How do you believe employees can be constant advocates for UNICEF's mission?

"Aside from the direct advocacy work I would be doing with local government officials in rural villages in Vietnam, I would conduct myself at all times as a professional representative of UNICEF. I have shared UNICEF's social media fundraisers in the past and have used my personal blog to share some of the results of its efforts to improve children's access to clean water in that country. I would continue to spread awareness of the work UNICEF is doing through the medium of social media."

"Although the position I am interviewing for is not directly related to advocacy work, I know that I can educate people in my life about the important work UNICEF does to assist children around the world. In my free time, I volunteer with an afterschool arts program that teaches children how to express themselves through visual art. This work supplements the education they receive, gives them an artistic outlet for self-expression, and provides them with a safe place to go after school and during the summertime. Living out the part of UNICEF's mission to expand opportunities for children to reach their full potential is just one way I can be a constant advocate for the work of UNICEF."

Word-of-mouth is any nonprofit organization's friend, so try to think of a few more creative ways to advocate for UNICEF's mission. Some ideas include leveraging social media, being a passionate and knowledgeable representative in all interactions with stakeholders, volunteering in your free time with local causes benefiting children, etc.

Community answers are written by other candidates practicing this set. Reading how others frame the same question is one of the fastest ways to sharpen your own.