Remote Part‑Time Community Outreach Champion – Voter Engagement Advocate for Nova Scotia Provincial Election (Flexible Hours, Short‑Term Contract)
About New Majority – Empowering the Next Generation of Voters
New Majority is a dynamic, non‑profit, non‑partisan organization dedicated to inspiring young Canadians to become active participants in our democratic process. Founded with the belief that every voice matters, we work across the country to demystify voting, spark civic curiosity, and create pathways for meaningful engagement. With a lean team of passionate changemakers headquartered in Toronto and a growing network of volunteers and part‑time staff, we have built a reputation for delivering impactful, research‑backed campaigns that resonate with youth culture.
Our latest initiative focuses on the upcoming Nova Scotia provincial election, slated for November 26. The goal is simple yet powerful: to encourage eligible voters in the province—especially those within our volunteers’ personal networks—to vote, understand the importance of their ballot, and feel confident navigating the electoral process. By joining us as a Community Connector, you become a vital conduit between New Majority’s mission and the everyday conversations that drive democratic participation.
Why This Role Is a Perfect Fit for You
If you thrive in a remote work environment, enjoy authentic, people‑focused conversations, and are looking for a short‑term, flexible opportunity that offers a modest financial reward while making a tangible difference, this position is designed for you. No prior political experience is required—only a genuine desire to help friends, family, and acquaintances understand why voting matters.
Beyond the $150 stipend, you will gain:
- Hands‑on experience in grassroots civic engagement.
- Professional references from a respected non‑profit organization.
- The satisfaction of contributing to higher voter turnout in Nova Scotia.
- Opportunities to expand your network within the civic tech and nonprofit sectors.
Position Overview – Community Outreach Champion
Title: Remote Part‑Time Community Outreach Champion – Voter Engagement Advocate (Nova Scotia)
Employment Type: Temporary, contract, part‑time (approximately 6 hours total)
Location: 100 % Remote – work from anywhere in Nova Scotia with internet access.
Compensation: Fixed stipend of $150 upon successful completion of all program requirements.
Start Date: Immediate – positions available on a rolling basis until the election period concludes.
Key Responsibilities – What Your Day Will Look Like
- Attend Mandatory Virtual Sessions: Participate in one onboarding Zoom meeting and two “Outreach Jam” sessions (each lasting one hour) scheduled between November 20 and November 26.
- Engage in Authentic Conversations: Reach out to eligible voters in your personal network—friends, family, colleagues, community members—and discuss the significance of voting in a non‑partisan manner.
- Document Interactions: Log each conversation using the provided template, noting date, participant name, and key takeaways to help New Majority track impact.
- Reflect and Debrief: Complete a concise 30‑minute debrief session after the election, sharing insights, challenges, and success stories.
- Uphold Confidentiality: Respect the privacy of all participants, ensuring no personal data is shared outside the program’s secure platform.
- Provide Feedback: Offer suggestions on how the outreach process can be improved for future campaigns.
Required Qualifications – Must‑Have Essentials
- Residency in Nova Scotia (proof may be required).
- Legal eligibility to work in Canada.
- Reliable access to a smartphone and a computer equipped with internet, a functional webcam, and a microphone.
- Strong communication skills and a comfortable, conversational speaking style.
- Ability to commit to the required Zoom sessions and the 1.5 hours of outreach conversations.
Preferred Qualifications – Nice‑to‑Have Add‑Ons
- Previous experience in volunteer coordination, community organising, or peer‑to‑peer outreach.
- Familiarity with the Nova Scotia electoral landscape (not mandatory).
- Basic knowledge of digital collaboration tools (Zoom, Google Docs, Trello).
- Demonstrated reliability in meeting deadlines and completing short‑term projects.
- Passion for civic engagement, youth empowerment, or social impact work.
Core Skills & Competencies – What Will Make You Shine
- Active Listening: Ability to hear, understand, and respond to concerns or misconceptions about voting.
