Thursday, 23 July 2015

Jobs,


ACI Manitoba seeks a new Communications Coordinator




The Arts and Cultural Industries Association of Manitoba (ACI Manitoba) strengthens, represents and connects Manitoba’s creative communities and industries. We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting the arts and creative industries of Manitoba and helping to develop sustainable careers for those working in arts and culture. We provide opportunities for career, entrepreneurial and business skill development through our various workshops, courses and seminars, and through mentoring and shared service provision. ACI Manitoba has established 245 McDermot –a professional coworking space in the heart of Winnipeg’s Exchange District where creative people and organizations come together to work, share and grow.

Purpose of the Job

The purpose of the ACI Manitoba Communications Coordinator position is to implement communications, marketing and publicity strategies that promote the organization and its programs. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Communications Coordinator is an important first contact with members, media and the public. The Communications Coordinator is responsible for external communications and marketing for the organization including website updates, email campaigns, and social media content.

Primary Responsibilities:


Marketing and Communications Management

  • Implement and evaluate communications and marketing strategies that promote and raise the public profile of ACI Manitoba and the organization’s programs
  • Draft and edit communications materials including internal forms and documents, letters, emails, and other marketing and communication materials as required.

Web site and Social Media Duties

  • Administer and update ACI Manitoba websites
  • Act as liaison between ACI Manitoba and web designers
  • Publish and  track weekly and monthly electronic newsletters
  • Maintain social media feeds (Facebook and Twitter)
  • Submit workshops to event listings and directories
  • Promote ACI Manitoba activities, program and members to the media through press releases and PSAs

Physical Demands

  • Ability to operate office equipment such as personal computers, telephones, printers, copiers, etc.

Working Conditions and Environment

  • 35 hours per week (occasional weekend and evening work will be required)
  • ACI Manitoba encourages employee development and will provide opportunity for educational opportunity on an ongoing basis. Parameters of such employee development will be at the discretion of the Executive Director and based on the ACI Human Resource policy. 
  • Significant components of this position are self directed
  • ACI Manitoba endeavors to provide support for the arts and creative industries. Our staff works in a collaborative manner in a casual, respectful and professional environment. We value our job descriptions but they do not prevent us from pitching in when something needs doing.

Knowledge and Skills Required

  • 2 years experience in communications
  • Post-secondary education in communications, marketing or related field
  • Knowledge of Manitoba’s arts and creative sector
  • Experience in website content management
  • Ability to thrive in an open concept / collaborative environment
  • Ability to maintain confidentiality
  • Ability to use a wide variety of computer software, including graphic and web-based applications
  • Strong interpersonal and customer service skills
  • Advanced written and oral communication skills

Terms of Employment

This is a full-time (35 Hours per week); 7 month contract, which may be renewed.
Salary range based on $15 to $17 per hour, commensurate with experience.
Please submit a resume with 3 references and cover letter to the Executive Director, ACI Manitoba via email – admin@creativemanitoba.ca  by 5 PM Wednesday, August 12th, 2015

Wednesday, 21 January 2015

Jobs in Community Development

Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Training for youth 18-32


Next Up Winnipeg

Call for Applications

 

Next Up Winnipeg is a leadership program coming to Winnipeg this January. Next Up supports and trains young people committed to social and climate justice. To access the application form online, please visit: http://www.nextup.ca/next_up_manitoba 

 

Please share widely. Deadline for applications is January 9th, 2015. This 5 month part-time program is completely free.

 

For more information, you can contact the Next Up Winnipeg program coordinator Nadia Kidwai at: winnipeg@nextup.ca

Or visit our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/nextupwinnipeg

 

About the program

Next Up was created by a community of people who wanted to help emerging leaders develop new skills, ideas and approaches around social and environmental issues. The program is intense. Over 5 months, we’ll dive into a number of topics and disciplines, combining theory, practice, deep thinking, and hard skills. We’ll look at some of the most pressing Canadian policy issues both foreign and domestic—and consider progressive ways to solve them. We’ll look at how change is made in society. We’ll meet some of the most innovative change-makers in Manitoba — from the non-profit, labour, business and public sectors and from Indigenous, settler and newcomer communities— who are working for a better world.

 

For the 2014 - 2015 year, Climate Change will be our lens for the program. Not every session will be exclusively about climate change, but we will look at how climate change is impacting the issues and solutions that we explore in the program:

 

How will climate change impact Indigenous communities, public services, homelessness and poverty, immigration, democracy, food, our economy and how we approach our individual areas of focus? What is climate justice and how do we build it? We will look at what climate change means for social change work in Canada and globally as well as what kind of action is needed.

 

You don’t have to be an expert on climate change to apply for this year’s program - just curious and ready to work for change.

 

Who should apply? 

If you are:

•  Between 18– 32

•  Passionate about changing the way the world works, and committed to being active at the centre of social change

•  Certain that there are better ways for us to take care of each other and the planet

•  Willing to take a risk, join a team, and learn more about yourself

•  Someone with leadership qualities (though leadership experience is not necessarily required) 

 

What level of commitment is required from me, and when?

By joining Next Up you’re committing yourself to an extraordinarily rigorous and exciting program.

 

The program runs from January 23, 2015 – May 26, 2015.

During that time you will: 

·        Attend one evening session per week (Tuesday evenings 6-9pm)

·        Attend one day-long weekend session per month (Saturdays from 10-4pm)

·        Connect with various community leaders during mutually convenient times

·        Explore and take action on an issue or topic of social change that you’re passionate about.

 

Next Up Winnipeg’s local partners include the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Manitoba (CCPA) and the Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCENDET) Manitoba. We are grateful to funding and support from the Winnipeg Foundation, United Way of Winnipeg, Manitoba Government and General Employees Union and the United Food and Commercial Workers- 832.



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Nadia Kidwai


Program Coordinator

Next Up Winnipeg
(204) 995 2853



 


Monday, 15 December 2014

Opportunities in Toronto

http://www.hotdocs.ca/about/employment_and_volunteer_opportunities

Thursday, 11 December 2014

Check out some jobs here

http://ccednet-rcdec.ca/en/regional_networks/national/job_postings-en?

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