Campaign & Community Lead

We’re looking for someone who finds art, print campaigns and creative uses of technology interesting, and enjoys getting people involved.

You might help run an international art contest, support someone starting their first campaign, or bring together artists and organizers who could make something together. You’ll help develop ideas and handle the details that make them possible: finding participants, writing to people, working out logistics and following through.

The work will change as projects develop. We’ll agree on priorities that fit your hours, interests and strengths. The examples below describe possibilities across the role; we’ll choose what to take on together.

There’s room for you to shape that work. You may bring a skill we haven’t thought to ask for, know people we should meet, or spot a use for TraceReach we haven’t considered. We’d like those discoveries to influence what we do.

You might be someone who stops to look at a great poster, follows an unusual public art project, or starts working out the practicalities when a friend suggests a campaign.

You enjoy meeting people who care about something and finding out what they’re trying to do. You’re comfortable reaching out, researching unfamiliar subjects and making reasonable decisions as you learn.

You’re resourceful: you take initiative, find practical ways forward and make good use of the resources available. You know when to seek help or try another approach.

You’re comfortable making use of generative AI when it can help you research, explore ideas, draft, organize information or work through an unfamiliar problem. We’ll provide access to the tools you need; what matters is being willing to learn how to use them well.

You also understand that creative work involves unanswered emails, schedules, reminders and details someone needs to check. You’re willing to do that part and keep others informed.

Experience in organizing, advocacy, art, events, communications, marketing, partnerships or community building can help. Curiosity, judgment, initiative and follow-through matter more to us than a particular résumé. Technical training or professional event experience are optional.

You could be early in your career or fitting this alongside your own art, organizing, studies or freelance work. If you see a way to contribute that this description hasn’t covered, we’d like to hear about it.

We want to help people act together on things they care about. That might mean an artist finding a group that can use their work, an organizer getting help with a campaign, or people in another town learning enough from it to try their own.

Our long-term ambition is total peace: reducing violence and suffering, and helping people with shared aims find each other and organize. Our roots are in animal advocacy, and we’re interested in how that work connects with efforts to improve people’s lives.