Copy Editor

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Published on 27 October 2023

Application Deadline: Open until filled

About Inuit Art Foundation (IAF)

Established in 1987, the Inuit Art Foundation (IAF) is a non-profit, Inuit-led charitable organization dedicated to supporting Canada’s Inuit arts communities. As the sole national body promoting Inuit art within Canada and internationally, IAF advocates for artists and enhances the appreciation of Inuit art. The Inuit Art Quarterly (IAQ) is the only magazine dedicated to Inuit and circumpolar Indigenous art, serving as a platform for Inuit voices to the broader public.

Role Overview

As a key member of the team, the Copy Editor will:

Edit submitted articles for clarity, grammar, and spelling.
Liaise with the IAQ editorial team, authors, and translators for translated texts.
Ensure content conforms to the IAQ style guide.
Update and maintain the IAQ style guide.
Resolve style and logic issues with editors and authors.
Perform other assigned duties.

Qualifications

Diploma or degree in Editing (considered an asset).
Experience in an editing role (considered an asset).
Excellent communication and computer skills (Google Suite).
Interest in Inuit artistic practice.
Strong critical thinking and prioritization skills.
Interest in professional growth and learning.

Application Details

If you are enthusiastic about the position but do not possess all the listed skills, feel free to apply. IAF values employment equity and encourages applications from Inuit, as well as other diverse communities. If accommodation is needed in the recruitment process, contact HR@inuitartfoundation.org.

Why Join Us

Becoming the Copy Editor at IAF offers a unique opportunity to support Inuit artists nationally and internationally in a wellness-focused workplace. Employees receive extended health care, paid vacation, and professional development opportunities.

About Us

The IAF is an Inuit-led charity advocating for fair practices in the marketing, promotion, and distribution of Inuit art. The team works remotely and onsite in Toronto, ON, on the ancestral territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishnaabe, and the Huron-Wendat.

Status: Permanent, Part-Time (7 hours per week)

Salary: $12,000 based on 7 hours a week

For the full job description, visit the website. To apply, email your resume to Kristen Slade, People and Culture Partner, at hr@inuitartfoundation.org. We look forward to meeting you!