In addition to being offered college credit optional , interns will receive intensive training and mentorship to help them in their professional career exploration. It is very important to us that all of our interns develop an understanding of how their creative passions and skills can create social impact.
As an organization, we center Trauma Informed Care and take a strengths-based therapeutic arts approach in all of our programs. All interns will receive training on these values and will be encouraged to practice them throughout the duration of their internship.
Interns will receive one-on-one mentorship from our Senior Program Manager who has over five years of experience in the nonprofit sector and community engagement. Together, interns and our Senior Program Manager will develop projects that align with the skills and interests of each intern. It is our goal to ensure that each intern strengthens their existing skills while developing new ones and identifies their passions.
The start date for this position is flexible, and we are willing to work around your academic schedule. We require a minimum commitment of three months and a minimum of four hours in the office every week. This position is open now. Resumes will be accepted on a rolling basis until the right candidate is identified. Interviews will be held as applications are received. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. If you are interested in this internship opportunity, please email your cover letter, resume, and art samples to our Senior Program Manager, Latavia Pineda, at apply millionlittle.
Million Little is a c 3 nonprofit organization that empowers and supports the healing process of children and their families who have experienced trauma through the power of creativity.
