Job Opportunity: Program Specialist at Global Artivism – Remote (Global South Preferred) – Applications Close June 10, 2026 @Global Artivism – Remote (Global South Preferred) – Applications Close June 10, 2026

Global Artivism Summary Details

Title: Program Specialist
Location: Remote (Global South preferred)
Closing Date: June 10, 2026
Contract: 12-month independent contractor, with potential renewal
Salary: USD $2,500–$3,500/month

About Global Artivism

Global Artivism is a movement led by the Global Majority, harnessing arts and culture to pursue justice and ecological integrity.

The movement emphasizes leadership from those most affected by injustice, particularly from the Global South, and operates on principles of Global Majority leadership, South–South solidarity, distributed power, and cultural activism.

Governed by a Global Council, it connects artists, activists, and cultural workers worldwide to create lasting change.

The Opportunity

Global Artivism seeks an experienced Program Specialist to support regional partner activation, network coordination, and program integration.

This role is vital in connecting regional research, gatherings, partnerships, and community engagement to the broader organizational strategy.

The successful candidate will facilitate relationships across multiple regions, support regional gatherings, and ensure alignment with the movement’s objectives.

Key Responsibilities

Regional Partner Activation

• Maintain and deepen relationships with regional partners identified through regional research
• Confirm participation in Global Artivism programs and campaigns
• Identify partnership gaps and opportunities
• Keep partnership data current and accessible for strategic planning

Regional Gatherings Coordination

• Support Regional Fellows with facilitation frameworks and coordination tools
• Ensure regional gatherings align content-wise and strategically with the Global Virtual Assembly
• Track outcomes and document learnings for organizational use
• Manage budgets for regional events in collaboration with the Operations team

Knowledge and Learning Integration

• Organize and route research outputs from Regional Fellows
• Incorporate regional insights into program and campaign planning
• Contribute regional context to internal briefings and communications

Cross-Regional Connection

• Identify shared themes and partnership opportunities across regions
• Foster connections and learning exchanges among Regional Fellows and partners
• Support the design of inter-regional learning initiatives

Qualifications

Required

• Experience activating partnerships or building networks across diverse cultural or regional contexts
• Ability to sustain relationships across geographic distances
• Skilled in translating research into actionable program decisions

• Strong written English communication skills
• Ability to operate as an independent contractor, managing own schedule and compliance
• Commitment to Global Artivism’s values and principles

Preferred

• Existing networks within regional artivism or cultural activism communities
• Experience with social movement research or ecosystem documentation
• Skills in community convening, peer learning, or facilitating network exchanges

• Multilingual abilities relevant to Global South contexts
• Experience supporting remote or distributed teams
• Prior engagement with Global Artivism or its events

Contractor Details & Work Arrangement

• Status: Independent contractor, responsible for own taxes and compliance
• Duration: 12 months, renewable based on funding and performance
• Compensation: USD $2,500–$3,500 per month, paid via invoice
• Work Flexibility: Set own hours; participate in scheduled meetings across time zones
• Location: Remote; priority for applicants from the Global South

Application Process

Global Artivism encourages applications from communities most impacted by social and ecological injustices.

Interested candidates should submit their expression of interest by June 10, 2026. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted by June 11, 2026.

Why Join Global Artivism?

• Engage with a global network of arts, culture, and social justice changemakers
• Contribute to a movement rooted in community-led leadership and cultural activism
• Work remotely with flexible hours and professional development opportunities
• Be part of a transformative cultural movement prioritizing the Global South and marginalized communities

Note: This role is ideal for individuals passionate about arts-based activism, movement building, and cultural strategies for social change.

Prior movement experience and grassroots organizing are highly valued alongside formal program management skills.