Fahrenheit Creative Group

We're looking for a junior project manager with experience in marketing or communications (or a willingness to roll up their sleeves and learn quickly!) and a commitment to justice, equity, community, and learning.

You'll be joining a team that manages 8 to 12 projects for nonprofit, philanthropic, and government clients, with the expectation of leading up to 4 of those with administrative and strategic support.

Need more information? Drop us a note or give us a call. We'd love to talk with about what it means to work here and all the possibilities we can create together.

Junior Project Manager at Fahrenheit Creative Group Junior Creative Projects Manager The Junior Creative Projects Manager leads project management and account servicefor four to six small to midsize projects, working with a Creative Support Specialist to find creative ways to deliver excellent service and creative to clients. You will be responsibl

This Wednesday, we're continuing our with a teach-in on the law at the Capitol Green Space, featuring freedom songs, poetry readings from C. Leigh McInnis, and a lecture on the current status of social well-being and welfare programs from Pamela Shaw, president and founder of P3 Strategies.

Freedom House Learning Series: Lecture on the Lawn
Wednesday, March 25
11:00 pm - 1:00 pm (Lunch provided)

Register at fcgworks.com/freedom-house.

Next Wednesday, March 25, we're hosting our third Freedom House event: a teach-in on the lawn at the Capitol Green Space. Join us as we sing freedom songs, discuss the historical and contemporary issues with social well-being and welfare programs, and share ways we can collectively fight for freedom. ✊🏾

Lunch will be provided, so registration is required. Reserve your spot at fcgworks.com/freedom-house. We also encourage you to bring a blanket or lawn chair for the lecture. If you have any questions, send us a note or give us a call.

This article in The Hill by Henry Fernandez, CEO of the African American Research Collaborative and longtime friend and partner of Fahrenheit Creative Group, is a great follow-up to our first Freedom House event with Mississippi Votes.

Henry drops a few gems (that he backs up with data) in this piece, including:

💎 "Race, ethnicity and income should not determine who gets to vote in America."

💎 "In presidential elections, the Democrats haven’t won a majority of white voters since 1964. Every victory since then has required strong turnout from communities of color."

💎 "We need aggressive registration to rebuild what suppression has taken, and sustained engagement to win registered voters."

💎 "The math hasn’t changed — Black and Latino voters still matter. The question is how to reach them."

Read the full article at: https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/5740563-democratic-voter-engagement-2026/

The first book club book of our fifteenth year is fitting on multiple levels. Let us know if you’ve read Parable of the Sower and what you think.