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1 person is interested
Grant Writing Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Sephardic Heritage International (SHIN DC)
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1 person is interested
Sephardic Heritage INternational DC (SHIN-DC) is seeking several grant writing volunteers starting this winter. The volunteers will assist SHIN-DC in researching and prospecting for potential grant opportunities, tracking available grant opportunities in spreadsheets, writing grant drafts, communicating with other prominent organizations about partnerships, and being on-site support for SHIN-DC events. If interested, this can be counted as an internship position for those looking to build their resume.
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About Sephardic Heritage International (SHIN DC)
Location:
1513 28th Street NW, Washington, DC 20007, US
Mission Statement
SHIN DC --inspired by classic Sephardic appreciation of the humanities--builds intercultural bridges & understanding, while raising awareness of Sephardic Jewish heritage. With the goal of amplifying awareness of our heritage, SHIN-DC engages the world through innovative programs that connect the cultures, arts and history of the Middle East, North Africa, the Iberian Peninsula and Central & Western Asia. Through a focus on celebrating Sephardic heritage and its potential for cross-cultural bridge building, we engage in cultural diplomacy by bringing together members of the diplomatic community, members of Congress, and diverse communities, including affiliated and unaffiliated Jews and non-Jews.
Description
SHIN DC is for everyone: Our motto is "The SHIN includes you, celebrating and building bridges with us." Our celebration spans cultural domains related to the origins, development, displacement, and diffusion of Sephardic heritage worldwide. This includes cultural domains related to the Jewish, Muslim & Christian world, including historic Al-Andalus.
Programs and events include guest speakers, celebrations, festivals, happy hours, community meals, films, and dance and musical performances. Our Moroccan-style DC-Mimosa-brunch tradition for Mimouna, Hanukkah's Extra Flame (raising awareness of humanitarian and refugee crises worldwide), and other events and programs are fun and educational. They also provide opportunities to connect with your diverse neighbors and the diplomatic community in DC and around the world.CAUSE AREAS
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This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
November 17, 2017
SKILLS
- Technical Writing
- Grant Writing / Research
- Cross-cultural Communication
- Verbal / Written Communication
- Brand Development & Messaging
- Community Outreach
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Driver's License Needed
- Must be at least 21
- Orientation or Training
- Flexible, as long as work gets completed