Our Team
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Ximena - Programs Assistant
Ximena is a senior at the University of California at Berkeley studying English with a minor in Theater & Human Rights.
Astrological Sign: Virgo
Favorite Creative Hobbies: Clay & Painting
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Efi - Virtual Assistant
Efi is from the suburbs of Chicago, but lives in her hometown of Guanajuato, México, where she is building her life as a creative entrepreneur. She love artesanías, exploring cultures and supporting others intentionally. Efi is married and living with her cute dog! She can be quiet at first, but loves to share a good laugh and meaningful conversation once you get to know her.
Astrological Sign: Pisces
Favorite Creative Hobbies: Nature walks, Traveling, and Artesanía shopping!
What do we do?
That Art Party is a creative community where mindfulness, community, and artistic expression meet. We specialize in curating events and experiences that transform BIPOC mental health through shared creativity, introspection, and joy. Our mission is to provide spaces that encourage well-being, foster deep connections, and celebrate the harness our innate creative power.
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In a world where every BIPOC adult engages in a creative self-care ritual that connects us to our innate creative power, we will begin to create our most liberated realities.
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Love: Drawing from bell hooks' insights in All About Love, we cultivate a culture rooted in radical compassion, mutual respect, and care. Love is a foundation in our relationships and interactions, where we support and celebrate one another in our unique journeys.
Radical Imagination: Inspired by the principles of Afrofuturism, we envision a future where creativity knows no bounds. We see imagination as a powerful tool for transformation, allowing us to reimagine, rebuild, and reconnect with our true potential.
Rest: Following Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry, we honor rest as an act of liberation and self-preservation. Resting is essential to our work; it provides space for reflection, balance, and deeper connection with our intuition and well-being.
Community:
Intuition:
Play & Joy:
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At That Art Party, we offer more than a job—we offer a purpose-driven career filled with creativity and connection. Here’s what you can expect as part of our team:
Wellness: We prioritize work-life balance with flexible scheduling, supporting your health and time for personal well-being.
Growth: Our team has access to local artists, small businesses, and art classes, providing a constant flow of creative inspiration and connection to our community.
Creative Freedom: Whether you're behind the scenes or facilitating, we encourage innovation and self-expression.
Where creativity is more than a product, it's a ritual
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Where creativity is more than a product, it's a ritual 〰️
Working with That Art Party has been an incredibly supportive and joyful experience. I've found a community that encourages growth, creativity, and genuine connection.”
— Team Member
Opportunities
APPLICATIONS CLOSED.
Stars aligning? Send us your cover letter and resume by 2/21/25 5:00 PM PST.
Your cover letter should respond to this prompt:
What excites you about working with That Art Party?
NOTE: applicants must be located in the Bay Area to facilitate in-person events.
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We’re seeking a Creative Facilitator who will be the heart of our workshops and events. Your role is to guide participants through transformative, creative wellness experiences that blend art, mindfulness, and community connection. You’ll represent That Art Party’s mission, ensuring every participant feels inspired, cared for, and deeply engaged.
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Facilitate in-person and virtual creative wellness workshops for groups of 10-30 participants, fostering an inclusive and joyful atmosphere.
Represent That Art Party’s mission and values, creating an environment of care, imagination, and connection.
Prepare materials and workshop spaces (virtual or physical) to ensure a seamless participant experience.
Collaborate with the Team to develop event flow and creative activities aligned with our vision.
Engage participants with warmth, enthusiasm, and encouragement, ensuring they leave feeling refreshed and empowered.
Collect and share participant feedback to continuously improve workshop experiences.
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Strong public speaking and group facilitation skills, with a natural ability to make people feel welcomed and supported.
Experience in arts, education, wellness, or community-building.
Familiarity with mindfulness practices and creative arts is a plus.
Confidence navigating virtual platforms like Zoom or similar tools.
Excellent time management, adaptability, and ability to thrive in a dynamic environment.
A passion for creativity, self-care, and uplifting BIPOC communities.
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This is a part-time position. Pay based on revenue split and bonuses.