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Voice Up Teach for Purpose Fellow

Voice Up Publishing Incorporated
CompanyVoice Up Publishing Incorporated
CategoryEducation
LocationMacon
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelIntern
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted26 Jul 2026
Last verified11 Aug 2026
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Description
Teach for Purpose Fellow (Contract) Help children discover their purpose. Change lives in your own community. Organization: Voice Up The Purpose Fellowship Position Type: Contract Schedule: 4 8 hours per month Compensation: $25 $50 per hour Location: Flexible Teach in your own community or virtually About the Opportunity Voice Up is seeking compassionate educators, mentors, coaches, counselors, youth leaders, pastors, social workers, and other trusted adults to become Teach for Purpose Fellows. This is more than a teaching opportunity. It is an opportunity to help children discover their voice, build confidence, develop courage, and begin identifying their unique purpose in life. Teach for Purpose Fellows use their own experiences and life lessons to inspire and encourage the next generation through meaningful conversations and small-group learning experiences. We welcome applicants from every culture, background, and country. If you are passionate about helping young people thrive, we invite you to join this growing global movement. What You'll Do Lead purpose-focused discussions and small-group learning experiences with children. Share personal experiences that encourage resilience, growth, and hope. Help children recognize their strengths, values, and future potential. Complete the self-paced Voice Up Purpose Fellowship training program. Teach on a flexible schedule that works for you. Submit a simple monthly invoice for completed hours. Who We're Looking For We're looking for individuals who already work with or mentor young people, including: Teachers School counselors Coaches Youth pastors Behavioral health professionals Social workers Community leaders College and graduate students interested in youth development Volunteers and mentors The strongest candidates are people who genuinely care about helping children become the very best version of themselves. Our Five Core Principles Every Teach for Purpose Fellow strives to live these principles each day: Collaboration All are Welcome Humility We all have much to learn Precision All the Details Matter Patience We all need forgiveness Empathy We must understand your why Why Join Voice Up? As a Teach for Purpose Fellow, you'll have the opportunity to: Help children discover purpose and confidence. Develop leadership and communication skills. Join an international network committed to helping people flourish. Receive flexible, mission-driven work that fits around your existing schedule. Make a measurable impact in your own community. Application Process Qualified applicants will complete a simple seven-step process that includes: An introductory conversation. Online application and rsum submission. Selection of an interview pathway. A personalized AI-supported interview experience. Purpose Fellowship training. Community or classroom matching. If you believe every child deserves someone who believes in them, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and help the next generation discover purpose, one conversation at a time. A Finding, Ten States Wide That observation became a formal research question when Art Fuller entered a doctoral program at the University of Indianapolis, under an IRB-approved study protocol. The research took him into college classrooms across ten states, talking to African American students about their lives not their transcripts, not their majors, but the actual texture of what they had lived through. What he found, replicated with a consistency that should unsettle anyone who has ever sat on a university curriculum committee, was that the students already possessed, in their own biographies, exactly the caregiving, crisis, and recovery experience that a behavioral health career is built on. They had sat with a parent through addiction. They had held a household together during a hospitalization. They had done, unpaid and unnamed, the emotional labor that entire professions are organized around. And almost none of them had ever been told that this counted as anything.