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Paid Youth Internship Oppotunity

San Francisco Public Library is offering 3 youth paid internship opportunities in planning and promoting Teen Summer Read 2010.

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Youth Jobs with Project WHAT Team

Youth Jobs with Project WHAT: Project WHAT seeks youth ages 15 to 20, who have had a parent in prison or jail, to join the Project WHAT team. They are looking for youth who share their desire to increase awareness of what it's like to have a parent in prison or jail, and to improve services for youth with incarcerated parents. These are part-time paid positions starting in June 2010.

Part-Time Temporary Development Assistant

World Bridges is an Oakland-based nonprofit (project of the Tides Center), with a mission to promote peace and justice by creating opportunities for diverse young people from low-income backgrounds to collaborate, raise awareness, and take action, locally and globally. Now in our thirteenth year of operation, we have survived two major recessions by being mostly volunteer-run.

Education Outreach Coordinator

Stern Grove Festival's Education Outreach Coordinator will assist in planning and implementing the Festival's Education and Outreach Series. SGFA has two well-established programs, Kids Days and KidStage. The Education Outreach Coordinator will work closely with the Director of Programming, Programming Intern, as well as the Operations personnel.

Deputy Director

Deputy Director: The Out of Site Youth Arts Center seeks a dynamic, articulate and creative Deputy Director with a deep commitment to arts education and urban youth. 

Assistant Coordinator

HELP WANTED

Youth Empowerment Fund Advisory Board Assistant Coordinator: YEFAB seeks three part-time contractual staff to each work 10 hours per week.

Exhibits Manager

Organizational Description:

Art Party Teacher

Multicultural Fellowship Program

In an area with such a wealth of young talent, it is essential to cultivate the next generation of community leaders to reflect the diversity of our region. In our Multicultural Fellowship Program, we select young professionals of color with the promise and passion to create significant social change.

Art Instructor

The Randall Museum is currently seeking visual and theater art instructors for our 2010
Art and Science Summer Camp Program.

Our facilities include an art studio, a theater and a wood shop. We are interested in Instructors who could teach in any of these areas.


The camps are grouped by ages 6-7, 8-9 and 10-12 years old.