Nonprofit
Published 9 days ago

Videographer | Malawi | Volunteer Internationally

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Ottawa, ON, Canada
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    4 to 6 months (flexible)
    Recurrence:
    One time only
    Volunteers Needed:
    1
    Cause Areas:
    Economic Development, Education, Immigrants or Refugees, International Relations, Volunteering
    Benefits:
    Stipend Provided, Training Provided, Housing Available, Language / Cultural Support Available
    Good For:
    International Volunteers
    Age Requirement:
    6+

    Description

    ***Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada only***

    Assignment Type: Canadian International Volunteer

    Eligibility Requirements: Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada only

    Assignment ID: VA-107292

    Assignment Title: Videographer

    Partner: Ulalo

    Country: Malawi

    Duration: 4 to 6 months (flexible)

    Time Commitment: Full time

    Assignment Context

    Are you passionate about environmental conservation? Do you have the filmmaking and editing skills to share?

    As a Videographer at Ulalo in Mzuzu, Malawi, you will play a key role in enhancing the organization’s digital presence and fundraising efforts. You will collaborate directly with the team to produce high-impact short videos and photo essays that showcase Ulalo's vital work in environmental sustainability. This role goes beyond filming – it is about building long-term capacity and shaping a powerful visual narrative that resonates globally.

    Apply today to make a tangible impact on environmental conservation in Malawi!

    Location

    On-site

    Canada

    1404 Scott St, Ottawa, ON K1Y 2N2, Canada

    How to Volunteer for This Opportunity

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