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Farming the Future
Remote working
Posted: 19 Feb 2025
Deadline: 21 Feb 2025
Compensation: circa £380 per day
Paid Part-time Flexible hours Fixed term / contract Remote working
Job description
Learning Communications and Website Support freelance roles
For further details please download the PDF
We are currently seeking freelance support as part of a strategic project working with various experts and storytellers to help us develop our approach to collective impact and communication within Farming the Future.
We have split the work into different areas of support and invite people to express interest in one or more of these depending on skills/availability.
Package 1: “Making the Case” for FTF and the Agroecology Sector
Estimated at up to 25 days at c.£380/day to end of July
Package 2: Collective Impact Communication Storyteller
Fee dependent on time/ deliverables
Package 3: Website content curation and creation support
Estimated at up to 10 days at c.£380/day to end of July
Application information
Read full details here.
Please email us with the Packages you are interested in and a covering note highlighting appropriate experience, including examples of your work (design and writing).
Please send these, and any other supporting info (e.g. CV, LinkedIn profile and recommendations), to info@farmingthefuture.uk by 21st Feb.
We will be in touch to acknowledge receipt and will invite you to have a further conversation with us if we feel you would be a good fit.
Please mention Roots to Work when applying for these jobs
About Farming the Future
Farming the Future is a funding intermediary and movement building collective that pools funds, networks and knowledge to grow, strengthen and connect the UK’s diverse agroecology movement. We catalyse, support and resource collaboration to create the enabling conditions for a just transition to a better system of food & farming, underpinned by agroecological and food sovereignty principles, supported by a fairer economic model and stronger social fabric across the UK.
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