Overview:
We’re seeking skilled and passionate photographers and videographers to help capture the impact of our Open Books mental health awareness campaign. This pro bono role allows you to use your creative talents to tell meaningful stories, highlight campaign events, and bring visibility to mental health in our community.
Responsibilities:
- Capture high-quality photos and/or video footage of the quarterly events, with a specific focus on capturing the storytelling portion of the evening.
- Provide raw footage or edited assets (if you want!) for use in social media, newsletters, and campaign materials.
- Respect participant privacy and obtain consent for media use when necessary.
Qualifications:
Experience in photography and/or videography, including editing and post-production (optional).
Professionalism, reliability, and comfort working in dynamic, community-focused event settings.
Ability to work respectfully with diverse participants, including individuals impacted by mental health conditions.
Access to your own equipment (camera, lenses, lighting, etc.).
Time Commitment:
Approximately 1.5 hours per event, 4 times per year.
Ideally, the same volunteers would cover all events for continuity:
- Thursday, June 25, 2026 – How Support Actually Works
- Wednesday, September 9, 2026 – Inside Youth Mental Health Services
- Thursday, December 10, 2026 – The Role of Art in Mental Health
- Wednesday, March 3, 2027 – Mental Health and the Justice System
Event times: 4:30–6 PM (Networking 4:30–5 PM; Program 5–6 PM)
Impact:
Your work will help share the voices and stories of individuals impacted by mental health challenges, highlight the work CSA does to support those with mental health conditions or disabilities in the region, and public awareness of these issues. Volunteers will have the opportunity to showcase their work publicly.
How to Apply:
Please contact Katelyn Gonzalez - katelyng@teamcsa.org with your portfolio and a brief note about your interest in supporting the campaign.