Communications Intern, Indigenous Health Centre of Tiohtià:ke

• Social Media Management and Digital Communications
  • Assist in managing and updating IHCT’s social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikoTok and YouTube.
  • Create and provide social media content
  • Monitor social media comments, reactions, messages, and feedback,
  • Provide photos and videos during IHCT events, cultural activities, workshops, and community services to showcase the organization’s programs and initiatives.
  • Contribute to increasing awareness of IHCT’s programs, services, and holistic model of care among Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations, community members, partners, and stakeholders.
    
• Internal Communications
  • Assist in writing, editing, and distributing IHCT’s monthly newsletter.
  • Support the preparation of staff meeting agendas and take meeting minutes.
  • Proofread and edit internal and external communications materials
  • Assist with translation of communications materials, when possible.
• Communications and Promotional Materials
  • Assist in designing and developing communication materials, including posters, flyers, presentations, and promotional documents.
  • Create and maintain presentation templates and visual materials using tools such as Canva and Microsoft PowerPoint.
  • Ensure that all communications materials follow IHCT’s visual identity and branding guidelines.
  • Help develop and communicate consistent, culturally grounded key messages that reflect IHCT’s mission, values, holistic approach to care, and community expectations.

You must be a Concordia student enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program through the winter 2027 term.

• Students who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit or Métis will be prioritized for this role. Students not identifying as Indigenous in Canada should have a good understanding of Indigenous realities and allyship.
• Strong grasp of social media
• Knowledge of the Indigenous community is an asset
• Excellent writing skills in English (and preferably in French as well)

January 11 - April 6, 2027 (12 weeks)

These dates could be negotiated between the intern and the host organization. Internships might be renewed for up to 3 terms if that is of interest to both the student and the host.

• Site of work: In-person
• Address(es): 2100, Marlowe Avenue, Suite 236, Montreal, Quebec, H4A 3L5

Note: Interns are invited to come work at SHIFT's co-working space (LB-145) between 10-4 throughout the work week.

Independence: This role offers a balance of independent work and guidance. Students will have opportunities to take ownership of their work while receiving support as they build confidence, develop new skills, and contribute to the organization's work.

Support: You'll have scheduled opportunities for guidance and feedback, with additional support available as needed.

120 hours total, 10 hours a week

$2,500

Please note that payments are made as awards, sent in 2 installments. 

Please submit the following documents:

• Resume
• Cover letter