Community Archiving & Public EngagementScheduled, Internship availability shown separately
Digital Storytelling Teaching Artist Internship
The Digital Storytelling Teaching Artist Internship gives emerging creatives hands-on experience supporting E4 Youth's cultural education programs in elementary and middle school classrooms.
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What participants do
- Work alongside E4 Youth teaching artists in classrooms.
- Support interactive workshops using local history, archival materials, media, and creative activities.
- Help students explore culture, identity, and community stories.
What participants may learn or strengthen
- Classroom support
- Digital storytelling facilitation
- Cultural education practice
- Youth engagement
- Teaching artist collaboration
How the program connects to community
Interns support culturally grounded workshops that help younger students explore community stories and identity.
Supported roles and professional involvement
Interns support E4 Youth teaching artists. They do not independently deliver classroom programs.
Four-E evidence expected from this work
Engage
- Interns help younger students connect to local history and culture.
Educate
- Interns learn classroom facilitation and creative workshop support.
Empower
- Interns practice responsibility in age-appropriate supported roles.
Elevate
- Internship experience can strengthen leadership and teaching artist pathways.
Current timing and next step
Availability depends on classroom and internship scheduling.