Public Art & Justice Programs Coordinator

Mural Arts Philadelphia; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); In loco; USD 53.000 - 65.000; Tempo pieno

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Descrizione del lavoro

Mural Arts Philadelphia seeks a Program Coordinator for Restorative Justice to support justice-impacted individuals through community-driven public art and advocacy. The role focuses on organizing Guild participants, coordinating workshops, and ensuring data and compliance with funders.

The ideal candidate will have strong interpersonal skills, experience with restorative practices, and a commitment to equity, diversity and the transformative power of participatory art in Philadelphia.

Competenze

• Minimum of five years' experience facilitating groups of participants over 18.
• Minimum of three years' experience with justice-impacted communities.
• Bachelor's Degree in related fields or equivalent experience.
• Technical experience with Google Suite including documents and spreadsheets.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to engage and facilitate diverse groups in a respectful manner.

Mansioni

• Provide structure, consistency, guidance and supervision to Guild participants.
• Serve as the point of contact for justice-impacted program participants.
• Support classroom management for participant workshops and training.
• Steward community conversations focused on personal growth and connection to Philadelphia.
• Engage participants to establish program norms for conflict resolution and respectful voice.
• Support grant reporting and cross-program collaboration with SCI Phoenix.

Conoscenze

Interpersonal skills

Team building

Workshop facilitation

Communication

Community engagement

Independent handling of tasks

Formazione

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Strumenti

Google Suite

Descrizione del lavoro

Mural Arts Philadelphia seeks a Program Coordinator for Restorative Justice to support justice-impacted individuals through community-driven public art and advocacy. The role focuses on organizing Guild participants, coordinating workshops, and ensuring data and compliance with funders.

The ideal candidate will have strong interpersonal skills, experience with restorative practices, and a commitment to equity, diversity and the transformative power of participatory art in Philadelphia.