S’edav Va’aki Museum Launches New Teen Volunteer Initiative

Phoenix, AZLocal News

The S'edav Va'aki Museum has officially launched its Teen Volunteer Program, inviting high school students aged 14-17 to apply starting September 3, 2024. This initiative is designed to provide teens with hands-on experience in a cultural institution while engaging with the public. Volunteers will work closely with the museum's AmeriCorps VISTA, participating in activities such as artifact interactions, outdoor educational programs, and leading indoor exhibits. The program emphasizes professional development, allowing participants to fulfill volunteer and internship requirements necessary for graduation. By participating, students will have the chance to build essential skills and create networks that could assist them in their future academic endeavors.

The museum aims to enhance the understanding of the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People among the youth while opening doors to opportunities for unique letters of recommendation. This program represents a significant commitment to youth engagement and education within the community. Interested teens can apply through the provided link for the program application.

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