get involved
We are a small not-for-profit and rely heavily on our collaborators, friends, and supporters to help produce and activate our work.
We’re excited for you to join us!
JOIN THE MOVEMENT!
host AN exhibition or screening
AWP works to ensure broad audiences and stakeholders get access to our visual tools to further activation and engagement. Our exhibitions and screenings have taken place in hundreds of cities across the globe in a wide variety of formats and environments, including public installations and displays, at international film festivals, university lecture halls and libraries, and as special exhibitions at the US Congress and the United Nations.
Our projects, designed to be highly interactive, are flexible in how they are installed and viewed through in-person, hybrid, and virtual presentations.
We hope to work with you on hosting one of our exhibitions or films. After you fill out the form, a member of our team will be in touch to discuss next steps.
intern with us!
AWP offers competitive internships year-round for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in the role of visual arts in human rights advocacy. Interns will gain professional experience through hands-on learning in nonprofit operations, an understanding of the human rights ecosystem, and by building relationships with staff, board members, and other stakeholders.
Given that the needs of a small nonprofit organization vary greatly, the project work will be diverse, and the breadth of applicants’ suggested experience is wide. Those with interests in international relations, journalism, marketing and communication, design, programming, public policy, language studies, and visual arts and art history are encouraged to apply by emailing us at info@artworksprojects.org with a resume, a letter of interest (including dates of availability), and two references.
support our work
Using art to reach hundreds of thousands of viewers, ART WORKS Projects has inspired audience members on five continents to support an end to grave human rights abuses. While we are proud of our impact, we know there remains more essential work to do!