PLEASE, APPLY BEFORE DEC. 30, 2025.

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Arts Angle Vantage gives young people (14–18) free access to arts events and experiences, as well as opportunities to meet and talk with artists and media producers in a safe environment where they can learn more about the arts and develop their own writing and reporting skills.” Since 2018, our inclusive out-of-school workshop programs have been held at universities and community sites.

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Arts Angle Vantage participants receive a greater sense of accomplishment and recognition because we ensure their stories are published. Their work is published on our platform and 
has appeared in the Courier-Journal, LEO Weekly and high school publications.

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The Arts Angle Newsroom: January 2026 marks the launch of this cornerstone program where young people receive mentorship from professional writers, reporters, editors and photographers and learn more about the arts, journalism and storytelling. 

• The newsroom provides Louisville area young people with opportunities they won’t find anywhere else. Those include the possibilities to learn more about local arts and gain media literacy while they develop critical thinking and proficient writing skills. In the process, they get to know Louisville communities and each other — something that can more deeply connect them to the metropolitan area.

• The newsroom meets on Mondays and Saturdays from January through May. Programming includes panel discussions, interviews and presentations. It also includes important two-hour sessions at Frances Parker School of Louisville in which participants learn more about recognising stories and how to pitch, report and write them. 

 

Newsroom Associate(s): Seeking professional(s) with a passion for storytelling in both journalism and the arts, and elevating youth voices in the community. This role supports program participants and enhances operations and communications among participants and other program stakeholders.

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The co-leader(s) (working with the director) must also have a passion for working with young people (14-18) and enjoy collaborating with a small adult team.* Must have experience with journalism and digital media, excellent attention to detail, and patience and flexibility. In this role, candidates must demonstrate a capacity to work independently and proactively while exercising discretion and personal judgement.

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* The adult team will consist of another possible associate and volunteers. This results in a division of session the Monday and Saturday session dates

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TASKS/DUTIES
Programming + Partnerships

• Administer and support regular communications with community stakeholders about meetings, events, and other newsroom-related affairs.

• Assist in monitoring staff reporting activities, covering and reviewing events, conducting interviews and ensuring program participants have the necessary resources, guidance and training. 

• Support communication with program participants and parents/guardians. 

• Participate, facilitate and support participants’ pitch/story meetings in collaboration with other team members.

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Publishing

• Support the creation and management of a publication schedule for the website and any additional distribution channels, to ensure all deadlines are met.

• Provide editorial support to the newsroom (editors and reporters) alongside other team members.

• Support final proofing and publishing of participant-created content. 

• Support posting website updates to support the participants.

• Support social media visibility and posting for Arts Angle Newsroom to support the participants.

• Support coordination with external publishing partners to cross-publish and promote content.

• Help track production equipment, including computers, cameras and recording equipment.
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Evaluation + Reporting

• Collaborate with the Director to plan and implement the impact evaluation and program quality assessment.

• Support program management, including tracking and evaluation (data, entry, analysis, and reporting).

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QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIRED SKILLS

• Bachelor’s degree preferred, or commensurate knowledge and experience in journalism, in digital media publishing and with project management and social media.

• Excellent writing, reporting and editing skills.

• Exceptional communication skills, verbal and written. Ability to effectively communicate with multiple audiences that include all ages.

• Knowledge of AP style.

• Excellent research, time management and project management skills. 

• Computer and web publishing skills are a must. 

• Must have a desire to learn and support youth-development best practices.

• Must be comfortable and excited about working with a diverse group of teenagers and adults.

• Must be able to work designated Monday evenings and Saturday afternoons, from January to May 2026.

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SCHEDULE + COMPENSATION

• This part-time position focuses on supporting newsroom operations and the participants in all aspects of reporting, editing and publishing, including sharing the story on Arts Angle’s platforms.

• $20-30/hour. Expected to work at most 4-10 hours a week over 20 weeks.

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APPLICANTS: PLEASE SUBMIT

• A resume/CV/link to a professional site.

• Two to four paragraphs explaining your interest and qualifications. You also must include your pledge to undergo a background check, as does everyone working in our organization that serves minors.

• Any references or letters of recommendation are a welcomed.

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Contact: ekramer [at] artsanglevantage.org