Culture & News Intern

Role Overview

Are you passionate about mental health, wellness and self-care, plugged into current events, and immersed in pop culture? We’re looking for a creative and culturally savvy Culture & News Intern with a mental health focus to help us connect topics with what’s happening in the world today. This role is perfect for a college student who’s tuned in to the latest trends and loves creating content that resonates with their peers.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor Current Events & Trends: Stay up-to-date on pop culture, viral moments, and major news, identifying opportunities to link them to mental health themes.
• Create Engaging Content: Develop creative posts, stories, and captions for social media that tie culture and mental health together in a relatable way.
• Research & Write: Draft blog posts, mental health tips, or social media content inspired by current events or trending conversations.
• Collaborate: Work with the content and marketing teams to brainstorm ideas that make mental health approachable and engaging for young audiences.
• Advocate: Be a voice for the college student demographic, ensuring our brand stays relevant and impactful.
• Engage with the Community: Monitor comments, messages, and discussions on our platforms to help us understand what resonates most with our audience.

Who You Are

• Culturally Informed: You’re always in the loop on what’s happening in pop culture, social media, and the world.
• Mental Health Enthusiast: You’re passionate about mental health and breaking down stigmas, especially for young adults.
• Creative Communicator: You love creating content and know how to speak to Millennials, Gen Z and college students authentically.
• Strong Writer: You can write catchy captions, engaging posts, and thoughtful reflections with ease.
• Adaptable & Self-Driven: You can manage your time and tasks while keeping a finger on the pulse of trends.

Qualifications

• Current college student or recent graduate (preferably in journalism, psychology, communications, or a related field).
• Experience with social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.
• Basic understanding of mental health topics and a willingness to learn more.
• Familiarity with Canva, video editing tools, or other creative platforms is a plus.