School Volunteer Impacted Incarceration at Culver High School

Overview

In-School Volunteer for Students Impacted by Incarceration at Culver City High School. POPS the Club started in 2013 at Venice High School and supports youth with loved ones in prison through peer-led, healing programming. POPS is a 501(c)3 organization that aims to bring its program to high schools across the country and operates weekly clubs in participating schools during the academic year.

• Volunteer at Culver City High School’s POPS meetings, which are held weekly during the academic year (Fall start referenced in the current listing).
• Support students impacted by the carceral system through the POPS curriculum, which emphasizes self-expression, mindfulness, and community engagement.
• Help students use voice through conversation, writing, artwork, and other creative outlets; foster a supportive peer environment.
• Assist with club activities and coordination as needed to promote attendance and participation.

POPS creates, oversees, and supports high school clubs that meet weekly throughout the academic year. The organization focuses on helping students who have been affected by incarceration or the carceral system and works to reduce stigma while building resilience and peer support.

• No specific formal qualifications listed in the posting; volunteers are sought to support weekly club meetings and the POPS curriculum for students impacted by incarceration.