Key Responsibilities

Historical Archiving and Storytelling (40%)

• Research and document the contributions of Black transgender and queer entertainers in Texas Drag.  

• Collaborate with The Mahogany Archives and Charles Law Archive to curate stories and artifacts.  

• Create narrative content for digital and physical platforms to preserve cultural history.  

Content Development and Digital Engagement (30%)

• Work with graphic designers and media teams to develop engaging content for social media, websites, and storytelling campaigns.  

• Assist in managing and updating campaign-related website content.  

• Promote events like the International Day of Drag and other community-focused gatherings.  

Community Interaction and Advocacy (30%)  

• Build relationships with local drag artists and entertainment venues to foster collaboration.  

• Attend and participate in community events and workshops to amplify performer stories.  

• Act as a bridge between The Mahogany Project and the Houston drag community, ensuring authenticity in all initiatives.  

Qualifications

• Passion for cultural preservation, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and community engagement.  

• Strong research and storytelling abilities to create compelling narratives.  

• Proficiency with digital platforms, content management systems, and social media.  

• Highly organized, adaptable, and a collaborative team player.  

• Comfortable engaging with diverse populations, particularly Black TQLGBIA+ communities. 

Structure & Benefits

• Location: Hybrid role based in Houston, TX, combining remote work with in-person outreach.  

• Commitment: 10–12 weeks with a flexible schedule to accommodate events and deadlines.  

Perks

• Hands-on experience in community activism and cultural preservation.  

• Networking opportunities with leaders in drag artistry and LGBTQ+ advocacy.  

• Potential academic credit and stipend opportunities (subject to funding).