Applied Research for Together We Stand

Together We Stand is a citizen-led grassroots organization in Prince George that represents over 1000 people who are housed, unhoused and precariously houses in Prince George. We work together to end stigma towards homeless citizens. Research Questions What factors have contributed towards homelessness in Prince George and what might we, as a City and as citizens do to end homelessness and the stigma directed towards homeless citizens? For example, depending on your program of study you might explore: If you are a political science student - How does the increased cost of housing and housing speculation contribute to homelessness? If you are a nutrition or health sciences student - How does poor nutrition contribute to homelessness? If you are a First Nations studies student - How does colonization and land treaties contribute to homelessness? If you are a Media Studies student - How does racism contribute to homelessness? If you are an Engineering student - How does hostile architecture contribute to homelessness? If you are Planning student - How do municipal plans and budgets contribute to homelessness? THIS IS AN INTERSECTIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT SO WE CAN CO-CREATE THE RESEARCH QUESTION BASED ON YOUR FIELD OF STUDY. Why should I do this? Sharpen your research skills on a project that really matters! You will gain insights into grass roots organizing and the not-for profit sector Gain experience working directly with citizens and professionals from multiple walks of life You will contribute to making our cities better! Letter of Reference Tell me about the project scope Key Deliverables Short research paper (<10 pages) AND Share a one-page info graphic of your research insights on the TWS facebook page [AND /OR] Conduct a 30 minute virtual presentation and conversation with TWS about your research insights [AND /OR] Design a social-media campaign to communicate your findings What resources are available to do this project? Bibliography and lit review Online facebook reources Access to group members Would I be a good fit? Potential programs of study: Anthropology, Indigenous Studies Relevant experience or skills: Basic research skills already developed Able to work independently/self motivated Key words: Social justice, Equity, Anti-oppression, Indigenous, De-colonization, Citizenship, Democracy, Equality, Communities, Cities, Municipalities

Sports Marketing Internship

We're looking to find a highly motivated marketing content creators to work with our team, to help us with all things social media. We would like students to help us with creating content that is aligned with our vision. We will ensure the student has a clear understanding of what these elements are for our organization. Based on our goals, we are looking for the student to work on the following: Social Media Management: oversee the different channels we own, post content (i.e, post a product photo, repost a random football video, Fantom video, review from amazon, motivational quote etc.) Drive traffic to our site, walmart.com or amazon.com to sell our product Tag any relevant people in posts with the goal to get a repost Use relevant hashtags on our posts SEO and other marketing-related tasks The goal is to have an intern posting relevant content on our social media channels to increase awareness, nurture engagement, and drive sales.

Daytime Facilities Use Project

Resonant Strategic is seeking a team of up to 4 students to support a project to understand the use of Daytime Facilities during cold weather in Prince George, BC. Students will be provided with an overview of the project and oriented to the interview protocol. Students will then call service providers during the cold weather to understand how daytime facilities are being used and how COVID-19 protocols are followed. Students will report back using a template and will be asked to write a short reflection paper of their learning, at the conclusion of the project. . Hours This is an 80 hour project with significant flexibility in hours Most work can be done virtually Ideal Skills and Qualifications Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Proficient in MS Office/Google platforms; Able to take initiative and work independently while also working with others; Minimum of one year of university or college in communications, marketing, public relations, social science, law, journalism, political science, First Nations studies, or another related field; Able to maintain a high degree of confidentiality; Keen attention to detail; Knowledge of First Nations in BC is an asset;