Summer Program Facilitators
Convivir Colorado, Denver, CO, United States
Role:
two open positions for Summer Program Facilitators
Type:
hourly contractors
Location:
Westwood neighborhood in Denver, CO
Pay:
$25-$35 per hour depending on years of youth-facing facilitation experience
Commitment:
up to 32 hours per week from May 26th through July 31st, including Saturday July 19th
Application:
submit your interest by May 6th via the form linked on our website; early submissions appreciated
Convivir supports youth as they find power in their migrant experience and use it to enrich themselves and their Colorado communities. We specifically serve 6th through 12th grade immigrant, refugee, and first gen youth from any nationality and with any immigration status.
By leveraging the power of storytelling and art, we advance youth’s confidence and agency while building community and fighting xenophobia. Our holistic and long-term support addresses the unique intersection of youth development, educational equity, immigrant rights, and mental health.
About our Summer Program
Our annual summer program is our signature learning experience! Immigrant educators designed the curriculum to address the impact of migration on identity, policy, and mainstream media. Additionally, the program is intended to help youth build meaningful friendships with peers from diverse immigrant backgrounds across metro Denver to build a strong community support system. Not to mention it’s a fun, safe, and unique experience to fill their summer!
About the Role - Summer Program Facilitator
Facilitators who are personally impacted by migration and who represent the diverse experiences and backgrounds our youth may bring, are critical to the experience. Plus, we aim to maintain a small adult-to-youth ratio in order to encourage meaningful connections and allow us the capacity to truly support youth’s healing process.
Required Skills or Abilities
Proximity to a migration journey from Asia or Africa
Experience guiding trauma-healing discussions
Clear, charismatic, and motivating verbal communication
Meaningful and age-appropriate relationship-building skills
Empathetic classroom management style
Collaborative approach to decision-making
Comfortable with change and innovation
Ideal Candidates are Those Who
Are conversationally fluent in a language spoken by immigrants from Asia or Africa
Are skilled in one or more artistic mediums
Have experience as a classroom teacher, camp counselor, school social worker, cultural healer, artist or similar
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two open positions for Summer Program Facilitators
Type:
hourly contractors
Location:
Westwood neighborhood in Denver, CO
Pay:
$25-$35 per hour depending on years of youth-facing facilitation experience
Commitment:
up to 32 hours per week from May 26th through July 31st, including Saturday July 19th
Application:
submit your interest by May 6th via the form linked on our website; early submissions appreciated
Convivir supports youth as they find power in their migrant experience and use it to enrich themselves and their Colorado communities. We specifically serve 6th through 12th grade immigrant, refugee, and first gen youth from any nationality and with any immigration status.
By leveraging the power of storytelling and art, we advance youth’s confidence and agency while building community and fighting xenophobia. Our holistic and long-term support addresses the unique intersection of youth development, educational equity, immigrant rights, and mental health.
About our Summer Program
Our annual summer program is our signature learning experience! Immigrant educators designed the curriculum to address the impact of migration on identity, policy, and mainstream media. Additionally, the program is intended to help youth build meaningful friendships with peers from diverse immigrant backgrounds across metro Denver to build a strong community support system. Not to mention it’s a fun, safe, and unique experience to fill their summer!
About the Role - Summer Program Facilitator
Facilitators who are personally impacted by migration and who represent the diverse experiences and backgrounds our youth may bring, are critical to the experience. Plus, we aim to maintain a small adult-to-youth ratio in order to encourage meaningful connections and allow us the capacity to truly support youth’s healing process.
Required Skills or Abilities
Proximity to a migration journey from Asia or Africa
Experience guiding trauma-healing discussions
Clear, charismatic, and motivating verbal communication
Meaningful and age-appropriate relationship-building skills
Empathetic classroom management style
Collaborative approach to decision-making
Comfortable with change and innovation
Ideal Candidates are Those Who
Are conversationally fluent in a language spoken by immigrants from Asia or Africa
Are skilled in one or more artistic mediums
Have experience as a classroom teacher, camp counselor, school social worker, cultural healer, artist or similar
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