PRISM relies on the dedicated contributions of volunteers to further its initiatives. Part of this work is in the form of creating educational resources for LGBTQ+ youth and queer people of color. Editors ensure the highest quality of PRISM's articles, social media captions, and other forms of written work. Editors do not receive a paycheck, but they do receive the satisfaction that they are helping an organization for LGBT youth. There is potential for a paid position in the future.
Editors have the following responsibilities:
Review articles, captions, and other tasks for spelling, grammatical, punctuation, or formatting errors
Ensure that educational topics are conveyed in a well-formatted, easy-to-read manner
Maintain accuracy of information provided, both through peer-editing and continuous review of published resources.
While not required, it is preferred that Editors have prior exposure to information regarding one or more of the following:
Sexual health
LGBT issues
Racial topics
Black history/culture
LatinX history/culture
Asian history/culture
LGBT history
Editors should also have experience proofreading and editing.
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