Communications & Design Coordinator

Type: Voluntary (expenses paid where feasible)
Location: Fully Remote (potential office access soon)
Time Commitment: Flexible ~2–4 hrs/week

What the Role Involves

You’ll lead on designing content and managing our digital presence. From infographics and educational explainers to social media strategy, you’ll make sure our comms reflect our values — accessible, bold, radical, and rooted in solidarity.

Key Responsibilities

• Creating accessible, visually compelling graphics and materials
• Coordinating social media content across platforms
• Helping shape tone, messaging, and visual identity
• Collaborating on campaigns, fundraisers, and educational posts
• Ensuring design practices are consistent with our politics

Who This Role Is For

• People with design, social media, or comms experience
• Creatives who want to use their skills for abolitionist work
• Anyone who’s ever thought “why is legal info so ugly and inaccessible?”
• Those confident using Canva, Adobe, or similar tools

Skills & Qualities Needed

• Eye for design and accessibility
• Understanding of radical political messaging
• Ability to work independently and collaborate across teams
• Strong time management and consistency

Support & Safety

• Onboarding, design guidelines, and role-based training
• Regular team check-ins and creative freedom
• Support with avoiding burnout and managing visibility
• Clear principles for collective accountability

Quote from the Team

“This work isn’t about credentials – it’s about building trust, doing the unglamorous labour, and standing with our people. That’s what real solidarity looks like.”