Beyond our exhibition program, Girls’ Club offers specialized workshops for women and girls in Broward County. Collaborating with partners Susan B. Anthony Recovery Center, Women in Distress of Broward County, PACE Center for Girls and Young at Art Museum, and MOCA North Miami’s Women on the Rise program, Girls’ Club offers multimedia and digital imaging workshops that build self-esteem while developing creative skill sets using art and technology for women and girls navigating transitions in their lives.
Affordable technical and professional development workshops are offered to artists at Girls’ Club. Using the model of artists teaching artists, workshops have covered pinhole photography, solarplate etching, website design, and 16mm film.
internship program
Girls’ Club’s welcomes college students, recent graduates and young professionals to apply for our growing internship program. The program provides an introduction to the inner workings of managing a non-profit space and training in arts administration, collection management, public relations, marketing and education development. We encourage applicants from a wide range of disciplines, a background in art, art administration and art history preferred. Program participants receive on-one-on training, often heading special projects and working directly with artists and local arts professionals. Internships are available each semester and can be designed to fit each participant’s schedule. Department-specific internships are available in Graphic Design, Web Development/Social Media, Videography/Photography documentation and Education Programming. Writing samples and example of work may be required.
Interested applicants are encouraged to send an introductory email explaining your interest in the program, including your contact information and resume/CV to admin@girlsclubcollection.org. Please use the subject “Girls’ Club Internship Program.”
fellowship program
Girls’ Club welcomes advanced undergraduate students or recent graduates to apply for the semester-based fellowship program to gain a substantive understanding of arts administration and contribute to Girls’ Club public programs with independent projects relating to curatorial, collection management, education, publications and/or online media. Fellows are employed 15 hours a week for a 5-6 month period and receive a stipend of $3000.
Next fellowship application period: TBA