NAC Arts & Literacy Advocate

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Position Title:
NAC Arts & Literacy Advocate


Job Category:
Student Hourly


Job Profile:
Student Help


Job Summary:

Primary Focus:
Service, Creativity, & Cultural Advocacy

The NAC Art & Literacy Advocate develops service projects that address community needs while affirming Indigenous creativity and knowledge. Current initiatives include gathering luggage, comfort items, hygiene supplies, and books for Indigenous foster children in Portage County, where many Native youth-including Ho-Chunk children-are placed in care. This position also helps cultivate Indigenous arts learning in the NAC, from skills training to community engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead NAC/AIRO service projects supporting Indigenous foster youth.

• Partner with community organizations to gather supplies and resources.

• Promote Indigenous literacy by including books and journals in service projects.

• Support skill-building workshops in Indigenous arts and cultural practices.

• Help foster awareness of Indigenous children's issues in the local community.

Values in Action:
This role embodies the principle that art, service, and advocacy are pathways of healing and transformation.


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Special Notes:

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