OPPORTUNITIES

Doma seeks new members to join our advisory board for a two year term.

We are a fiscally sponsored project entering our second season. Our advisory board offers ongoing support, advice, direction, and key expertise in cultural relevance, events planning, marketing, development, and strategic plan

What We Are Looking For:

Doma is seeking 1-4 new members to help guide, support, and direct us more clearly in the following ways:

  • Cultural community growth & engagement on a national and international scale 

  • Audience growth

  • Cultural performance opportunities

  • Marketing

  • Development 

  • Donor cultivation

  • Strategic Planning & Financial Sustainability: Candidates with financial acumen and expertise in long-term financial and operational growth and sustainability are strongly encouraged to apply.

Who We Are Looking For:

  • Individuals with diverse backgrounds, skill sets, age ranges, and perspectives, from across the country.

  • Those from both within, and outside, of the Carpatho-Rusyn American diaspora. 

  • Individuals interested in supporting Minnesota arts, women-led organizations, dance, and cultural arts evolution are especially encouraged. 

  • Those enthusiastic about diving into the growth of national and international interests, fleshing out a strategic vision, and cultural evolution.

Time commitment:

  • 2-4 hours per month including: 1 online meeting per month (September to May), occasional outside support

  • Expected attendance at majority of Doma performances and events

Financial commitment 

  • Encouraged minimum $1000/ year contribution - either through personal donation or crowd funded

Applicants will be notified in late August 2025 for an interview and first meeting.

FALL 2025 DATES AVAILABLE

Chyža (huzhzhah) meaning house, room, cottage, or cabin, is a word only found in the Carpatho Rusyn language.

With this in mind, we invite artists needing concentrated, unrestricted, settled time in one place to make the studio your chyža. Possible intentions are (but not limited to) cleaning work, long rehearsals, set development, prop work, pre-tech research, low tech preproduction, small showings, micro intensives, solo research, etc.

  • Residency weeks run Monday-Sunday.

  • Residents determine their own schedule, but are encouraged to use a minimum of 10 hours in the studio.

  • Additionally, artists receive 1-2 hours of mentorship during their stay from one artist from the Doma Team, mentor availability pending.

This is an ongoing program with a rolling application form.

Doma Team: Alexandra Bodnarchuk, Marcela Michelle, Brandon Musser

First come, first served.