The Aspen Institute is looking for social media ambassadors to participate in the Institute’s Project Play Summit in Washington, DC, on May 17th, 2016.
The 2016 Project Play Summit is the nation’s premier gathering of leaders at the intersection of youth, health, and sports. With a focus on the idea of building healthier communities through active sport, the Summit will measure the collective progress made in the past year, offer learnings through robust dialogue, and highlight new initiatives.
As a social media ambassador, you will share opinions, observations, and exclusive previews with your social audience using the hashtag #projectplay. You will get free entrance, priority seating, and opportunities for behind-the-scenes access to engage with speakers and attendees.
The Project Play Summit will feature a keynote address and panels that will discuss themes from the report “Sport for All, Play for Life: A Playbook to Get Every Kid in the Game.”
Being a social media ambassador is a great opportunity to share the key messages of the day with a larger audience and to move the dialogue on building healthy, active communities forward. The ideal ambassador will:
- Have a large following on one or multiple social media platforms
- Possess a strong passion for building healthy active communities
- Demonstrate a keen eye for creative digital storytelling
If you work for an organization with a mission that relates to Project Play’s goals, specify in your application if you would like to cover from your personal and organization account. Please note, transportation and lodging are not provided by the Aspen Institute.
You can apply now to be a social media ambassador by filling out the form below. Applications are due by 11:59 PM EDT on Sunday, April 24th. Following the Aspen Institute on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram is not required, but highly recommended. If selected, you will be notified the week of May 2nd with further details.
For more information, check out the 2015 #projectplay recap video and learn more about this year’s Project Play Summit. For updates, follow the Sports and Society Program on Twitter and Facebook. Questions? Email Arica VanBoxtel at arica.vanboxtel@aspeninstitute.org.
