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Spring Program InternProgram Internship Description The Program Intern will work closely with the Director of Programs, Program Manager, and Education Manager to support the day-to-day operations of Art-Reach’s core programs. This internship will provide hands-on experience and insight into a small, fast-paced nonprofit organization. Interns will receive an introduction to cultural accessibility from a team that is fiercely passionate about making the arts accessible and affordable to everyone. The Program Intern will learn about nonprofit management, planning and facilitating accessible programs, CRM database management, and cultivating meaningful art experiences for people with disabilities. Interns will gain experience working with local cultural organizations, human service agencies, and members of the disability community. This intern will play an active role in supporting Art-Reach’s community programs that serve the disability and low-income communities, as well as our education programs that provide professional development to arts and cultural workers. Key responsibilities will include responding to inquiries about our programs and providing support for Art-Reach's partnership with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, in which we distribute over 1,000 tickets for the Philadelphia Flower Show to our community.
Responsibilities include:
Ideal candidates will demonstrate:
Additional Information: This internship will run from mid-January through April, approximately 15 hours per week. This internship will be primarily virtual, with several scheduled in-person events and meetings. Interns will receive a stipend of $2,000, paid bi-weekly over the course of the internship.
About Art-Reach Art-Reach is a nonprofit organization that creates connections between the disability community and the cultural arts. Through advocacy, trainings, consulting, community partnerships, and programming, Art-Reach strives to build access and equity in the Greater Philadelphia area. We are a team of disabled and non-disabled advocates, educators, artists, and allies working to make the arts an inclusive space for people with disabilities, led by people with disabilities.
The mission of Art-Reach is to create, advocate for, and expand accessible opportunities in the arts so the full spectrum of society is served. To achieve its mission, Art-Reach is guided by four core values:
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The Program Intern will work closely with the Director of Programs, Program Manager, and Education Manager to support the day-to-day operations of Art-Reach’s core programs. This intern will play an active role in supporting Art-Reach’s community programs that serve the disability and low-income communities, as well as our education programs that provide professional development to arts and cultural workers. |
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The work of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance is made possible through the generous support of committed individuals and institutions. |