website updates using Wix and WordPress.
• Monitor analytics and adjust outreach strategies.
• Support Google Ad Grant management.
• Engage with movement networks to expand reach.

Conoscenze

Digital communications

Storytelling

Website management

Campaign communications

Grassroots movements experience

Strumenti

Wix

WordPress

Substack

Constant Contact

Canva

Adobe Creative Suite

Google Ads Manager

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Digital Mobilization Lead – 2027 – Fully Remote, Part-Time Consultancy

Are you an experienced digital communications professional passionate about climate justice, environmental advocacy, and grassroots mobilization? An exciting opportunity is available for a Digital Mobilization Lead to help strengthen digital campaigns, expand public engagement, and amplify the voices of communities working towards climate justice. The organization is seeking a creative, strategic, and highly organized professional to lead its digital storytelling, online advocacy campaigns, website management, community newsletters, and digital outreach operations. This is a fully remote, part‑time consultancy open to candidates globally. The successful applicant will work approximately 24 hours per week under an initial one‑year contract, with the possibility of extension and further professional growth. Applications are currently open, and interested candidates should submit their applications before November 23, 2026.

Job Overview

• Position: Digital Mobilization Lead
• Organization: HII
• Employment Type: Part‑Time Consultant
• Work Arrangement: Fully Remote
• Location: Global
• Working Hours: Approximately 24 hours per week
• Working Schedule: 3 days per week
• Contract Duration: 1 year, with potential extension
• Compensation: USD $15.87–$29.81 per hour
• Start Date: January 11, 2027
• Application Deadline: November 23, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST
• Application Method: Online application form

About the Position

The Digital Mobilization Lead will be responsible for strengthening the organization’s online presence and using digital communications to advance climate justice initiatives. The successful candidate will develop compelling digital content, coordinate public education campaigns, maintain website resources, manage community newsletters, and improve the organization’s digital outreach. A major focus of the role is transforming complex environmental, political, and social issues into accessible digital stories that encourage public participation and support collective action. The position goes beyond conventional environmental communications. The organization wants someone who understands digital organizing as a tool for social change and can use online platforms to amplify frontline communities, strengthen movement networks, and promote systemic solutions. The successful consultant will work across several digital channels, including LinkedIn, Instagram, websites, email newsletters, and wider movement networks.

Key Responsibilities – Grassroots Storytelling and Digital Campaigns

• Developing and implementing content strategies across the organization’s main digital platforms.
• Creating engaging content that highlights frontline leadership, intersectional justice, and climate solutions.
• Planning and launching digital public education and advocacy campaigns.
• Communicating climate justice developments, policy updates, and important project milestones.
• Promoting webinars, community engagement activities, and movement mobilization opportunities.
• Developing digital action toolkits, calls to action, and coalition updates.
• Amplifying the work and perspectives of grassroots movements through strategic digital storytelling.

Key Responsibilities – Website Management and Digital Education

• Performing routine website updates and maintenance.
• Publishing climate justice articles, analysis, blogs, and campaign resources.
• Improving website navigation and ensuring user‑friendly access to educational materials.
• Supporting the development of digital entry points for campaigns and public engagement.
• Working with website management platforms such as Wix and WordPress.

Key Responsibilities – Community Newsletters and Digital Communications

• Writing and designing informative community newsletters.
• Preparing and distributing educational updates and campaign dispatches.
• Using platforms such as Substack and Constant Contact.
• Developing content that communicates organizational achievements and campaign developments.
• Maintaining consistent communication with supporters and wider movement networks.

Key Responsibilities – Digital Outreach and Google Ad Grant Management

• Manage and monitor digital search outreach activities.
• Support the effective use of the Google Non‑Profit Ad Grant.
• Maintain and optimise Google Ads campaigns.
• Direct online audiences towards educational toolkits, campaign resources, and public engagement opportunities.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of digital outreach activities.

Key Responsibilities – Digital Performance Monitoring and Analytics

• Tracking social media engagement and audience reach.
• Monitoring website traffic and visitor behaviour.
• Reviewing newsletter delivery and open rates.
• Measuring engagement with campaign resources and digital education materials.
• Using performance data to improve future communications and mobilization strategies.

Qualifications and Experience – Professional Experience

• At least 2–3 years of hands‑on experience in digital communications, storytelling, website management, or campaign communications.
• Experience developing and managing digital campaigns and publishing content across online platforms.
• Experience working with grassroots movements, nonprofit organisations, activist networks, or similar initiatives is highly valued.
• An understanding of different actors, approaches, and perspectives within the climate justice movement.

Technical and Digital Skills

• Website management: Wix and/or WordPress.
• Email communications: Substack and Constant Contact.
• Graphic design and campaign materials: Canva and Adobe Creative Suite.
• Digital advertising: Google Ads Manager and Google Nonprofit Ad Grant infrastructure.
• Remote collaboration: Modern digital communication and project management systems.

Writing and Creative Communication

• Excellent English writing and copywriting skills.
• Strong storytelling and content development abilities.
• The ability to translate technical environmental policies and movement objectives into accessible digital content.
• Experience creating engaging social media captions, campaign visuals, and newsletter communications.
• Working fluency in additional languages, particularly French or Spanish, will be an added advantage.

Personal and Organizational Skills

• Highly organised and reliable.
• Comfortable managing multiple publishing schedules and campaign activities.
• Capable of working independently in a remote environment.
• Creative, proactive, and attentive to detail.
• Committed to equity, collective care, and systemic climate action.

Salary and Compensation

The position offers compensation ranging from USD $15.87 to $29.81 per hour. The final hourly rate will depend on the successful candidate’s professional experience and geographical location, following the organization’s global wage policy. Since this is an independent consultancy, the selected candidate will be responsible for their own financial and legal obligations, including: local tax reporting and income taxes. Social security contributions. Health insurance. Other insurance and regulatory requirements applicable in their country of residence.

Important: This position is offered as a self‑employed consultancy rather than conventional employment. The selected consultant will be responsible for applicable taxes, insurance, and social security obligations in their country of residence.

Working Hours and Contract Duration

This is a part‑time consultancy requiring approximately 24 hours per week, equivalent to three working days. The working schedule is flexible and can be negotiated. However, the successful candidate must be available for required weekly meetings scheduled between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. The initial contract will last one year, with an anticipated start date of January 11, 2027. The organization indicates strong potential for contract extension and career development as its digital reach and campaign portfolio expand. The position is fully remote and open to candidates globally.

Who Can Apply?

This opportunity is suitable for digital communications specialists, social media professionals, campaign coordinators, digital storytellers, and nonprofit communications practitioners. Candidates with experience managing websites, creating advocacy campaigns, designing newsletters, handling digital advertising, and measuring online engagement are particularly encouraged to consider the opportunity. Applicants should also demonstrate a genuine interest in climate justice and the ability to use digital communications to support grassroots organising and public participation.

Application Deadline

November 23, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST.