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Simon Wiesenthal Center · 1 month ago

Content Writer/Editor

Los Angeles, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

4+ years exp

Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) is a global Jewish human rights organization that confronts antisemitism and hate. The Content Writer/Editor will be responsible for crafting compelling content across various communication channels, including press materials, web copy, and donor communications, while ensuring alignment with the organization's mission and voice.

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Responsibilities

Write and edit content for a variety of audiences and formats including:

Press materials, statements and op-eds, talking points

Website and blog content

Email marketing and newsletters

Social media campaigns

Speeches for senior leadership

Donor and partner communications

Ensure all content reflects the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s mission, voice, and tone

Review and copy edit submissions from departments across the organization for consistency, clarity, and grammatical accuracy

Maintain editorial calendars and coordinate deadlines across teams

Collaborate with leadership and subject matter experts to distill complex historic, policy, educational, or advocacy topics into concise, persuasive content

Support cross-departmental campaigns by providing high-quality writing that advances communications, programmatic, public affairs goals, and fundraising goals

Work with communications, digital, development, and museum teams to manage and prioritize multiple concurrent writing/editing projects

Assist in the production of collateral and printed materials for key events, exhibits, and initiatives

Qualification

Editorial judgmentContent management systemsAP styleProject managementPassion for missionFact-checking skillsBasic design platforms

Required

Bachelor's degree in Communications, Journalism, English, Public Affairs, or related field

Minimum 4-6 years of professional writing and editing experience in a nonprofit, advocacy, media, or communications setting

Exceptional command of written English, grammar, and AP style

Demonstrated ability to write for both Jewish and diverse audiences—from policymakers to educators to the general public

Strong editorial judgment and fact-checking skills

Passion for the mission of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Museum of Tolerance and Moriah Media, and an understanding of issues related to antisemitism, human rights, and social justice

Excellent project management skills and ability to meet tight deadlines