MINORITIES IN AQUACULTURE
EIN 85-1764271 · Environmental Education (C60)
What they do
INTERNSHIPS Women & Girls, Oyster South, South Carolina Sea Grant These Internship Programs Provides An Accessible Opportunity to People Looking to Learn More About Viable Career Options In This Marine Occupation. Gaining Technical Skills In The Field, Interns Have The Opportunity to See The Work Through MIAs Lens, With A Focus On The Culture and History of Minorities Underrepresented Demographics In Aquaculture. In Order to Connect MIA Members to Internships and Career Growth Opportunities In The Seafood Industry, The Organization Maintains A Strong Network of Industry Partners That Are Dedicated to Diversifying Aquacultures Workforce Sector. Our Partners Work With Us to Develop Exclusive Internship Opportunities That Provide The Experience Our MIA Members Need to Build Their Careers.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2020
- Location
- 117 PARRIS LN APT G3, EASTON, MD 21601-3993
- County
- Talbot
- In care of
- IMANI BLACK