Company Description

S M Yoga Research Institute, Vrindavan is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, researching, teaching, and sharing the authentic science and philosophy of Yoga. Founded in 1976 by Acharya Dharmnath Shastri, the Institute is rooted in the spiritual traditions of Vrindavan, India, while engaging with communities around the world.
The Institute offers Yoga education and teacher training, Hatha Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, Yoga Therapy, Ayurveda, Naturopathy, and research initiatives. Through workshops, retreats, festivals, and cultural exchanges, it seeks to connect the timeless wisdom of Yoga with contemporary approaches to health, well-being, and conscious living.
Its flagship International Yoga Festival in Vrindavan brings together practitioners, teachers, seekers, and wellness communities from around the world, creating a space for learning, connection, cultural exchange, and transformation.

Role Description





The Volunteer Digital Content Creator will help bring the vision and work of S M Yoga Research Institute and the International Yoga Festival to a global audience through creative digital storytelling.
This is a fully remote volunteer role, open to creative individuals from anywhere in the world. The role involves developing engaging digital content for social media, online campaigns, websites, and promotional activities, helping communicate the Institute’s work in Yoga, Ayurveda, Naturopathy, and holistic well-being to international audiences.
The volunteer will collaborate remotely with the Institute’s team, teachers, facilitators, and program coordinators to create authentic and inspiring content and support the promotion of workshops, retreats, festivals, and other initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Create engaging social media posts, Reels, Stories, and short-form videos.
• Develop graphics, banners, flyers, infographics, and other digital visuals.
• Support social media planning, scheduling, community engagement, and

📌 Digital Content Creator (Vrindavan)
🏢 S M Yoga Research Institute
📍 Vrindavan