The intern will support planning, logistics, and on-site coordination for MoFundamentals’ Juchéti Uarhán Dance Festival celebrating foster-adoptee, street dance, and P'urhépecha culture. This position is ideal for students interested in nonprofit arts management, cultural equity, and community-based arts programming. This position will work approximately 15–20 hours per week from September through mid-December 2026, providing hands-on experience in arts administration and festival production.
Preferred Qualifications: - Interest in nonprofit arts administration, festival production, or community-based cultural programming. - Experience with social media, digital communications, or marketing. - Familiarity with arts production, event coordination, or festival logistics. - Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, or project management tools. - Interest in cultural equity, diversity, and working with foster-adoptee or BIPOC communities. - Experience in documentation, photography, or video production is a plus. MoFundamentals will provide hands-on mentorship to guide the intern in learning all aspects of program administration and festival production. We are seeking an intern who is ready to engage, support, and grow through immersive experience in arts operations and community-focused programming.
MoFundamentals is the only foster-adoptee–led dance program in Los Angeles, California, and the US dedicated to celebrating the RESILIENCY of former foster youth and adult adoptee artists. We provide equitable pay, mentorship, and professional development opportunities while producing year-round programs and our annual Juchéti Uarhán Dance Festival. Our work emphasizes collaboration, cultural equity, and amplifying underrepresented voices in the arts.
Submit a resume and cover letter OR recorded summary of why you want to work with us to MoFundamentals@gmail.com