Description

Part-time, 20 hours per week

Work from home

Term to March 31, 2027, with potential for extension

Applicants can be located anywhere in Saskatchewan.

STOPS to Violence is a provincial network working to prevent violence and strengthen healthy relationships and communities across Saskatchewan.

In this role, you will support our communications platforms, networked outreach and project activities to increase awareness, knowledge and connections that contribute to violence prevention, healthy relationships and strong communities.

What you will do

Manage content calendars to keep communications timely, accessible and relevant.

Create, curate and coordinate information and resources for our website, email newsletter, social media and other platforms.

Work with network members, groups and partner organizations to increase awareness, knowledge and connections through their networks.

Assist with planning and coordinating STOPS projects alongside the team and partners.

What you will bring





Two or more years of relevant experience in communications, outreach or community engagement.

Relevant education or training, or equivalent experience.

Solid writing, editing, graphic design and content creation skills.

Understanding of outreach and social change marketing approaches that build awareness, share knowledge and encourage participation.

Experience managing social media, website content and email newsletters, using tools such as Canva, Squarespace, Mighty Networks and Meta.

Experience supporting online communities and building respectful relationships.

Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently, collaborate and follow through.

Flexibility to work with emergent approaches, allowing relationships, shared learning and changing conditions to inform priorities and next steps.

- Commitment to STOPS values, healing-centred and anti-oppressive practices, and social justice.

📌 Communications and Outreach Coordinator (Saskatoon)
🏢 Saskatchewan Towards Offering Partnership Solutions to Violence
📍 Saskatoon