VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
UNUSUAL SUSPECTS FIELD TRIP VOLUNTEER
Our Theatre & Culture Access Program is a field trip based program engaging our students, their families, and school faculty to experience professional art and culture performances. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in the prep and execution of field trips, and student-centric events, while also seeing professional theatre performances for free!
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH INTERN - SUMMER 2025
The Development Research Intern will assist the Advancement Department staff with completing a comprehensive research report on the Unusual Suspects’ current funding streams, prospective donors, and new trends/innovations in fundraising and philanthropy. The project will gather data and reveal anecdotes that help uncover the current motivations and barriers within our communities of support. Must currently be enrolled as an undergraduate and a resident of Los Angeles County to qualify. Learn more about this position here.
BILINGUAL PROGRAM COORDINATOR
The Bilingual Program Coordinator will support the Programs Department by serving as a key liaison between Teaching Artists, partner sites, and on-site staff. This role is responsible for providing daily on-site support at workshop locations across Los Angeles County, ensuring smooth communication and coordination. The Bilingual Program Coordinator will assist with day-to-day program administration, including maintaining and assessing program data, and supporting outreach efforts for workshops and events. Must be bilingual (English and Spanish) and have access to reliable transportation. Learn more about this position here.
TEACHING ARTISTS
Teaching Artists (TA) lead programming in our schools and after-school hours, community centers, youth detention centers, parks, and other sites. TAs play a critical role in the success of our programs, taking on a variety of responsibilities within our programming including; facilitator, mentor, coach, actor and teacher. Learn more about this position here.