Current Opportunities

All My Relations Apprenticeship Program

Location: Seattle, WA (In-person)
Schedule: Flexible / Project-based
Compensation: Based-on experience,
Start Date: Applications reviewed on a rolling basis
Reports to: Matika Wilbur, Executive Director

About Us

All My Relations is a podcast and storytelling project dedicated to uplifting Indigenous voices, culture, and lived experience. We are housed at Tidelands, a Native-owned creative hub in downtown Seattle that includes a gallery, boutique, podcast incubator, and multimedia studio. Our team creates across mediums—podcasts, films, exhibitions, photography, publications, and public programming—and we approach this work as artists, cultural workers, language warriors, and kinship practitioners.

About the Apprenticeship

The All My Relations Apprenticeship Program offers hands-on experience for emerging Indigenous creatives—and relatives of all backgrounds—who want to learn within a community-centered media environment. Each apprenticeship is individualized, shaped around the skills, interests, and learning goals of the applicant. Apprentices may support storytelling projects across All My Relations, The Old Growth Table, Project 562, and the broader Tidelands ecosystem.

This program is ideal for people who want to deepen their creative practice while learning how Indigenous-led multimedia work is collaboratively produced, edited, researched, and shared with community.

Focus Areas

Applicants can express interest in one or more of the following areas:

  • Production (on-set support, recording, project logistics)

  • Pre-production / Research (episode research, archival support, cultural context)

  • Arts & Gallery Work (exhibitions, installation, public programming)

  • Photography (studio, documentary, event)

  • Website / Digital Media (content updates, layout support, backend tasks)

  • Transcription (episode transcripts, proofreading, formatting)

  • Filmmaking (short-form, social-first, or long-form support)

What You’ll Learn

  • Indigenous-centered storytelling practices

  • How to support podcast and video production

  • Research and pre-production workflows

  • Gallery operations and exhibition preparation

  • Media file management and creative asset organization

  • Collaboration within a community-rooted creative tea

Compensation

Apprenticeships are paid. Rate and scope are determined through an individual skill-based assessment to ensure equitable compensation based on experience.

Who Should Apply

We welcome applications from people who are:

  • Passionate about Indigenous media, art, and storytelling

  • Eager to learn, practice relational accountability, and collaborate

  • Organized, self-motivated, and curious

  • Comfortable working in dynamic, creative environments

Indigenous and LGBTQIA2S+ relatives are strongly encouraged to apply.

How to Apply

Please complete our apprenticeship application form and share a short overview of your background, interests, and the areas you’d like to gain experience in. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

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