Job Description

About Us

Future of Engagement (FoE) is a non-profit organization with the start-up mindset and the goal of making our democracy work for all communities in Canada. FoE leverages technology and data analysis toge marginalized and underrepresented communities in all aspects of Canada's politics.

Informing communities about political processes and services Bring together volunteers with diverse personal and professional backgrounds to develop resources for underrepresented communities. Develop tools that help community leaders set up strategic campaigns, mobilize supporters, and promote their agendas.


Will represent Future of Engagement and work with partner organisations around Toronto to organize and coordinate public events and support FoE's research and partnership teams. Main tasks will involve managing community partnerships, event logistics and coordination, and public speaking. This job will provide hands-on experience to youth interested in pursuing future roles in areas of operational management, strategic communications, and stakeholder management.

Tasks and Abilities

Coordinate and maintain relationships with community partners to support ongoing collaboration and engagement. Organize and manage the logistics of public events, including scheduling, outreach, and on-site support. Gather insights from residents to inform FoE's research and ensure community priorities are reflected in campaign efforts. Build networks with local leaders, activists, and organizations to explore opportunities for joint initiatives and equity-focused programming. Contribute to accessible outreach by supporting translation, cultural adaptation, and inclusive communication practices.
Key Skills and Abilities

Ability to speak confidently in public settings Leadership in coordinating volunteers and local events Speaking multiple languages (Mandarin/Cantonese, French, Urdu, etc.) Adaptability and collaborative problem-solving Basic research and data gathering Time management and ability to work independently Relationship-building and stakeholder coordination
Essentials

2 month contract: July and August 2025

$19 an hour, 35h/week

Canada Summer Job: Must be under 30 years of age with either canadian citizenship, permanent residency or refugee status

Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 2 months

Pay: $19.00 per hour

Expected hours: 35 per week

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Flexible language requirement:

French not required
Schedule:

Day shift Evening shift Monday to Friday Weekends as needed
Work Location: In person

Expected start date: 2025-07-07