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  • Nzinga Cafe
    Curator / Gallery Producer — Pop‑up Gallery (Harlem)
    Curator / Gallery Producer — Pop‑up Gallery (Harlem)
    5 hours ago
    Part-time
    Manhattan, New York

    Summary Nzinga Café is launching a short‑run pop‑up gallery in Harlem and we’re looking for a driven, young curator already steeped in the NYC art scene who wants to build a name quickly. You’ll program exhibitions, book artists, run install/dismantle, handle press and arts‑community outreach, and drive sales and foot traffic. This is a hands‑on role for someone who hustles, networks, and loves producing memorable, community‑centered shows. Key responsibilities • Conceive, plan, and program 1–2 pop‑up exhibitions (6–8 week or shorter runs) from concept to deinstall., • Source and secure artists (solo and group), negotiate consignment terms, and manage intake logistics., • Create floor plans, hanging maps, labels, and condition reports; supervise install and lighting., • Build and execute press, social, and community outreach strategies targeted to NYC art press, local partners, and collectors., • Produce opening receptions and public programs (talks, workshops, pop‑ups) and manage RSVP/guest lists., • Manage on‑site sales with POS reconciliation and artist payout coordination., • Maintain inventory, consignment paperwork, and insurance documentation., • Act as public face of the gallery at events, fairs, and in the neighborhood; grow the gallery’s collector and press network., • Track show metrics (attendance, sales, press hits) and deliver a short post‑mortem report after each run., • Required qualifications, • 1–4 years experience in NYC galleries, curatorial programs, arts nonprofits, or equivalent; demonstrable ties to the local art community., • Proven experience programming, installing, and producing exhibitions or events., • Strong written and verbal communication; comfortable pitching press and partners., • Practical skills: basic lighting/hanging knowledge, inventory and condition reporting, familiarity with gallery sales workflows and POS systems., • Self‑starter with reliable availability for evenings and weekends during openings and events., • Professional references from artists, gallerists, or curators., • Preferred, • Existing press or collector contacts in NYC., • Experience with social media marketing, Eventbrite/Patreon/Ticketing, or email outreach., • Background in community‑centered programming or neighborhood partnerships., • Ability to lead and supervise volunteers or part‑time staff., • Compensation, • Competitive commission model: curator earns a negotiated percentage of sales generated during the show (typical range: 10–20% of gross sales or a negotiated percentage of the gallery’s net commission)., • Additional small stipend or flat fee per show negotiable based on experience and scope., • Opportunity for performance bonuses tied to attendance, press placements, and successful sales milestones., • This role is ideal for someone building their curatorial resume and network; strong results will lead to ongoing collaboration and increased compensation., • Why join us, • Produce high‑visibility shows in Harlem with genuine community engagement., • Autonomy to shape program and build your curator profile quickly in a supportive, scrappy team., • Direct, measurable impact on sales, press, and cultural programming with guidance from experienced founder/operators., • Please include in a single PDF:, • Short cover letter (1 page) describing a recent exhibition or project you produced and the measurable outcomes., • CV or resume., • Applications reviewed on a rolling basis; early submissions prioritized., • Send the package of PDF to the address above as we won't answer in this platform., • Equal opportunity, • Nzinga Café is committed to equitable and community‑centered programming. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and identities.

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  • Museum of Maritime Navigation and Communication
    Handyman
    Handyman
    14 days ago
    $18 hourly
    Part-time
    Rosebank, Staten Island

    Part-Time Handyman - up to $18 an hour, can eventually become Full-time About: We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit museum dedicated to the preservation of marine electronic equipment and local maritime history. Through programs the museum strives to stimulate the interests of children and adults in the community and encourage the study, understanding, and appreciation of the subjects represented by the collections. The museum is located on the north shore of Staten Island. Job Description: The Museum of Maritime Navigation and Communication (MMNC) is seeking a part-time handyman to assist with a variety of tasks as we prepare to re-open our museum. Tasks include, but are not limited to, mounting shelves and wall displays, assembling and moving office furniture, fence repair, backyard maintenance, and more. Responsibilities and Requirements: • High school diploma or equivalent, • Must be able to lift heavy objects., • Proficiency in using hand and power tools., • Basic understanding of electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems., • Familiarity with best practices for basic maintenance and repairs, and the ability to carry them out without supervision, • Assist with clean-up and remodeling as needed. Job Type: Part-time Benefits: • Flexible schedule Work Location: In person

