PR & Donor Relations

To promote and accelerate the whole brain emulation, our foundation is focused on

• Encouraging scientific collaboration to create stepping-stone technologies
• Publishing reviews of scientific literature and technology developments
• Maintaining R&D roadmaps to identify and address scientific and engineering challenges
• Increasing general awareness of the human adaptability gap and the possibility that neural prosthesis, whole brain emulation and substrate-independent mind may offer solutions
• Hosting conferences or workshops, and providing informational material
  
  

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About Carboncopies Foundation

The Carboncopies Foundation is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the science and technology of whole brain emulation - the process of transferring the structure and functions of a brain from its original substrate to another computational substrate of a neural prosthesis. Founded by neuroscientists and technologists, we serve as a nexus for research collaboration, education, and public discourse on the path toward preserving and extending human cognition.

Our work spans multiple disciplines including neuroscience, computer science, nanotechnology, and philosophy. Through workshops, webinars, publications, and community building, we bring together researchers, students, and enthusiasts who share our vision of developing technologies that may one day allow for the precise mapping and functional recreation of neural architectures. We believe that whole brain emulation represents not only a profound scientific challenge but also a potential pathway to extending human experience, knowledge, and consciousness beyond current biological limitations.

For over 15 years, we have been at the forefront of research and development in this field, fostering collaboration between leading neuroscientists, technologists, and visionaries who share our mission. Our efforts have been powered by a dedicated community-over 100

volunteers have contributed to our initiatives over the years, with 30 actively driving our programs forward today.

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• This is a REMOTE Volunteer position*
  
  

Position Overview

We're seeking a motivated PR volunteer to help establish and maintain relationships with corporate donors, focusing on securing IT resource donations and managing donor communications.

Responsibilities/ Duties

• Draft and send professional emails to potential corporate donors requesting IT resource donations
• Maintain regular communication with existing and prospective donors
• Track outreach efforts and donor responses
• Assist with crafting compelling donation appeals
• Support additional PR initiatives as needed
  
  

Qualifications/skills (The following qualifications and/or experience aren't required but would be helpful for you in taking this role)

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Experience in PR, marketing, or donor relations preferred but not required
• Self-motivated with ability to work independently
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Interest in neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces, or consciousness studies (preferred)
  
  

Time Commitment

• 1 hour weekly organization meeting
• 1 hour daily co-working sessions
• Approximately 3 - 5 hours / week
• At least 4 months
  
  

Benefits

• Gain valuable experience in non-profit PR and donor relations
• Expand your professional network in the neuroscience and technology communities
• Attend our events and webinars at no cost
• Letter of recommendation upon successful completion of 6 months of service
• Satisfaction of contributing to cutting-edge scientific advancement
  
  

The Carboncopies Foundation is committed to diversity and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or veteran status.

Website https //carboncopies.org/

LinkedIn https //www.linkedin.com/company/carbon-copies

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Facebook https //www.facebook.com/groups/carboncopies/

Twitter https //twitter.com/carboncopiesorg

YouTube https //www.youtube.com/channel/UCuNZLgW-6Xcp6wfyb2Y_Thw