Job Title: Digital Arts Teaching Artist
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Program: Digital Arts Lab – 16-Week Creative Music Pathway
Location: On-site (SPY Facility)
Schedule: Wednesdays & Thursdays, (3:00 PM – 5:00 PM)
Commitment: 4 hours per week for 16 weeks
Compensation: $31.25/hour
Contract Type: Part-Time / Program-Based Contract
Safe Place for Youth is seeking a passionate and experienced Digital Arts Teaching Artist to lead a 16‑week Digital Arts Lab program supported by The Ally Coalition. This role will guide young adults through the full music creation process, from production and recording to release and performance, empowering participants to express their stories through original music.
The Teaching Artist will facilitate hands‑on sessions that support creative skill‑building, emotional expression, and personal growth, culminating in a final showcase and the release of participant‑created songs on streaming platforms.
Program Goals
Learn foundational music production and recording skills
Create original music inspired by themes of healing, empowerment, and growth
Gain experience with mixing, basic audio engineering, and content presentation
Learn introductory marketing strategies for sharing music on social platforms
Perform their original work at a final program showcase
Release their completed song(s) digitally
Key Responsibilities
Facilitate twice-weekly, 2‑hour music production workshops
Teach foundational skills in beat‑making, songwriting, recording, and basic mixing
Support participants in developing original songs from creative prompts
Provide mentorship, encouragement, and constructive feedback
Guide youth through the process of preparing music for digital release
Assist participants with basic music marketing and social media promotion strategies
Help coordinate and prepare participants for the final performance showcase
Maintain a supportive, trauma‑informed, and inclusive learning environment
Collaborate with SPY staff to ensure program success and participant engagement
Track attendance and contribute to basic program documentation as xjrgpwk needed
Qualifications
Required:
Experience in music production, recording, or audio engineering
Prior teaching, mentoring, or youth facilitation experience (formal or informal)
Ability to work effectively with young adults from diverse backgrounds
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Reliability and consistency for the full 16‑week program
Preferred:
Experience working with transitional‑age youth or nonprofit programs
Familiarity with DAWs (such as Ableton, Logic, Pro Tools, or similar)
Knowledge of basic music distribution platforms and social media promotion
Background in creative arts education or community arts programming
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