- Empathy & Relatability: Skill in building trust quickly with a diverse range of individuals.
- Clear, Concise Communication: Expressing complex civic concepts in everyday language.
- Time Management: Balancing the fixed session schedule with personal outreach without missing deadlines.
- Tech Savvy: Comfort navigating video‑conference platforms and simple online documentation tools.
- Self‑Motivation: Ability to work independently, stay organised, and deliver results in a remote setting.
Work Environment & Company Culture
New Majority fosters an inclusive, collaborative, and low‑stress environment. Even though this role is short‑term, you will be welcomed as a valued member of a team that celebrates diverse perspectives and encourages personal growth. Our remote culture is built on transparency, regular virtual check‑ins, and an open‑door policy for ideas and feedback.
Key cultural attributes include:
- Respectful Dialogue: We champion respectful, non‑partisan conversations that centre the individual’s experience.
- Learning Mindset: Training materials, quick guides, and mentorship from experienced staff are provided to help you succeed.
- Community Focus: Though you’ll work remotely, you’ll feel connected to a broader mission of strengthening democratic participation.
- Flexibility: You set your own outreach schedule within the 1.5‑hour window, allowing you to balance work, studies, or other commitments.
Compensation, Perks & Benefits
While the primary remuneration for this role is a fixed $150 stipend, the experience offers intangible benefits that are equally valuable:
- Professional Development: Gain practical experience in civic outreach, a resume‑boosting addition for future roles in public policy, communications, or nonprofit work.
- Reference Letter: Upon successful completion, receive a personalized reference from New Majority leadership.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with a national community of civic‑engaged volunteers and staff.
- Flexible Scheduling: Choose outreach times that fit your lifestyle, making it ideal for students, freelancers, or anyone seeking a side‑gig.
- Remote Work Experience: Strengthen your remote‑working toolkit—an increasingly valuable skill in today’s job market.
Career Growth & Learning Pathways
Although this is a temporary position, New Majority frequently offers longer‑term roles, internships, and volunteer programs. Exceptional Community Outreach Champions may be considered for future opportunities such as:
- Regional Volunteer Coordinator (part‑time or full‑time).
- Digital Campaign Specialist – managing online voter‑engagement initiatives.
- Research Assistant – contributing to policy analysis and civic education content.
- Community Engagement Trainer – designing onboarding modules for new volunteers.
Our commitment to internal mobility ensures that high‑performing individuals can continue to grow within the organization.
Application Process – How to Join the Movement
Ready to make a difference in Nova Scotia’s democratic landscape? Follow these simple steps:
- Complete the Online Application Form: Click the link below and fill out the required information. You will be asked to confirm your residency, eligibility to work in Canada, and availability for the mandatory Zoom sessions.
- Submit a Brief Statement of Interest (optional but recommended): Share why you are excited to be a Community Outreach Champion and any personal experience that highlights your communication strengths.
- Wait for Confirmation: Our recruitment team will review your submission and contact you within 48 hours to confirm your participation and provide Zoom meeting details.
- Prepare for Onboarding: Prior to the first session, ensure your tech setup (camera, microphone, stable internet) is functional. Review the short orientation guide sent by email.
- Engage, Document, Debrief: Complete all three Zoom sessions, conduct your outreach conversations, log each interaction, and attend the final debrief.
- Receive Your Stipend: Once all requirements are fulfilled, the $150 stipend will be processed and transferred to your preferred payment method.
We value reliability and commitment. If you cannot attend the mandatory virtual sessions, please refrain from applying at this time.
Join Us – Your Voice Can Inspire Others
At New Majority, we believe that democracy thrives when everyday conversations turn into informed action. By becoming a Community Outreach Champion, you will play a direct role in empowering your social circle to vote confidently and responsibly. This is more than a short‑term gig; it is an invitation to become part of a larger story about civic participation and youth empowerment across Canada.
Take the first step today. Click the link below to submit your application and start your journey as a catalyst for change.
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