Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc. ยท 1 day ago
Ambassador Program Assistant (Volunteer/Intern)
United States
Internship
Remote
InternMoral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc. (MISNS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting servicewomen affected by military moral injury. The Ambassador Program Assistant will provide administrative and programmatic support for the Ambassador Program, focusing on communication with participants, resource development, and event coordination.
Government Administration
Hiring Manager
Dr. Daniel Roberts
Responsibilities
Monitor and compile monthly impact check-ins from Ambassadors, tracking metrics such as outreach conversations, referrals, and events attended
Maintain records of partner contacts and assist in identifying where additional support is needed for program participants
Assist MISNS leadership in providing debriefing opportunities and support for Ambassadors after difficult community interactions
Design and update approved educational materials for Ambassadors to share online or in-person
Develop recruitment toolkits and advocacy resources that communicate the program's mission and boundaries
Create content that highlights the flexible engagement levels of the program, from light monthly outreach to leadership roles in panels and training
Assist in identifying and recruiting women veterans to serve as Ambassadors
Help build and maintain referral relationships with nonprofits, clinics, agencies, and businesses
Promote the 'Trauma-Informed Safety' aspect of the program, ensuring potential recruits understand that personal storytelling is optional and participation is flexible
Qualification
Required
Strong communication and interpersonal skills to assist with outreach and support for program participants
Organizational skills, including managing documentation, coordinating schedules, and planning virtual events
Proficiency in relevant technology and tools, such as email platforms, virtual meeting software, and data management systems
Ability to work independently in a remote setting and remain self-motivated and diligent in meeting deadlines
Preferred
Demonstrated interest in advocacy for servicewomen, veterans, or nonprofit services is a plus
Prior experience in project coordination or program support is advantageous but not required
Benefits
Professional Skill Building: Gain hands-on experience in program coordination, outreach strategy, and the design of advocacy and recruitment materials.
Networking Opportunities: Build a professional network by engaging with veteran-focused nonprofits, community agencies, and corporate partners.
Trauma-Informed Training: Develop specialized knowledge in moral injury and learn to operate within a trauma-informed framework that prioritizes safety and boundaries.
Resume Enhancement: Demonstrate leadership and a commitment to social impact, which is highly valuable for careers in social work, public policy, or nonprofit management.
Mentorship & Support: Receive direct guidance from MISNS leadership, including debriefing opportunities to process community interactions.
Meaningful Impact: Directly contribute to reducing the isolation and stigma faced by women veterans by connecting them to life-changing resources.
Flexible Engagement: Enjoy a role designed to be adaptable, allowing you to manage your contributions based on your capacity and academic requirements.
Company
Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc.
Moral Injury Support Network for Servicewomen, Inc.
Founded in 2019
2-10 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Early StageCompany data provided by crunchbase