Role Description
Documentary/Film team interns will complete and market The Cost of Darkness, a documentary by The Culture C.O.-O.P. The film explores the cost of having darker skin against the backdrop of historical inequity, oppression, and white supremacy. Interns will assist in completing the documentary and help to promote, organize, and facilitate viewings and discussions.
Documentary/Film team interns will also conduct research, direct, produce, and edit video projects regarding the documentary and topics related to inclusion and equity. They will meet as a team to brainstorm, discuss, and develop video ideas. They will coordinate ideas to promote The Culture C.O.-O.P. and its work. Most importantly, they will submit The Cost of Darkness documentary to various film festivals and promote the film nationally and internationally.
Consider applying for this position if you…
Are interested in joining an initiative that promotes respect for equity, cultural competency, diversity, literacy, and quality education for all.
Want to proactively participate in the creation and marketing of work that reaches audiences locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally.
Are a caring, optimistic, and open-minded person who can motivate youth, parents, educators, and the community to empower vulnerable youth and adults.
Desire to get involved in equity-related work while being comfortable with addressing supremacy and striving towards making real systemic change.
Are interested and willing to learn more about not only your own culture, but about the cultures of others as well (through weekly Culture Sharings, completing the assigned readings and audiobooks by the internship director, and more).
Can give short presentations; learn and utilize self-care practices; lead a stillness activity for the others to participate in, and write at least one blog to be posted on our “We All Have a Heritage” website (among other assignments as requested).