dandyhorse is Canada’s first and only arts and culture magazine aimed at cyclists.
Our mandate is to celebrate cycling in an inclusive, urbane and artistic way that will appeal to the widest audience and encourages people to love living sustainably.
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Marketing interns will work closely with the director of dandy circulation to help promote the magazine. Duties will include outreach and distribution of dandy to events and managing subscription databases. This intern will also work closely with the Marketing advisor and the relaunch of our website (at dandyhorsemagazine.com). Must be proficient with Excel.
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Editorial interns will work directly with the editor-in-chief and provide and proof copy, liaise with photographers and contribute to the overall production of the magazine. Editorial interns of all skill levels will be considered, but the successful candidate will have an enthusiasm for cycling and/or fashion, as well as a commitment to sustainable living.
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Design and web interns will work on the production of the magazine and/or website and manage page layout. The design intern may also participate in website and editorial meetings and production and the overall dandy creative process. Candidates should have some design experience, preferably in InDesign.
Please note: Labour intense periods for this intern would be in February (website re-launch and online winter issue) April (Spring issue for May) and again in August (Summer/Fall issue for September/October.)
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Internships start January 2011. Duration is flexible but must last for at least one production cycle (one issue.) Work averages 5 - 7 hours per week (one full day or two half days) per week plus a regular weekly meeting of one hour.
These positions are unpaid. dandyhorse is 100% volunteer driven.
Contact editor-in-chief, Tammy Thorne directly at tthorne@dandyhorse.com if you are interesting in this position.
