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WARC is looking for media interns — remotely based.
📹 What You’ll Do
* Create reels and posts
* Write captions and edit content
* Build our media archive
* Support other media tasks
🧠 Who We Want
* Strong storytelling instincts
* Social media fluency
* Fast, reliable, curious
* Interest in environmental storytelling
* Bonus: design skills
Benefits of joining the WARC Team
✅ Flexible part-time schedule
✅ Access to the WARC volunteer network
✅ Recommendation letters for top performers
Care about the environment and the Aral region? Join World Aral Region Charity to tell stories that matter.
🗓 Application deadline: September 30, 2025
🔗 APPLICATION LINK
* Create reels and posts
* Write captions and edit content
* Build our media archive
* Support other media tasks
* Strong storytelling instincts
* Social media fluency
* Fast, reliable, curious
* Interest in environmental storytelling
* Bonus: design skills
Benefits of joining the WARC Team
✅ Flexible part-time schedule
✅ Access to the WARC volunteer network
✅ Recommendation letters for top performers
Care about the environment and the Aral region? Join World Aral Region Charity to tell stories that matter.
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New opportunity due Oct 5! Open to graduates with bachelors degree, work experience and, most importantly, fresh and innovative ideas on the region's development. Ask your questions in the comments if you have any but make sure to read the website and Instagram page first!
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Forwarded from Aral School | content
We are delighted to invite you to the presentation of the Aral School, taking place on:
📍 25 September 2025, 17:00 – IT Park, Nukus
📍 26 September 2025, 14:00 – Nationwide Children's Library, Tashkent
Led by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF), the Aral School was officially announced at the Aral Culture Summit by curator and researcher Jan Boelen (LUMA Arles, Atelier LUMA). Conceived as a “laboratory for the future”, this new interdisciplinary educational initiative brings together participants from Uzbekistan, Karakalpakstan and abroad to explore innovative approaches to cultural regeneration, ecological restoration and the sustainable development of the Aral Sea region.
The programme builds on the region’s unique biocultural context, connecting traditional knowledge with experimental design and research. Its pilot phase aims to develop tangible prototypes, international exhibitions, and a new educational model that responds to contemporary global challenges.
These presentations, aimed at recent graduates and young professionals of Uzbekistan, will be led by Programme Director Jan Boelen, joined by mentors Elena Kan, Sagitjan Aitjanov, and Azizbek Mannopov (TBC). Participants will learn more about the programme, launching in January 2026, and about the Open Call selection process.
📍 25 September 2025, 17:00 – IT Park, Nukus
📍 26 September 2025, 14:00 – Nationwide Children's Library, Tashkent
Led by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF), the Aral School was officially announced at the Aral Culture Summit by curator and researcher Jan Boelen (LUMA Arles, Atelier LUMA). Conceived as a “laboratory for the future”, this new interdisciplinary educational initiative brings together participants from Uzbekistan, Karakalpakstan and abroad to explore innovative approaches to cultural regeneration, ecological restoration and the sustainable development of the Aral Sea region.
The programme builds on the region’s unique biocultural context, connecting traditional knowledge with experimental design and research. Its pilot phase aims to develop tangible prototypes, international exhibitions, and a new educational model that responds to contemporary global challenges.
These presentations, aimed at recent graduates and young professionals of Uzbekistan, will be led by Programme Director Jan Boelen, joined by mentors Elena Kan, Sagitjan Aitjanov, and Azizbek Mannopov (TBC). Participants will learn more about the programme, launching in January 2026, and about the Open Call selection process.
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▪️How to apply — step by step
Prepare your materials, complete the online form, and ensure everything is sent in by the deadline. Your application should include a CV and portfolio (no more than 10 pages covering up to 5 projects), a copy of your diploma, a motivation letter of up to 600 words, and a scanned copy of your passport’s information page.
▪️Apply via link in bio
Prepare your materials, complete the online form, and ensure everything is sent in by the deadline. Your application should include a CV and portfolio (no more than 10 pages covering up to 5 projects), a copy of your diploma, a motivation letter of up to 600 words, and a scanned copy of your passport’s information page.
▪️Apply via link in bio
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