Fieldwork connects emerging creatives with community organizations through real-world projects and mentorship.
This may include social media, event campaigns, storytelling, visual identity support, and creative production.
For Organizations
- seasoned creative leadership
- collaborative energy
- community involvement
- access to emerging creative talent
- lower fees than agencies
For Students
- portfolio work
- real project experience
- mentorship
- practice of AI‑supported workflows
- letters of recommendation
Questions
Is Fieldwork a formal internship program?
Not in the traditional sense. Fieldwork is a small, evolving initiative centered around mentorship, real projects, and hands-on creative experience. While letters of recommendation and career support may be provided, academic credit is not currently offered.
Who can participate?
Primarily high school and early college creatives interested in design, storytelling, branding, social media, and emerging creative workflows.
Is the work paid?
Some projects may include paid opportunities depending on scope and funding.
What kinds of organizations do you work with?
Schools, nonprofits, community organizations, and select small businesses.
How many projects do you take on?
A limited number each year to keep the experience collaborative, hands-on, and manageable for everyone involved.