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We are currently looking for people to help with monthly building maintenance days, day-after event cleanup, and board members! See more below.

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Want to get involved with 825? You’re in luck! These are all our current position openings.
Open Position: Climate Engagement Organizer
The Climate Engagement Organizer will develop community-centered, relevant, and accessible programming related to climate resilience in order to collect data and build a network of community partners in the Frogtown & Rondo neighborhoods.
KEY RESULT AREAS:
In this position you will:
- Work with the 825 Arts Community Engagement Director and MN Climate Adaptation Partnership (MCAP) educator to develop community programming related to climate resilience
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- Collaborate in a community science (Participatory Science) air pollution monitoring and advocacy program.
- Facilitate the identification of Frogtown/Rondo neighborhood resident youth who are able to use and evaluate air quality monitor data.
- Assist in the producing and promotion of an event for the youth program cohort to share their learnings with the community (including MCAP, University of Minnesota, other community organizations/partners, and funders).
- Develop a collaborative community climate resilience education plan
- Produce two community-wide Climate Resilience and Art events in 2025
- Plan, Coordinate and execute climate engagement activities around air quality, in conjunction with 825 Arts events,
- Evaluate and share the impacts of the events on community awareness and preparedness with MCAP and community members
- Develop fun and engaging activities for conversation and data about climate change
- Work closely with 825 communications manager to create organizational messaging about climate engagement
- Develop plans for community participation, data collection and analysis, that works alongside currently planned events and engagement activities.
- Identify and explore opportunities to supplement 825 Arts’ resilience capacity-
- Determine and connect with community organizations to strengthen networks and redundancies
- Collaborate in a community science (Participatory Science) air pollution monitoring and advocacy program.
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- Manage two members of the 825 Arts Youth Arts Leadership Team, who will assist with community programming.
- Identify and share learning opportunities with the Youth Leaders to build their capacity and effectiveness in the work
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- Manage youth leaders shifts for supporting Climate Outreach work at community events.
Qualifications:
-Candidates must
– be 21 years of age or older
-have reliable transportation
-Live in Saint Paul
-Pass a background check
-be passionate about climate engagement in the community
-Be able to work in the Google Suite (including google docs, spreadsheets, forms)
-outgoing and comfortable talking with diverse groups of people
The ideal candidate:
-lives in the Frogtown or Rondo neighborhood
-Has a background and experience in climate/environmental advocacy
-Is highly organized and self-driven
-Considers themselves an artist.
-Is bilingual in one of Saint Paul’s top five spoken languages (Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Karen, Nepali)
*Scheduled Engagement Dates
6/17/25 5-8pm ART-B-Q
6/28/25 9am-5pm Little Mekong Night Market
7/15/25 5-8pm ART-B-Q
7/16/25 5-10pm Movie night @ Central Village Park
7/19/25 10am-5pm Rondo Dayz
7/23/25 5-8pm The Get Down at 825 Arts
8/16/25- 12-8pm Frogtown Arts Festival
8/19/25 6-8pm Cake Day
8/31/25 10am-3pm Back to School Event
(NOTE: the Climate Engagement Organizer will need to make sure all of these events are adequately staffed by themselves or Youth Leaders)
Compensation: $4000
TO APPLY:
Please fill out this form: https://airtable.com/appZB5C4XIseEhnDB/pagaLJHDmNscsbzr3/form
You will be prompted to include links to both a cover letter and resume. File uploads will not be accepted.
Applications accepted until June 10, 2025.
QUESTIONS can be directed to Mercedes@825arts.org.
Open Position: YALT Leaders!
The 825 Arts Youth Arts Leadership Team (YALT), is a team of youth ages 14-21 who produce events and help make 825 a healthy, supportive place for youth. We are seeking 2 new YALT leaders for the 2025-2026 cycle.
Time Commitment: The YALT team will be active from October 2025-August 31, 2026. YALT members will be employees of the 825 Arts- this is a job, and we expect YALT members to make this commitment and their participation a priority in their lives.
We anticipate that YALT members will work 2-4 hours every week.
YALT will meet:
Three Thursdays each month from 4:30-6:30pm (Hybrid)
The 3rd Saturday of every month from 12pm-4pm (In person)
Asynchronous Work: team members may have responsibilities that may include: communicating with partners and artists, creating marketing materials, social media, flyering, creating written or video reflections.
YALT Members are expected to attend all of these meetings.
The YALT team helps produce two events each year.
2025 Speak Out and Lead Youth Arts Festival
Prep Day- Friday, April 24 from 5-9pm
Festival- All day, Saturday, April 25 at 825 Arts.
The Frogtown Arts Festival-
Prep Day- Friday, August 14 from 12-5pm
All day, Saturday, August 15, at 825 University Avenue
Additional Events
YALT members will occasionally be involved with 825 community outreach events focused on young people.
The team will be responsible for all aspects of events, including, but not limited to:
EVENTS
- Event Planning, timelines, and goal Setting
- Marketing and Outreach
- Artist Selection & Organizing
- Making arrangements for all necessary technical and arts equipmen
- Hosting the event
- Organizing Volunteers
- Evaluating the process and making recommendations for improvements
OTHER DUTIES
Occasional attendance & reporting at 825 Arts board meetings
Representing 825 Arts at community events