Cultural Mediation Coordinator
Help bring dance closer to audiences.
At Emmanuel Jouthe | Danse Carpe Diem, cultural mediation extends the artistic process by creating meaningful encounters between artists and communities. By joining our team, you will put your coordination skills to work in support of a mission that is both creative and deeply human.
Who We Are
Emmanuel Jouthe | Danse Carpe Diem is a Montreal contemporary dance company that develops choreographic works, cultural mediation projects, and knowledge-sharing initiatives for diverse audiences. We believe dance is a powerful tool for connection and dialogue. Our work is rooted in values of openness, sensitivity, collaboration, and care.
Candidate Profile
Do you enjoy coordinating projects, working with a variety of partners, and moving initiatives forward with rigour while thriving in a creative environment? You may be the person we are looking for if you have:
- Experience coordinating projects, ideally within the cultural or community sector;
- Excellent organizational, planning, and priority-management skills;
- Strong communication skills and ease working with various partners;
- A collaborative, solution-oriented approach;
- Excellent written and spoken French skills;
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite;
- Autonomy, resourcefulness, and strong initiative;
- A strong interest in performing arts and cultural mediation.
Main Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Executive Director, you will contribute to the planning, coordination, and administrative follow-up of the company’s cultural mediation projects.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Planning and monitoring cultural mediation projects;
- Coordinating communication between facilitators, partners, and the company;
- Identifying logistical needs and collaborating with the Production Manager on implementation;
- Managing administrative and documentation follow-up for projects;
- Developing and maintaining relationships with school, community, municipal, and cultural partners;
- Supporting the preparation of funding applications, reports, and accountability documents.
What We Offer
- A human-centered, flexible, and collaborative work environment;
- A part-time position of 10 hours/week;
- A flexible schedule that supports work-life balance;
- A one-year contract, with potential for growth depending on project development;
- Hourly rate of $23.69;
- Anticipated start date: September 1, 2026.
Joining Our Team Means…
- Contributing to the visibility and accessibility of contemporary dance among diverse audiences;
- Taking part in artistic and community-based projects with meaningful impact;
- Working within a small team where collaboration is central;
- Growing in a creative environment where ideas and initiative are valued.
How to Apply
Please send your CV and cover letter to:
We thank everyone who applies. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
