"The Artivist" Ezine Editor-In-Chief

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Art Against Racism (AAR) is non-profit organization whose mission is to educate and inspire communities, through the arts, to eradicate racism and create an anti-racist society. Art Against Racism offers virtual and in-person programming and opportunities to do civic good centered around local and international art exhibitions. Through our exhibitions, virtual galleries and programming we provide artists worldwide an opportunity to share their work at no or minimum costs. We also offer community organizations and schools opportunities to educate and engage youth to learn about racism and consider solutions through the creative process. Our programming and exhibitions are designed by grow and support a worldwide community of people dedicated to social change in favor of justice and equity.

The Position:

As the Co-Editor-in-Chief of Artivist Magazine, your role is pivotal in shaping the editorial direction, managing a team of writers, and ensuring the publication maintains its mission of blending art with activism. You, in collaboration with the Executive Director of Art Against Racism and the other Co-Editor-in-Chief, will oversee all aspects of content creation, publication, and audience engagement, playing a crucial role in advancing social and cultural conversations through the power of art and activism.

As the Editor-in-Chief of Artivist Magazine, you will have the unique opportunity to lead a talented team of creatives, amplify marginalized voices, and drive positive change through the power of art and activism.

Requirements:

1. Proven experience as an editor or senior editorial role, preferably in a publication focused on art, culture, or activism.
2. Strong leadership and managerial skills, with the ability to inspire and motivate a team.
3. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a keen eye for detail and storytelling.
4. D eep understanding of social issues, activism, and their intersection with art and culture.

Responsibilities:

• Editorial Leadership: Along with the editorial team, s et the editorial vision and direction for Artivist Magazine, aligning content with the magazine's mission to promote social justice and inspire change through artistic expression.
• Develop and maintain editorial policies, guidelines, and standards to uphold quality and integrity across all published content.

Team Management:

• Manage and lead a diverse team of writers, photographers, and editors.
• Assign and oversee content creation, ensuring it meets editorial standards and aligns with the magazine’s goals.

Content Strategy and Development:

• Plan and oversee the editorial calendar, identifying timely and relevant topics that resonate with Artivist Magazine’s audience.
• E dit feature articles, interviews, reviews, and other content types, maintaining a balance between artistic expression and activist discourse.