Producer Volunteer

Company Description

LoopRoots Foundation Careers supports individuals and families impacted by incarceration, people navigating reentry, at-risk youth, and survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. The organization connects community members with practical resources that promote stability and resilience. Services include transportation assistance, housing and food support, counseling, and visitation assistance. LoopRoots also partners with community-based support services to help participants build sustainable support networks. Volunteers play a key role in amplifying these efforts and expanding the reach of programs. Role Description The Producer Volunteer is a remote role focused on planning, coordinating, and producing digital content and virtual programming that highlight LoopRoots initiatives and community stories. Day-to-day tasks may include organizing virtual events or webinars, coordinating schedules and logistics, managing digital recordings, and supporting post-production activities such as basic editing and content distribution. The volunteer will collaborate with staff and other volunteers to develop production timelines, prepare run-of-show documents, and ensure smooth execution of virtual sessions. This role may also involve drafting simple promotional materials, collecting feedback from participants, and recommending improvements to future content and events. The position is a volunteer opportunity designed for individuals who want to use production and organizational skills in support of social impact.

Qualifications

Ability to coordinate and manage virtual events, including scheduling, organizing run-of-show, and overseeing basic logistics for remote sessions. Experience or interest in digital content production, such as managing recordings, assisting with basic video or audio editing, and supporting content publication. Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the capacity to handle multiple tasks and meet agreed-upon timelines. Clear written and verbal communication skills, including comfort collaborating with diverse stakeholders in a remote environment. Empathy and cultural sensitivity when working with individuals and families impacted by incarceration, violence, or trauma. Comfort using common digital tools and platforms (e.g., video conferencing software, collaborative documents, project management tools). Ability to work independently with guidance, demonstrate reliability, and maintain confidentiality where required. Prior experience in community work, social impact organizations, media production, or event coordination is beneficial but not required.