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Seeking Volunteers for the Melbourne Social Forum

Posted in Events, Movements, Seeking by Ferne Edwards on July 17th, 2008

Please see the message below from the Melbourne Social Forum, www.melbournesocialforum.org.

The Melbourne Social Forum is one of Melbourne’s most diverse and dynamic gatherings of people for social change. The MSF creates open public spaces to discuss, share and act on ideas for sustainable social and ecological justice. Annual MSF events bring together hundreds of community organisers, activists, artists and writers for environmental & social change.

Melbourne Social Forum organisers are planning a forum for April 2009, and are seeking volunteers, organisers and student interns to fill a variety of roles in the following areas:

  • Event management
  • Media and publicity
  • Art and design
  • Project management
  • Promotion and outreach
  • Administration
  • Networking
  • Web development
  • Food and drink co-ordination
  • Opening night speakers co-ordination
  • Workshop co-ordination

Make a difference! Gain valuable work experience while participating in a global movement of citizens building a sustainable and just world. To find solutions for the issues our society and our planet face today, we need to come together! Building bridges between progressive thinkers and organisations, MSF participants create new community links, strengthen relationships, develop ideas and share visions. Help us build a forum that will make progress on problems big and small! To find out how you can get involved,visit : www.melbournesocialforum.org

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One Response to “Seeking Volunteers for the Melbourne Social Forum”

  1. SandraMiller Says:

    October 15th, 2008 at 4:24 am

    Hello ,

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    I have found some listings to be out of date but still think the site is ok . I hope these guys make it because it is a good resource for the customer service-related community in my opinion since the site is dedicate exclusively to us.