Curriculum & Training Content for BIPOC-Led Ag Cooperative and Food Justice Project

MycoSymbiotics Cooperative – Hybrid (Camp Hill, PA + Remote)

About Us
MycoSymbiotics Cooperative is a national network of mushroom growers, processors, and educators. We are building the Mycosymbiotics Information Network (MIN) — a digital platform delivering mushroom cultivation, value-added production, and culinary education. Founder William Padilla-Brown’s extensive teachings form the foundation of this curriculum, and we are seeking an intern to help bring these materials online.

Internship Overview
We are looking for a Curriculum & Training Content Intern to work closely with William Padilla-Brown at our Camp Hill, PA location (with flexibility to work remotely). The intern will be responsible for extracting, organizing, and digitizing Will’s lectures, notes, and recordings into structured lessons and modules that can be published on the cooperative’s new website and learning platform.

Responsibilities

Review, organize, and digitize training content from William Padilla-Brown.

Compile notes, slides, and recordings into structured, easy-to-follow lessons.

Support the development of four main MIN tracks: Producers, Processors, Consumers, and Homeschool/Youth.

Assist with editing written lessons, worksheets, and PDFs.

Collaborate with video production and web development interns to format and publish modules.

Maintain a content inventory and help design the curriculum flow (beginner → advanced).

What You’ll Gain

Direct mentorship and collaboration with one of the country’s most recognized mushroom educators.

Portfolio-ready work in curriculum design, digital learning, and knowledge management.

Exposure to cooperative business models and regenerative food systems.

Non-monetary benefits: product credits, event passes (including MycoFest), and potential long-term roles in the cooperative.

Commitment

~10 hours/week for the Fall 2025 semester

Hybrid: in-person sessions in Camp Hill, PA + remote work

Ideal Candidate

Strong writing, editing, and organizational skills.

Comfortable with digital tools (Google Docs, Canva, Airtable, or similar).

Interest in curriculum design, education, or knowledge management.

Passion for sustainability, fungi, or regenerative agriculture.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively across teams.

How to Apply
Submit your resume and a short statement (250 words max) on why you’re excited to help translate William Padilla-Brown’s teachings into digital learning. Please include any relevant writing, curriculum, or media samples.