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INTERN
& VOLUNTEER DUTIES
The Center is looking for people who have an interest
in community and grassroots work. All interns and
volunteers should be organized, self-motivated,
detail-oriented, and willing to learn. Strong writing
and speaking skills is preferred. Bilingual students
(Asian languages & Spanish) are especially
encouraged to apply.
Conflict Resolution Specialists (CRS): Interns and
Volunteers will be responsible for the following
tasks:
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Conducting intake interviews,
interacting with clients, performing
casework. |
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Possibility of observing and
participating in mediation (with completed
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Assisting with community
education, public presentations, and outreach
programs. |
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Assisting in the day-to-day
activities and special projects of the
Center. |
Conflict Resolution
Specialists must attend the Center's 25-hour
mediation and conflict resolution training. Intern
and volunteer positions are available throughout the
year. Hours are flexible, but Conflict Resolution
Specialists are expected to work at the Center a
minimum of 12-15 hours per week, preferably a 3-4
hour shift three times a week, for at least 16
weeks.
Those interested should send or fax a cover letter
and resume outlining their skills and interests
to:
Kent Zhu / Carolina Garza
Assistant Program Director/ Program Coordinator
Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center
(APADRC)
1145 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Fax 213-250-8195
e-mail: kent.zhu@apadrc.org
/ carolina.garza@apadrc.org
ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
If someone is unable to meet the Conflict Resolution
Specialist time commitment, they may still volunteer
at the Center and assist with intakes and other
projects like:
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Language Specialists/Translator:
Assist in the translation of APADRC materials
for casework, outreach and/or
recruitment. |
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Non-Profit Development/Outreach
Specialists: Work with Development Director
on grant research & writing, event
planning and outreach projects. Outreach
efforts include: Raising awareness of APADRC
services to various communities through
community education, public presentations,
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HOW TO
APPLY
Those interested should send or fax a cover letter
and resume outlining their skills and interests
to:
Ing Phansavath
CIC Program Director
Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center
(APADRC)
1145 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Fax 213-250-8195
e-mail: ing.phansavath@apadrc.org
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