Description
Digital Fraud Fighters are volunteers that will utilize fraud content shared by the AARP National Fraud Team to broadcast information across a multitude of digital platforms. Digital Fraud Fighters will help to raise awareness of the latest scams targeting people of all ages with an emphasis on the 50+.

Key Responsibilities
Join issue-based information sessions online to receive current and timely fraud related messaging.
Delivers vetted information across numerous digital platforms online (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Nextdoor, etc)
Helps to identify and engage with other digital platforms that will benefit from an increased online presence of Digital Fraud Fighters.
Works closely with the National Fraud Team and the Office of Volunteer Engagement to identify emerging issues and practices and share across the Digital Fraud Fighters network.
Qualifications
Flexibility and adaptability necessary.
Commitment to the goals, policies and priorities of AARP.
Possess strong online and social media skills.
Ability to clearly articulate and communicate ideas both orally and in writing; encourages open communication and shares information.
Possess strong computer skills.
Familiar with web-based learning a plus.
Ability to use web-based video chat technology.
Training
Orientation to AARP and Digital Fraud Fighter Position
Technology Training including virtual learning and volunteer portal
Specific Platform training as needed
Other skills training and issue briefings as directed by AARP
Volunteer Contact: Jeff Abramofwn@aarp.org
Location
Virtual

Time Commitment
Up to 2 Years with unlimited ability for reappointment at the discretion of AARP