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  • Ubuntuu house
    Volunteer Leadership/Board Member
    Volunteer Leadership/Board Member
    1 month ago
    Part-time
    Brownsville, Brooklyn

    About Us Ubuntuu House is more than an organization—it’s a movement. Rooted in the African philosophy “I am because we are,” we are dedicated to uplifting youth, families, LGBTQIA+ communities, and all who seek healing, empowerment, and cultural pride. Through wellness, entrepreneurship, arts, and advocacy, we are creating spaces of resilience and hope across Brooklyn and beyond. Why Join Our Board? As a Board Member, you’ll play a critical role in shaping the vision, growth, and sustainability of Ubuntuu House. This is your chance to give back, make lasting impact, and join a passionate network of changemakers. What We’re Looking For We seek board members who bring: Leadership & Passion for community empowerment and social justice. Expertise in one or more areas: finance, law, fundraising, nonprofit management, marketing, advocacy, or lived experience connected to our mission. Commitment to advancing equity, inclusion, and cultural pride. Time & Energy to attend board meetings, participate in committees, and support fundraising efforts. Your Impact Help guide Ubuntuu House’s strategic direction. Strengthen our fundraising and sustainability efforts. Serve as an ambassador for our programs and mission. Build a legacy of healing, culture, and justice for future generations. Benefits of Serving Be part of a movement that’s changing lives. Expand your leadership and nonprofit governance experience. Join a network of professionals, activists, and community leaders. Leave a mark in one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic grassroots organizations.

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  • The Black Institute
    Administrative Assistant
    Administrative Assistant
    2 months ago
    $40000–$45000 yearly
    Part-time
    Clinton Hill, Brooklyn

    We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Part-Time Administrative Assistant to join our team at our Brooklyn office. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about racial justice, social equality, and the inner workings of a nonprofit organization. The Administrative Assistant will provide critical support to our staff, ensuring smooth daily operations and contributing to the success of our initiatives. This is a paid, part-time position requiring 32 hours per week. The schedule will be determined in coordination with the selected candidate. Responsibilities Provide administrative support to staff, including scheduling, filing, and organizing documents. Assist with office management tasks, such as maintaining supplies and coordinating meetings. Manage data entry, record-keeping, and database maintenance. Support communication efforts, including drafting emails, memos, and reports. Assist in organizing events, workshops, and community outreach initiatives. Collaborate with team members on special projects as needed. Qualifications Strong interest in racial justice, social equality, and nonprofit work. Excellent organizational and time-management skills. Strong written and verbal communication abilities. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). Detail-oriented with the ability to multitask and prioritize tasks effectively. Positive attitude, critical thinking skills, and a willingness to learn. Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Benefits Opportunity to gain professional experience in a mission-driven nonprofit setting. Exposure to the political and social justice landscape in New York City. Hands-on understanding of nonprofit operations and advocacy work. Networking opportunities with professionals in the fields of social justice and public policy.

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  • Game Changers New York
    Executive Director
    Executive Director
    2 months ago
    Full-time
    Manhattan, New York

    Company Description Game Changers New York works to create equal opportunities for youth globally by collecting and distributing sports equipment. We up-cycle no-longer-used items and ensure they are given to children who would otherwise not have access to them. Our mission is to level the playing field for all kids, providing them with the resources they need to play and grow through sports. Role Description This is a full-time, role for an Executive Director located in the New York City Metropolitan Area. The Executive Director will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations, fundraising, strategy development, and program implementation of the organization. They will work closely with the board of directors and lead a team to fulfill the organization's mission. Additional responsibilities include partnership building, community outreach, and ensuring compliance with regulations and policies. Qualifications Leadership and management skills Experience in fundraising, strategic planning, and program implementation Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to build and maintain partnerships with stakeholders Proficiency in compliance and regulatory matters Experience in not-for-profit or community organizations is a plus Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Nonprofit Management, or related field

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