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Who We Are

Streets Are For Everyone (also known as “SAFE”) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in January 2014. SAFE aims to improve the quality of life for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers alike by reducing traffic-caused fatalities to zero. SAFE addresses the problem in a holistic fashion through direct education, broad awareness campaigns, partnerships, community outreach, policy and legislation, support for those impacted and other proven strategies.

Among the most active and successful non-profit organizations in Los Angeles County, SAFE has inspired thousands of Californians to come together and Finish the Rides that are cut short by traffic violence, helped connect hundreds of survivors of traffic collisions with support and recovery services, passed numerous pieces of legislation to change the landscape of traffic violence in California, and given a platform to young people to use their unique voice and creative flair to educate others about the movement for safer streets. Our innovative and successful programming has resulted in SAFE being honored with the Alex Baum Award from the LA County Bicycle Coalition, the Deborah Murphy Award for Excellence in Advocacy from Streetsblog LA as well as multiple certificates, commendations, and recognition from US Congress Members, CA State Assembly Members and LA City Councilmen.

The Position We are Hiring For

We are seeking a passionate and organized remote staff member to manage and grow our Streets, Art, SAFE high school program.

In summary, Streets, Art, SAFE is a hands-on competition for high school students interested in graphic design or film-making, mentored by Hollywood filmmakers or industry graphic designers.

There are 2 competitions students can enter:

1) students are invited to create a 30 second film or

2) students can design a poster about traffic safety issues.

Experienced volunteer graphic designers or filmmakers -- directors, producers, cinematographers, etc. -- help to mentor the students and improve their skills.

Winning teams receive awards and cash prizes and their pieces played on TV. There is also a cash grant to the winning school’s Art Department.

We offer free resources to help students further. These resources are optional, and can be used at the teacher’s discretion.

The coordinator will be responsible for all aspects of program development, management, and operations - from recruitment to final presentations -working remotely with other SAFE staff, teachers, mentors, and community partners to ensure the program's success.

Key Responsibilities:

• Program Management: oversee the day-to-day operations of the Streets, Art, SAFE program, including promotion, teacher engagement, mentor coordination, award organization and project timelines.
• Student Engagement: collaborate with schools and educators to recruit high school students, to participate in the film and poster competitions.
• Event Coordination: plan and execute events, including educational workshops, webinars, and the Red-Carpet Awards Ceremony.
• Creative Oversight: provide guidance to students, via their teachers, throughout the creative process, helping them research traffic safety issues and develop impactful PSAs and posters.
• Mentoring: coordinate with industry professionals (filmmakers, graphic designers, and traffic safety experts) to mentor students.
• Partnership Development: Build relationships with community organizations, schools, and potential sponsors.
• Program Expansion: assist in expanding the program to new regions.
• Communications and Outreach: manage program communications, including updates to participants, partners, and SAFE’s leadership team. Promote the program through email, social media, newsletters, and press releases.
• Reporting: track program progress and compile reports for internal review and external stakeholders, including grant funders.
• Distribution: get PSAs into use following the competition by our community partners as well as expand outreach to new partners.

Required Qualifications

• Fluent in English
• Bachelor’s degree in education, arts, public relations, non-profit management, or a related field, or equivalent work experience.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in program coordination, youth engagement, or community organizing, preferably with a non-profit organization.
• Passion for traffic safety, youth empowerment, and creative advocacy.
• Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage diverse communities.
• Experience working remotely with creative teams.
• Proficiency with Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Forms) and video conferencing tools (Zoom, Google Meet).

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of the arts (graphic design, filmmaking, or media production).
• Experience with non-profit or educational program development is preferred.
• Travel Visa to travel to the events if needed.

Salary and Compensation

$9-$10 per hour, depending on qualifications, with extensive opportunities for professional development and the opportunity to get an increased pay after 1-year of satisfactory service.

Job Type: Full-time

Expected hours: 40 per week

Application Question(s):

• How many years of experience do you have with education programs?