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Internship - Paid

Employer
South Fulton Institute
Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Salary
hourly rate
Closing date
Dec 15, 2021

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Focus Areas
Arts / Culture / Humanities
Job Function
Program / Project Management
Position Type
Intern
Degree Level
Some college
Willingness to Travel
up to 25%
Experience Level
Entry-level

Job Details

The South Fulton Institute is seeking two college level Interns to work in our new offices in Atlanta starting in January! Do you want to be part of a mindful, collaborative, and creative team that is making an impact in our community? Do you have a love for the arts and/or our environment? Are you an energetic, dependable, and people-oriented individual?

This internship will develop and enhance skills in communication, partnerships, and marketing, and will create connections to individuals and resources. Reporting to the Executive Director, our Interns serve as an administrative liaison to applicants and recipients of financial funding from the SFI, assists in marketing, program management, and provides research and support to ensure that the projects funded and resources provided are appropriate in furthering the Institute’s mission. 

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to jennifer@southfultoninstitute.org. No phone calls please. 

Company

The South Fulton Institute is a regional catalyst for the advancement of the arts, education, and environment that enriches lives and communities. The South Fulton Institute envisions a world where the Arts intersects with Education & the enviroment reaching from South Fulton County to Atlanta and beyond.

ARTISTIC VALUES

We seek to create an artistic environment that models humanity, is socially just, is reflective of, and celebrates the regional diversity of the Southeastern United States and our increasingly global community.

By actively refuting any notions of inequity and inequality, we seek to decenter whiteness, patriarchy, ableism, binary gender constructs, and other tools of systemic oppression. We acknowledge and honor the identities and lived experiences of our community.

Therefore, we invest the appropriate time, money, care, and respect necessary to reflect and respect the value of the stories we choose to tell, as well as the people involved in telling them.

We commit to remaining mindful about how our art fits in the current and ever-changing socio-political landscape and we will reevaluate our work at the end of every season to ensure that our art is authentically serving our community.

As such, we commit to programming that ignites courageous conversations and transcends barriers to human connection.

Company info
Website
Telephone
770.463.1110
Location
250 Georgia Ave
Suite 207C
Atlanta
GA
30312
US

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