-Support the development of a Collaboration Framework between the Office for Public Art (OPA) and the City of Pittsburgh’s Public Art and Civic Design Division (PACD)-Research other organizations and playbooks for developing engaging and inclusive programs for artists and communities-Participate in the identification of artists and organizations for focus groups and interviews

-Serve as the Coalition Coordinator for the Visual Arts Coalition for Equity (VACE)-Serve as a member of the backbone, marketing, and fellowship committees-Co-build the organization’s mission and values-Facilitate the construction of the organization’s branding and website-Develop and manage fellowship program-Maintain communication between eight VACE organizations

-Act as a COVID Compliance Officer for the production of South Side - Season 2 (HBOMax & Comedy Central)-Provide support for and implementation of ViacomCBS's Covid-19 Safety Plan and Protocols.-Perform daily check-ins / regular symptoms checks for artists and crew.-Assist with the management of stock of company PPE. Advise management on supply and applicable purchases.-Aid in education of proper PPE usage for the production staff and crew.-Monitor rehearsals and backstage areas to ensure all workers are following the standard for proper use of PPE, hand washing, and social distancing.-Ensure work surfaces and equipment are being properly sanitized.-Be a “point person” for actor/musician/technician/designer inquiries related to transmission prevention.-Isolate and report any worker who develops symptoms or tests positive for Covid-19 at the studios or on-location.

-Manage the marketing department-Build marketing initiatives to support specific marketing objectives across different channels and segments-Evaluate the impact of marketing initiatives in achieving their stated objectives-Partner with creative teams, other internal stakeholders, and external agencies and vendors-Closely analyze marketing analytics-Design and distribute content-Build search engine optimization for company site-Manage the Community Builders grant, a short film fund for filmmakers-Coordinate public programming for filmmakers

-Co-manage OOS Summer Programming-Build relationships with each of the OOS Park Supervisors and their teen counselors-Assist with specific programming direction for each park teen group focusing on culminating outcome for 6-week day camp programs-Hire, train, and manage OOS teaching artists-Observe and collect data from each park site-Design data collection tools-Check in, assess needs, and provide specific support as needed to ensure the success of program-Scheduling field trips and activations-Design plans for OOS 2020 programming-Oversee the installation of the OUT OF SIGHT artwork

• Host and promote public events• Perform and teach poetry at local, domestic, and international fee-for-service engagements

• Program and manage residency programs at 20 Chicago Public Schools• Co-manage organization’s residency budget• Manage teaching artists• Coordinate events

• Curriculum development and implementation at Chicago Public Schools• Coach poetry in after-school programming• Host, promote, and coordinate public events• Perform and teach poetry at local, domestic, and international fee-for-service engagements

• Utilize studio for personal artistic projects• Develop and coordinate programming for space

-Direct ASC’s Trailblazers Summer Theater Camp (8-week program)-Outreach and recruitment of campers-Hire, train, and manage program staff-Manage the design of daily curriculum-Design and collect necessary staff and camper paperwork-Design and update camp policies-Manage the program’s $38,000 budget-Conduct payroll for program staff-Manage weekly staff meetings and productions meetings-Manage the development of final theatrical production (written and performed by youth)-Collect data and submit data to funders-Coordinate field trips and transportation

• Develop and facilitate a 6-week visual arts youth program

• Maintain daily office operations• Book travel, accommodations, and rehearsal studios• Negotiate hotel contracts• Bookkeep financial files• Research necessary information for tour locations• Co-manage organizational calendar• Write and design tour books for touring personnel• Filing and organizing digital materials

• Teach college essay workshops based on the narrative structures of poetry and hip hop literature

• Develop and maintain relationships with 10 community-based organizations• Coordinate 10 community-based events• Manage and train summer interns• Manage video documentation of events• Produce music stage for the Chicago Fire Festival

• Curriculum development and implementation for after-school visual arts story-telling program

• Coordinate and direct youth event for the University of Chicago Charter School (UCCS)• Coordinate performances and rehearsals for the four UCCS campuses• Direct collaborative of UCCS arts educators• Manage event’s $26,000 budget

• Travel throughout Denmark with a “culture caravan” to facilitate storytelling workshops• Assist Project Director in arranging logistics and programming• Liaise with partnering artists and organizations• Co-curate project presentations• Perform as visiting artist

• Create artist residencies with Chicago Public Schools (ranging from 2-6 months)• Write and executed lesson plans• Represent organization as lecturer

• Film and edit promotional video for program

• Enforce rules and regulations• Conduct floor meetings• Oversaw operations within dormitory

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION:The Not Enough Mics Collaborative is a network of womyn-identified artists who have come together to create a series dedicated to sharing the many talents and the few mics we got.The Not Enough Mics Collaborative is made up of what we like to call SuperWomyn — or affiliate artists. We don’t own anyone, or anyone’s art. We are not a record label, nor a company. We are a support system for womyn-identified artists, and it doesn’t take much commitment to be affiliated with us.An affiliate artist of the Not Enough Mics Collaborative is a womyn-identified, self-directed artist who has access to the resources, support, and all creative and artistic opportunities of NEM. All art submitted and accepted for a Not Enough Mics project may be used on the artist’s personal projects, other publications and editorial endeavors, and performances. The collaborative and its affiliate artists have an interdependent relationship; the collaborative promotes and relies on its affiliate artists and the affiliate artists promote and rely on the collaborative in varied capacities, including but not limited to performance and publishing opportunities, promotion, studio and work space.RESPONSIBILITIES:Directed, filmed, and edited Not Enough Mics trailer Use following link to view: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teplhp7UZoUAdvisor to co-foundersEvent coordinatorDesigner of current merchandise Task delegation Meeting facilitatorFundraiser

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION:National newspapers state that BAC is ‘Britain’s most influential theatre’ (The Guardian), ‘a dream factory generating the theatre of tomorrow’ (The Times) and ‘definitely on the map of cultural powerhouses’ (Daily Telegraph). This is due to a series of innovations like Scratch. Scratch is a process that enables artists to test ideas in front of an audience and listen to their feedback. It is through this process that BAC is able to fulfill its mission: to invent the future of theatre.MY RESPONSIBILITIES: Assisted the production team with daily activities  Created & maintained relationships between the theatre and other UK organizations  Supervised trips with youth  Assisted in direction for presentations  Youth mentor of the Beatbox Academy & Homegrown, two of the Centre’s youth programs

MY RESPONSIBILITIES: Assisted the press and marketing team  Stage manager for summer production  Lightboard operator  Updated the database  Answered phones  Flyering

 Coordinated events and programming based on diversity and community issues Created and maintained relationships with UW staff, student organizations, and off-campus organizations Presented and earned grants on behalf of organization Managed team of diversity educators Managed street teams for event promotion