Street Sense Media is looking for a hard-working, compassionate, and mission-driven individual to serve as a full-time Editor-in-Chief. This position oversees the print and digital production and operations of our editorial department.
We have a small but strong award-winning newsroom that relies on a fluid team of four student intern reporters, volunteer freelancers, and and full-time deputy editor. The ideal candidate should be able to work with a diverse team that includes other editors, writers, photographers, designers, and non-editorial staff members.
Street Sense Media (SSM) is an evolving, mid-size, nonprofit media company and social service organization committed to ending chronic homelessness by providing economic opportunities and powerful forms of self-expression to men and women living in extreme poverty. We work in a collaborative, dynamic, and collegial environment for and with the people the organization serves. We are one of more than 100 street papers worldwide.
What you’ll be doing: ·
Newspaper Production
Management
Community Engagement and Listening
Development
We’re looking for someone who…
Preferred but not required qualifications include…
Education: 4-Year Degree Required
Experience Level: Mid-level/Managerial
Salary: USD $57,000 – USD $62,000 / year
Start Date: November 1, 2023
Application Deadline: October 20, 2023
Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume, three work samples, and three professional references to jobs@streetsensemedia.org with the subject line “Editor-in-Chief.”
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