Job Posting: Social Media Coordinator & Graphic Designer

Organization:

Position Type: Part time, Contract (Remote)

Hours: 10 hours/week

Compensation: $20 – $25/hour (depending on experience)

Reporting To: Executive Director / Communications Lead

About Us The Community Arts Mentorship Program is a non-profit that delivers impactful arts and music experiences, education, and long-term mentorship to remote and under-resourced First Nation and Métis communities. Our mission is to foster creative expression, build local capacity, and support sustainable community programming The Opportunity

Are you a community-minded visual storyteller who wants to use your creative skills for social good? We are seeking a part-time Social Media Coordinator & Graphic Designer to help us foster a strong social media presence and communicate the story of our essential work to an online audience. In this role, you will capture the authentic voice, vision, and heart of our organization to create engaging digital stories and striking visual assets.

Key Responsibilities

- Content Creation: Design compelling graphics, layouts, and short-form video assets (reels/stories) for Instagram, Facebook and for our many projects including posters and flyers.
- Storytelling & Copywriting: Draft authentic, respectful, and engaging captions that highlight our community partnerships, youth artists, and mentors while centering community voices.
- Brand Consistency: Maintain and build upon the organization's visual identity across all platforms, ensuring graphics align with our organization’s core vision.
- Asset Management: Organize digital media (photos, videos, and stories) shared by our facilitators and educators working on the ground.
- Digital Campaigns: Assist in designing promotional assets for upcoming community events, fundraising campaigns,



and programming announcements.

What We Are Looking For
- Community-First Mindset: A deep respect for and interest in working alongside Indigenous (First Nation and Métis) communities. Prior experience with or knowledge of Indigenous cultures and protocols is highly valued.
- Graphic Design Skills: Proficiency with design tools such as or the (Photoshop, Canva, Illustrator).
- Social Media Savvy: Solid understanding of content trends, formatting, and engagement strategies across major social media networks.
- Independent Worker: A self-starter who excels at managing their own schedule within a flexible, 10-hour work week.
- Strong Communicator: Excellent written communication skills with a natural ability to convey warmth, respect, and community impact.

Why join our team?
- Flexible Schedule: Work completely from home with hours that fit your schedule.
- Meaningful Impact: Your work directly helps amplify the stories of remote communities and supports grassroots arts and music education.
- Collaborative Environment: Work alongside passionate educators, artists, and community organizers who care deeply about their mission.

How to Apply If this organization feels like a good fit for your values and skills, we want to hear from you! Please submit your resume, a brief cover letter explaining why you want to work with us, and a link to your digital portfolio or examples of past social media graphics to Eliza Doyle @ [email protected]

Also please fill out this important questionnaire for the organization. It'll give ys an opportunity to get to know you better and gain insight into you as a person.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBdG4OT8XZl3pmo1M3T2xwuHOz_MCexornMr5c6DZxWvUFew/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Pay: $20.00-$25.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 per week

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Saskatoon, SK S7N 1B3

📌 Social Media & Graphics Designer (Part-Time / Remote) (Saskatoon)
🏢 Community Arts Mentorship Program
📍 Saskatoon