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Sciencious is an international 501(c)(3) organization that aims to help youth from disadvantaged backgrounds become more interested in STEM through online tutoring sessions. Sciencious Canada is one of its new branch, looking to build a strong team of leaders who willl make a difference here.  We are looking for a Media Manager, Graphic Designer and a Chief of Tutors to take on leadership roles to ensure the smooth running of the program. We still have places for tutors, so if it interests you, you can also apply for a tutor role by sending us an email! Make a difference in the lives of unprivileged children by applying! You don't have to be from Canada in order to make a difference there :) Media Manager: Your role will be to manage our social medias, such as Instagram, and create a monthly calendar of scheduled publications. The role of a Media Manager is, at the end, to make the organization more known and spread our message. Graphic Designer...

Sciencious Canada is looking for tutors to help youth from disadvantaged backgrounds in Canada become more interested in STEM through online tutoring sessions . As a tutor, you can choose the STEM field that interests you the most: astronomy, physics, chemistry, coding, and more.  We are also looking for a Director of Recruitment and a Director of Outreach to take on leadership roles to ensure the smooth running of the program. Make a difference in the lives of unprivileged children by applying! You don't have to be from Canada in order to make a difference there :) Roles you can apply for: Tutor : you get to have 1-3 students with whom you decide the schedule working for both parties. Director of Outreach: your role will be to strengthen the relationship between an organization and the community. That means you will be in charge of everything related to communication (Instagram, marketing, etc) Director of Recruitment : your role...

A new series of dynamic and accessible online learning modules for creative and cultural professionals around the world, designed with input from creative hub leaders from Southeast Asia and the UK. BACKGROUND The global escalation of Covid-19 has changed the way we live, learn, communicate and work. For the arts and culture sector, the current crisis has brought on challenges on a global level: from the closing of physical shared spaces, restrictions on live gatherings, limited mobility, a push towards remote working, and the loss of livelihood for many professionals, among others. In response to the global pandemic, we hosted   ‘Communities of a New Future: A series of creative hub conversations’   in 2020 to explore how different parts of the world have tackled these issues. Through these interactions, we were able to collect insights from creative hub leaders in Southeast Asia and the UK. Some of their needs included the knowledge to digitise programme delivery and...