$77K to $80K a year as published by the employer
Applications are completed on the employer's own site.
Lead a growing youth program serving over 500 annually by designing inclusive arts education, building community partnerships, and managing a team of teaching artists.
# Creativity Explored - Associate Director, Youth and Community Programs
### Are you a creative leader passionate about inclusive arts education for young people?
Join Creativity Explored, a San Francisco nonprofit that partners with people with developmental disabilities to create an artistic, studio-based collective where the creative capacity of any person can flourish. At CE, we place the work, needs, culture, and experience of artists with developmental disabilities at the center of our community, honoring humanity, respecting self-agency, and nurturing creative potential. Named Best Art Gallery and Best Nonprofit, CE is a vibrant, mission-driven organization where your work has real impact
As Associate Director, Youth and Community Programs, you will lead a growing program serving over 500 youth annually, with a focus on young people with disabilities from middle school through transition age. You will design inclusive arts education programs, build community partnerships, manage a team of teaching artists and program staff, and steward the grants and contracts that make this work possible. You’ll be part of CE’s Leadership Team, shaping the future of youth programming.
**POSITION DESCRIPTION**
**Job title:** Associate Director, Youth and Community Programs **Classification:** Full-time, exempt **Compensation:** $77,000–$80,000 annually **Benefits:** Health, dental, and vision insurance, 401k with employer match, paid vacation, sick leave, holiday pay, life and disability insurance **Location:** 1 Arkansas Street and 3245 16th Street, San Francisco, with frequent travel to partner program sites **Schedule:** Monday through Saturday; hybrid with minimum 60% on-site **Reports to:** Director, Programs
A nonprofit organization partnering with people with developmental disabilities to create an artistic, studio-based collective.