FORCE Is Seeking a Studio Intern. We Have Internship Positions Available All Year

FORCE Is Seeking a Studio Intern. We Have Internship Positions Available All Year


FORCE is seeking a Studio Intern. We have internship positions available all year.

Who we are:

Force: Upsetting Rape Culture is an art activist collective that works to upset the dominant culture of rape and promote a counter-culture of consent. We believe that a more difficult and honest conversation needs to happen in America to face the realities of sexual violence, and we envision a world where every individual has final say over what happens to their own body. To promote this needed conversation, we create art actions to generate media attention and get millions of people talking. FORCE is led by Saida Agostini, Hannah Brancato, and Shanti Flagg, creative educators, organizers, and activists in Baltimore, MD.

The Monument Quilt is Force's biggest project. We are collecting stories from survivors to sew together and display on the National Mall to spell NOT ALONE.

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Internship Description

Spring 2018 Semester

FORCE operates out of a studio at the Motor House building on North Ave. Interns help with basic studio maintenance, organization, sewing and prepping of materials, event planning, volunteer recruitment, and more.

This internship is unpaid. Start date and end date are flexible, with the start in the February and the end in May. Interns will be asked to commit to at least 8 hours a week and may do up to 25. In this position, you will experience how a non profit art project operates day to day. You will learn community outreach, volunteer coordination, and sewing skills. You will meet and connect with local activists. You'll learn how to plan an event for a non-profit. You will be exposed to the culture of contemporary feminist and anti-rape organizing, a culture of growing importance in our world.

An ideal candidate would be comfortable with or willing to learn the following skills: sewing, data entry, communication. They would have an interest in justice and understand the importance of survivors of rape being given a voice. They would be sensitive to survivors of trauma and culturally competent with people of backgrounds different than their own. Candidates of all backgrounds are welcome.

Studio hours are Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 1:00 – 7pm, Fridays and Saturdays 12:00-5:00pm.

How to Intern

Please send an email with your availability, brief statement of interest, and resume to Shanti, Studio Director: .