Sponsor & Organization: Kamilla Arku ‘05, Director, Music for Liberia

Website: https://www.musicforliberia.com

Project A Title: Non-profit governance, administration and strategic development

Project Description: Music for Liberia addresses a crucial need in Liberia by empowering its young people. With a mission to support children and education, our donations have enabled our charity partners and beneficiaries to fund scholarships and teacher training, support rural schools and provide accommodation for Ebola orphans. Students with an interest in music, education, nonprofit administration, or development can channel their passions by interning with Music for Liberia. This is an opportunity to get invaluable, hands-on experience and make an important contribution to a dynamic and growing organization.

Our intern will work closely with the Director to support all areas of the non-profit as Music for Liberia sets up operations in the US, including strategic planning, reviewing governance structures; grant-writing; marketing and social media; partner outreach and management; event planning; research; budgeting and reporting; and the day-to-day running of the nonprofit. The intern will need to work thoughtfully and creatively over a range of digital platforms to engage with and grow Music for Liberia’s audience and develop relationships with Music for Liberia’s partners and beneficiaries. There is scope for special projects as per the intern’s interests.The internship is above all flexible, addressing the diverse needs of the organization while providing the intern the opportunity to draw on strengths while acquiring new skills.

Music for Liberia believes in empowering young people through education and artistic expression. We value diversity, inclusivity and creativity, and are committed to creating a positive work environment for all.

Job Function: Accounting/Auditing, Advertising/Public Relations, Arts Administration, Data Science/Data Analytics,g, Entertainment, Fundraising/Development, Marketing/Product Management, Office Administrative/Support Services, Performance (Acting, Dance, Music), Professional Athlete, Sustainability/Social Responsibility

Key Responsibilities: The intern will be responsible for daily administrative tasks, as well as taking on longer term projects related to governance and fundraising. There is also scope for the intern to engage in marketing and research projects in accordance with the intern’s interests.

Ideal Skills or Qualifications Needed:

● A strong interest in the non-profit sector, especially in the arts, development, or education

● Excellent written and oral communication skills

● An ability to work independently

● Good time management skills

● A passion for and creative approach to digital platforms

Expected Intern Experience Outcomes:

● How a non-profit operates

● How to write key nonprofit documents (grant applications, governance documents, etc)

● about Liberian culture, history and its current needs

● To work across digital platforms and create content for our website and newsletters, working within Wix, Mailchimp, etc.

Other Opportunities Associated with This Job: presenting at board meetings, project management, developing own research interests

Anticipated Time Requirements: 240 hours

Start and End Dates: 5/20/23 - 7/29/23 (dates flexible)

Work Model: Remote

Pay Details: Unpaid. Funding for students may be available through the Yale Office of Fellowships and Funding, OCS, or other Yale institutional resources.

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