[cma-l] The CMA is recruiting an Arts Co-ordinator

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Are you passionate about the arts?

Do you have a commitment to developing accessible and inclusive public
service broadcasting?

Then you are the person to become our Arts Co-ordinator!

Following development work with Arts Council England on the arts in
community radio, we wish to appoint an Arts Co-ordinator, initially
for one year, to develop, drive forward and actively contribute to our
Arts Strategy (as part of a broader positioning of the CMA) and to act
as advocate for the community media sector with the wider arts world
and other regional and local stakeholders. The post will be based at
the CMA with a steering group including the CMA, Arts Council England
and the Voluntary Arts Network.

Temporary post for one year - Salary NJC Scale Point 36, £29,714 per
annum plus 6% Pension Contribution

With a particular focus on increasing the participation of people in
diverse communities in both the arts and community media fields, the
purpose of the role is to:

- promote and increase understanding of the role of the arts within
community media

- promote the sector to regional arts organisations and other partners

- identify new partnerships and support structures in the arts and
digital media fields

- assist the sector to broker relationships with funders and other
potential sponsors within but not limited to the arts and digital
media fields.

Experience of the arts, partnership development and fundraising is
essential. You will also need to demonstrate a commitment to an
inclusive approach and an appreciation of the role of participatory
and interactive media in developing new audiences and new talent in
arts and media production.

For further details and a downloadable application pack, please visit
our website at

http://www.commedia.org.uk/jobs

or write to Community Media Association, 15 Paternoster Row, Sheffield S1 2BX

Closing date for applications Wednesday 3rd June 2009 @ 1pm

The CMA values diversity and we welcome applications from all sections
of the community.

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