Educator, Access Programs
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Where the Power of Art Engages the Spirit of Community
Join Our Team as an Educator Access Programs
Are you passionate about making art accessible to everyone Do you thrive on creating inclusive engaging programs that welcome people of all abilities The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art a world-class cultural institution in the heart of Kansas City is looking for a dynamic and dedicated Educatorto help expand our reach and impact!
Position Details:
Location:Kansas City MO (On-site with 1 WFH day per week)
Status:Full-Time
SalaryRange:$46 762 - $52653 annual equivalent
Who We Are
At the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art we believe art is for everyone. As part of our mission to create inclusive and welcoming experiences our Learning & Engagement division plays a vital role in connecting diverse communities to the museums collection exhibitions and programs.
What Youll Do
As the Educator Access Programs you will lead the development implementation and evaluation of programs and resources that serve people with disabilities and neurodiverse visitors. Youll collaborate across departments and with community partners to ensure our museum is accessible inclusive and responsive to the needs of all visitors.
Key responsibilities include:
- Designing and delivering programs such as the Deaf Cultural Festival Low Sensory Mornings and ASL verbal description and tactile tours
- Building partnerships with local disability organizations and community groups
- Staying informed of best practices in accessibility universal design and assistive technology
- Coordinating program logistics volunteer support and communication materials
- Providing adaptive support and inclusive practices for staff and volunteers involved in public programming
What You Bring
- Bachelors degree (or equivalent experience) in disability studies education museum studies or related field
- 2 years of experience in museum education community-based arts programming or similar
- Working knowledge of ADA and Section 504; familiarity with inclusive program design
- Strong communication organization and collaboration skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and virtual platforms; ASL proficiency a plus
What We Offer
- A mission-driven environment where inclusion collaboration and creativity are valued
- Opportunities to work closely with community partners and make meaningful impact
- Competitive salary and benefits package including generous paid time off
Ready to Apply
If youre passionate about making art accessible to all and have the experience to drive meaningful change wed love to hear from you!
Non-Discrimination
Employment Type
Full-Time
