Multimedia Archive Volunteer
Rainforest Foundation
- Location
- Remote (US)
- Type
- Part-time
- Posted
- Jul 17, 2026
Confirmed open on Rainforest Foundation's own job board on Oct 9, 2026. We re-check every day.
Job description
- Organize and archive photo and video files in RFUS's digital asset management system.
- Add and update metadata including captions, keywords, dates, locations, credits, and project information.
- Ensure files are consistently named and organized according to established standards.
- Help ensure multimedia assets are easily searchable and accessible for communications, fundraising, and reporting.
The difference you'll make
This role helps preserve and organize visual records of Rainforest Foundation's work with Indigenous peoples and local communities, enabling effective communications, fundraising, and reporting to protect rainforests and combat climate change.
What makes you a great fit
- Excellent organizational skills and strong attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently and follow established processes.
- Experience with digital asset management systems, metadata, Airtable, or similar tools is a plus but not required.
- Passion to help others and dedication to the organization's purpose.
Benefits
Volunteer opportunity with flexible weekday schedule, approximately 5 hours per week for 4–6 weeks. Gain experience in digital asset management, archives, photography, or nonprofit communications.
About Rainforest Foundation
Rainforest Foundation US works to address climate change and safeguard biodiversity by promoting the rights of indigenous peoples and local communities and supporting their efforts to protect and defend their rainforests.
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