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Hyphen was conceived in 2003 by San Francisco Bay Area journalists and community leaders who saw the need for a publication about Asian America that would go beyond Lucy Liu, sushi and yet another examination of the "model minority" story. With award-winning design and fresh perspectives that aren't just about identity issues, Hyphen covers the artists and change-makers who are shaping what it means to be Asian American. By showcasing people outside the boundaries of stereotypes, Hyphen acts as a cultural catalyst, inspiring its readership to branch out — to do, think and create.
Hyphen is not-for-profit and run entirely by volunteers. The hundreds of hours spent by writers, artists, editors, designers, web gurus, bloggers, xyz coordinators, and other lackeys are all unpaid. It's truly a labor of love. That is why we desperately need you!
February 24, 2009
Hyphen Wants You
By now, you should know that Hyphen
is a national Asian American magazine covering
arts, culture and politics with substance, style and sass. Hyphen was conceived in 2003 by San Francisco Bay Area journalists and community leaders who saw the need for a publication about Asian America that would go beyond Lucy Liu, sushi and yet another examination of the "model minority" story. With award-winning design and fresh perspectives that aren't just about identity issues, Hyphen covers the artists and change-makers who are shaping what it means to be Asian American. By showcasing people outside the boundaries of stereotypes, Hyphen acts as a cultural catalyst, inspiring its readership to branch out — to do, think and create.
Hyphen is not-for-profit and run entirely by volunteers. The hundreds of hours spent by writers, artists, editors, designers, web gurus, bloggers, xyz coordinators, and other lackeys are all unpaid. It's truly a labor of love. That is why we desperately need you!
BUSINESS TEAM
Hyphen is looking for smart, overachieving, creative, articulate, innovative, detailed-oriented and above all, dedicated members to join its Business Team. We are interested in social justice issues, politics and pop culture. There is no money involved -- just the experience of working alongside the finest Asian American minds that community college ever produced.
General Duties & Responsibilities:
· Commit to attending meetings (two Tuesdays a month)
· Lend your hand to existing projects, such as advertising and sponsorship efforts, and event planning
· Brainstorm for the good of the magazine
· Lead new initiatives from start to finish (and take over others should you wish)
· Table at Hyphen sponsored events (and get into them for free)
· Sport our merchandise because it's in fashion every season
Knowledge and Skills:
· Proven human intelligence (don't worry, we won't poke you to see if you respond to stimuli)
· Team player, not a lone wolf
· Self-motivated, hard-working ethic
· Post-identity politicked
· Down for the cause but not obsessed by it
· Not easily offended or dissuaded by hard-asses
· Loves culture, your momma and self (not in that order)
In a nutshell, we're looking for non-flaky folks landlocked to the San Francisco Bay Area. Those interested should submit a cover letter and resume to business(at)hyphenmagazine.com.
MEET US FIRST TO MAKE SURE WE ARE NOT CRAZY
Duh. We're just as scared as commitments as you are.
If you're now slightly hovering over your seat, let's give you some wings because you're going to get tired. Meet with the Hyphen Business Team at EZ5 (located at 684 Commercial St, San Francisco, CA) from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm on Tuesday, February 24th and Tuesday, March 24th. Come with cash for drinks, a smile on your face, and an open hand to shake. We welcome you to announce yourself prior to your arrival, so please contact Ianna Huang at ianna(at)hyphenmagazine.com with any thoughts and/or questions, but please no Spanish Inquisition!
Hyphen is looking for smart, overachieving, creative, articulate, innovative, detailed-oriented and above all, dedicated members to join its Business Team. We are interested in social justice issues, politics and pop culture. There is no money involved -- just the experience of working alongside the finest Asian American minds that community college ever produced.
General Duties & Responsibilities:
· Commit to attending meetings (two Tuesdays a month)
· Lend your hand to existing projects, such as advertising and sponsorship efforts, and event planning
· Brainstorm for the good of the magazine
· Lead new initiatives from start to finish (and take over others should you wish)
· Table at Hyphen sponsored events (and get into them for free)
· Sport our merchandise because it's in fashion every season
Knowledge and Skills:
· Proven human intelligence (don't worry, we won't poke you to see if you respond to stimuli)
· Team player, not a lone wolf
· Self-motivated, hard-working ethic
· Post-identity politicked
· Down for the cause but not obsessed by it
· Not easily offended or dissuaded by hard-asses
· Loves culture, your momma and self (not in that order)
In a nutshell, we're looking for non-flaky folks landlocked to the San Francisco Bay Area. Those interested should submit a cover letter and resume to business(at)hyphenmagazine.com.
MEET US FIRST TO MAKE SURE WE ARE NOT CRAZY
Duh. We're just as scared as commitments as you are.
If you're now slightly hovering over your seat, let's give you some wings because you're going to get tired. Meet with the Hyphen Business Team at EZ5 (located at 684 Commercial St, San Francisco, CA) from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm on Tuesday, February 24th and Tuesday, March 24th. Come with cash for drinks, a smile on your face, and an open hand to shake. We welcome you to announce yourself prior to your arrival, so please contact Ianna Huang at ianna(at)hyphenmagazine.com with any thoughts and/or questions, but please no Spanish Inquisition!
Posted by LisaLee at February 24, 2009 11:44 PM
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Hyphen's editorial team also needs volunteers for staff positions and is taking article submissions. (We got money to pay for some articles!)