Project ANA - Multiple departments (High School and College Only)

About Project ANA

Most boys and men with eating disorders are never diagnosed. Their symptoms often get read as discipline or “eating clean,” so nobody questions them. Project ANA is a student-led advocacy organization working to get eating disorders in boys and men recognized, discussed, and taken seriously, and to challenge the masculine norms that keep them hidden. We partner with researchers and organizations across the eating disorder field to drive that change.

Many of these disorders begin in adolescence, and friends and classmates are usually the first to notice. That’s why we believe students should lead this work.

Position Details

  • Commitment: 3 to 5 hours per week
  • Location: Fully remote
  • Type: Volunteer
  • Eligibility: High school and college students

Open Departments

Finance

  • Manage the organization’s budget
  • Track spending and maintain financial records
  • Identify and apply for grants and sponsorships
Events
  • Plan and run virtual panels and speaker sessions from start to finish
  • Recruit and coordinate speakers
  • Promote events to grow attendance
Chapter Development
  • Help students launch Project ANA chapters at their high schools and universities
  • Write and maintain the chapter onboarding guide
  • Reach out to schools and campuses
  • Check in regularly with new chapter leads
Design
  • Create infographics, social media posts, and guides in Canva
  • Keep visuals consistent with Project ANA’s branding and message
LinkedIn Advocacy
  • Write and schedule Project ANA’s LinkedIn posts
  • Connect with individuals and organizations working on eating disorders
Who We’re Looking For
  • Students who care about mental health, eating disorder awareness, or challenging harmful gender norms
  • Reliable, self-motivated, and comfortable working remotely
  • No prior experience required; willingness to learn matters most

What You’ll Gain

  • Hands-on experience in nonprofit advocacy and operations
  • Connections with researchers and organizations in the eating disorder field
  • Leadership experience on a small, focused team

Application form

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScaGvxEwtdEx01SJK7Nl2RoSQJeEgKL9n3uGCMmPj70e_mkyQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=100068441107167345336
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