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Event Planning Internship
ORGANIZATION: EyeSeeMe Foundation
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2 people are interested

This internship is perfect for someone with event planning experience or someone eager to learn. If you're passionate about community engagement, education, and making a difference, this is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience in event coordination while supporting an important cause.
What You’ll Do:
- Assist in planning and organizing event logistics, activities, and flow
- Coordinate with vendors, partners, and volunteers
- Help manage timelines, communications, and event schedules
- Contribute creative ideas to make the event engaging, inclusive, and impactful
- (If local or able to travel) Support day-of event coordination and execution
Why This Internship Is Great for You:
- Gain valuable hands-on experience in event planning and nonprofit organization
- Work closely with a passionate and mission-driven team
- Contribute to an impactful initiative that uplifts Black literature and education
- Make a tangible difference in both local and national communities
- Opportunity to develop your professional skills and build your résumé
Location:
Remote (U.S.-based preferred, but open to international candidates with relevant skills)
If you are an interested college student...
This internship may be eligible for academic credit through your institution. We’re happy to support you by outlining learning objectives, confirming hours, and completing any necessary paperwork. Please consult your academic advisor or internship office to learn more about your school's credit process and let us know what documentation is required.
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About EyeSeeMe Foundation
Location:
Various Locations, Saint Louis, MO 63130, US
Mission Statement
We provide African American Children's books to low-income families to ensure all children can realize the benefits of having a home library
Description
Research tells us that the number one predictor of academic success is the number of books a child has in their home. For example, University of Nevada-Reno sociologist Mariah Evans led a research team and conducted a 20-year study that found the presence of books in the home to be the top predictor of whether a child will do well on standardized tests and attain a high level of education. This was found to be especially true for children from disadvantaged families. Unfortunately, the children that need it the most can afford it the least.
Our mission is to be a resource to parents, teachers, and schools in providing the very best children’s books on the market that promote positive images and stories about African American culture and history. As a tool to help increase literacy, African American children will benefit by seeing themselves respectfully represented in the literature they read. Non-African American children will benefit by helping to dispel negative and inaccurate stereotypical images of people of color and that despite our many differences, all people share common feelings and aspirations.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
April 22, 2025
SKILLS
- Social Media / Blogging
- Fundraising
- People Skills
- Project Management
- Relationship Building
- Management
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 21
- Orientation or Training
- Flexible! We are looking for someone that can do at least 5 hours a week.