Stitching Hope: RAI's 3rd Annual Gala

Stitching Hope: RAI's 3rd Annual Gala

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Careers at RAI

Careers at RAI

Thanks for your interest in working for the Refugee Artisan Initiative. RAI currently has these open positions:

Cultural Center Design & Implementation Contractor

POSITION SUMMARY 

RAI is seeking a Cultural Center Design & Implementation Contractor who will lead a collaborative, community-centered design process that results in two fully realized exhibits (one permanent and one rotating), along with the multilingual interpretive materials, retail displays, educational programming, and feedback systems that surround them. Throughout, the contractor will center the voices and lived experiences of refugee and immigrant women and the principles of waste reduction and circular economy. 

This role will focus on two key tasks:

  1. Gather input from our communities and define the tone and direction of the Cultural Center through a Visitor Experience Statement
  2. Translate those community insights into tangible installations, exhibits, galleries, and spatial experiences. The process of working with the community in 2026 will define the specifics of the exhibits and storytelling; this contractor makes that shared vision come to life. 

For more information, please view the Job Posting.

The position is open until filled.

Please send your cover letter, resume, where you heard about the role, and questions to jobs@refugeesarts.org.

Thanks for your interest in working for the Refugee Artisan Initiative. RAI currently has these open positions:

Cultural Center Design & Implementation Contractor

POSITION SUMMARY 

RAI is seeking a Cultural Center Design & Implementation Contractor who will lead a collaborative, community-centered design process that results in two fully realized exhibits (one permanent and one rotating), along with the multilingual interpretive materials, retail displays, educational programming, and feedback systems that surround them. Throughout, the contractor will center the voices and lived experiences of refugee and immigrant women and the principles of waste reduction and circular economy. 

This role will focus on two key tasks:

  1. Gather input from our communities and define the tone and direction of the Cultural Center through a Visitor Experience Statement
  2. Translate those community insights into tangible installations, exhibits, galleries, and spatial experiences. The process of working with the community in 2026 will define the specifics of the exhibits and storytelling; this contractor makes that shared vision come to life. 

For more information, please view the Job Posting.

The position is open until filled.

Please send your cover letter, resume, where you heard about the role, and questions to jobs@refugeesarts.org.

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