Content Creator / Social Media Content Creator

Project 26 is the home for Pennsylvania youth who are ready to challenge the far-right's attack on our futures and build a Pennsylvania where Gen-Z can lead and thrive.
The loss of basic human rights and the separation of families due to unjust ICE raids
A massive increase in the wealth of the top 1% at the expense of basic healthcare and unbiased public media funding
The outcome of Pennsylvania's 2026 elections will determine the balance of power in the House which will influence the make-up of Congress, as some of the most competitive congressional races will happen in our backyard. In 2026, young Pennsylvanians will have the opportunity to elect a Governor, who will be instrumental in standing up to a government that has constantly overlooked the youth. Since 2023, P26 has built a team of strong youth advocates for Gen-Z, and has worked to create a community for us in politics, through peer-to-peer outreach ( —and we're building a scrappy and innovative team that will organize and inspire thousands of PA youth to vote in both the Primary and General Elections in 2026.
Our Digital Fellows will be a part of our in-house influencers cohort and work alongside our Campus Organizing Team to:
Build our own social media following and engagement through working with professional social media & comms strategists.
Film and edit short-form (up to 3 min) creative videos that will help mobilize students for Pennsylvania's 2026 elections.
Film and edit short-ish form (up to 5 min) creative content to educate and mobilize Gen-Z on YouTube
Create static content and designs that will engage and educate student voters.
Build regional social media strategies and amplify key content to engage youth voters around PA's 2026 elections.
This is an excellent opportunity to get an inside look at how campaigns work and gain pivotal experience in crafting content that emphasizes key messages, while providing critical resources for young voters.
Our Digital fellowship will start in late Jan and run through November 13, 2026. Fellows will spend 15-20 hours a week mobilizing on their campus by filming, editing, developing concepts, engaging their followings, and talking to students about the importance of the upcoming elections. Fellows will be expected to produce and post a minimum of 8 pieces of short form content per week.
Content will be shared on our statewide Project 26 accounts including Instagram ( TikTok ( and YouTube ( students' personal and/or influencer accounts, and campus-specific social accounts. Sample P26 Content:
Understand the correct tone & pace for short-form video
Create content that sounds natural & organic, rather than scripted & pre-informed
Seek out and consume noteworthy content and current events– synthesis and interpret that for a young audience
Ensure brand consistency across platforms
Stay current with pop culture and politics-related trends on social media and be able to adapt them to our P26 brand
Have a passion for using political engagement to build a future when Gen-Z can thrive and be ready to jump in and inspire young people to get involved
Be excited to think outside the box and to ideate and innovate to find the most exciting and effective content to mobilize youth voters in your region
Be eager to talk to as many students as possible (and be comfortable talking to a lot of strangers/potential volunteers) in person and online
Be creative and flexible; Be enrolled at a Pennsylvania college or university and/or a Pennsylvania resident.

Canva, CapCut, TikTok, Instagram, Instagram Edits, YouTube, G-Suite, Discord
Digital Fellows are paid an hourly rate of $18 and are expected to work 15-20 hours a week. fellows can expect a work balance of roughly 70% online to 30% in person.
Digital Fellows will report directly to the Digital Organizer.
To Apply : Please submit this short application. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with interviews starting in July.
We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, veteran status or any other protected category under local, state or federal law.
We see diversity of all kinds as essential to doing our work well. We strongly encourage applications from structurally marginalized and under-represented communities and experiences to apply.