The Kansas City Star, winner of nine Pulitzer Prizes, is seeking a creative, high-energy journalist to join our team as a part-time engagement producer.
This person will be responsible for helping deepen the news organization’s relationship with local communities using digital and in-person audience engagement tactics.
This part-time position is based in the Kansas City metro area and reports to The Star’s assistant managing editor for engagement & experimentation. The ability to participate in in-person community events in the Kansas City area is an essential part of this position.
The successful candidate will bring a commitment to meeting the information needs of local readers, a willingness to represent The Star at community events, and audience-focused approach to newsletter writing.
This part-time producer will be expected to write and curate 1-2 weekly community newsletters featuring submissions from community organizations, help organize audience call out forms and submissions, and assist in organizing The Star’s in-person event programming.
Successful candidates will bring a positive attitude, an excitement to connect with The Star’s readers, a willingness to listen to community feedback, and an enthusiasm for experimentation.
In this role, you will need to:
The successful candidate should meet many of the following requirements:
To apply, include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your best audience engagement work — this could include copies of newsletters you’ve written, examples of social promotion you’ve created or a brief description of an event you’ve helped to execute.
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