Director of Communications, Program Strategy (Isadora150)Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation | New York City (Hybrid) | Part-Time, with option to move to Full-TimeEstimated start date: July 1, 2026 (with training to take place prior to that date)About the Isadora Duncan Dance FoundationThe Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation (IDDF) is dedicated to preserving and advancing the legacy of Isadora Duncan — a visionary whose revolutionary approach to movement transformed the performing arts. We are now preparing for Isadora150, a landmark celebration marking the 150th anniversary of Isadora Duncan\'s birth (in 2027), featuring world-class performances, educational initiatives, archival exhibitions, and documentary film.Position OverviewIDDF is seeking a dynamic, strategic, and creative Director of Communications & Isadora150 Program Strategy to join our team. This is a unique opportunity to shape the narrative and programming of a once-in-a-generation cultural milestone. The ideal candidate is a skilled communicator and strategic thinker who thrives in a collaborative, mission-driven environment.This is a part-time with option to move to full-time, hybrid position (starting at 20-30 hours/week) based in New York City, reporting directly to the Artistic Director. Key ResponsibilitiesIsadora150 Vision & Programming StrategyCollaborate with the Artistic Director and team to shape and articulate the vision for Isadora150 across performance, educational, and archival programmingSupport the Associate Artistic Director and collaborators in designing innovative, world-class performance experiencesAssist the Director of Educational Programming in scaling initiatives for Isadora150 with K–12 schools, higher education institutions, conservatories, and other partnersDesign and produce panel discussions; seek opportunities for academic papers and collaborations (e.g., with NYPL and other institutions)Translate conceptual ideas into polished written proposals; conduct research including historical/archival and analytical research to articulate the significance of Isadora Duncan\'s impact on the artsResearch and identify potential collaborators, venues, and opportunities for Isadora150Build and maintain relationships with partners; lead and conduct outreach meetings; define clear action steps and timelines for initiativesCommunications & MarketingDraft and edit press releases; coordinate with the PR teamDesign and edit graphics and videos using tools such as Canva and Adobe Creative SuiteWrite and distribute email campaigns and newslettersPlan and execute a social media strategy and editorial calendarOversee social media assistantMaintain and update the IDDF website (content, events, and updates)Manage and update the Levitate CRM/email database; attend Levitate meetings and trainingsMaintain physical and Google calendars for Isadora150 programming, external communications, and internal operationsHold regular check-ins with team members and collaboratorsReporting & CultureReport regularly to the Artistic Director and Executive DirectorCommunicate with the Board as requestedPromote a supportive, inclusive, and collaborative work environmentContribute to articulating and upholding organizational valuesQualificationsIdeally, experience as an executive or personal assistant with the ability to clarify and support leadership’s needs and goalsDemonstrated experience in management, communications, marketing, or program strategy — ideally in the arts, nonprofit, or cultural sectorExcellent writing, editing, and storytelling skillsProficiency with design tools (Canva, Adobe Creative Suite) and email marketing platformsExperience managing social media accounts and content calendarsStrong research skills, including comfort with historical and archival materialExperience in partnership development and relationship managementHighly organized with strong project management skills and attention to detailExperience in film or video production a plusGenuine passion for dance, performance, and arts preservationCompensation & Benefits$30.00-40.00 per hour (commensurate with experience)20–30 hours per week; opportunity to move to full-timeStandard national holidays observedReimbursement for pre-approved job-related expensesFlexible hybrid work scheduleOpportunity for leadership growthThis is a non-exempt, part-time position. No medical or retirement benefits are included at this time.LocationHybrid — remote and in-person at IDDF\'s New York City office.To ApplyPlease send your resume, a brief cover letter, and a sample of your work (writing and content creation) to gwyn@isadoraduncan.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes candidates from all backgrounds.