A few years ago, a few of us—ecology, economics, and business
graduates—founded a nonprofit organization called Third Millennium Alliance.
 We raised some money and bought a lot of land in a critically-endangered
rainforest and established an ecological reserve.  We first built an
innovative research station out of bamboo, then we partnered with a family
in the adjacent community of Camarones and built a community learning center
by hand with the help of community members.  People became curious of our
goals to become 100% self-sufficient, to conserve forest, and use resources
sustainably.  In response, we have developed an afterschool program for
local children, a teen program, and various projects in collaboration with
the families of Camarones.  With our presence established, we grow together
in education exploring the environment, various arts (culinary, theater,
music, and studio), culture and teaching English.  The date range for the
“Late Summer” program is August 1—September 29, 2012 and the cost is $1050.  

Projects for the Late Summer Internship include:

•       Kids Program – Environmental Education with emphasis in Sciences and 
Arts
for children from K to 12 (leading activities and updating curriculum)
•       Vocational Training for Young Leaders of Camarones – leading vocational
activities directly related to nature conservation through arts, sciences
and sustainable development
•       Youth Farmers Organic Market - establish a small but commercially viable
organic farm, to be managed and operated exclusively by local teenagers.
•       Sustainable Solutions & Agroforestry – shifting unsustainable economic
practices in the community to a more balance sustainable development 
•       Arts Program – painting the Camarones Historical Mural (the theme is: 
“reaching into the future through the past”)
•       Filmmaking and Edition- For this summer we also need an intern with
experience or willingness to develop experience with us on film and video
editing, with the aim of developing a short video that shows the traditional
coffee making process and the development of the Historical Mural for the
community of Camarones. As we don’t have tech equipment of this magnitude,
we will need for you to bring your own equipment. 
•       Other Activities for all interns this summer are:
o       Weekly Film Forum for Children and Youth
o       Movie and Ludic Nights for Adults
o       Traditional Music/Acoustic concerts.

If you would like to learn more, please visit our Internship page on our
website, where you can download a PDF file which includes a detailed program
description, at:

http://3malliance.org/internship

Application instructions are also included in the program description.We’re
very happy to open this opportunity up to people with the passion and the
interest to get involved in an experience like this, and we look forward to
working with you in this beautiful land! 

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