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One Dance UK
Community & Inclusion Manager
Location: Birmingham (Hybrid working)
Salary: £27,000 p.a. pro-rata
Deadline: 08 May 2024
Interview Date: Interviews will take place w/c 20 May via Teams
Connecting with, understanding and communicating the direct needs of our two primary communities: Children & Young People, and the Dance Workforce with a specific focus on individuals from a Global Majority background and those practicing culturally specific dance forms nationwide.
  • Connecting with, understanding and communicating the direct needs of our 2 primary communities: Children & Young People, and the Dance Workforce with a specific focus on individuals from a Global Majority background and those practicing culturally specific dance forms nationwide.
  • Supporting team members in the planning of new and existing activities – plugging in knowledge from networks to ensure we offer the best quality service for members and the sector we serve
  • Generating ideas and creating content for social media, newsletters, articles, and any other relevant communications that cover best practices on inclusion and other EDI-related matters
  • Contributing to our data-led inclusion projects internally including the dissemination and analysis of our internal staff survey
  • Supporting the implementation of our EDI policy and action plan
  • Working across teams to contribute towards the design and evaluation stages of public-facing activities
  • Undertaking any other duties commensurate with the post as directed by the Head of Workforce Development (your line manager).

Person Specification:

  • Excellent organisational, administrative, and project management skills
  • Proven experience working with a diverse range of stakeholder groups
  • Proficiency in data collection, analysis, and reporting
  • Experience in small-scale project delivery and working across different teams
  • Experience in delivering training and/or workshops
  • Comprehensive knowledge of diversity and inclusion best practices, and implementing diversity and inclusion programs
  • A good understanding of current issues in the dance and broader cultural sector
  • The ability to work independently and effectively prioritise own workload
  • Understanding of the challenges faced by global majority artists and culturally specific dance form practitioners and the ability to articulate how One Dance UK can support them.
How to Apply

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Applications for this role will close 8th of May 5pm.