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Graphic Designer - Contract
Equal Rights Advocates • San Francisco, United States of America 🇺🇸
The Graphic Designer will produce a suite of digital and print materials for the 52nd Annual Gala Luncheon, collaborating closely with ERA staff to create a cohesive design theme. Deliverables include digital promotional materials, print materials, and program presentations that inspire attendees to support ERA's mission.
Responsibilities
- Present 2-3 creative concepts for ERA to choose from for the event branding
- Produce digital promo designs sized for a variety of online platforms
- Produce 2 program presentations and print materials for the event
- Incorporate images/photos and text provided by ERA into digital and print deliverables
- Collaborate with ERA to make revisions and adjustments as needed
- Provide all files in the required formats
Requirements
- Relevant experience in designing similar deliverables
- Visual appeal and professionalism of the portfolio
- Clear understanding of ERA’s mission and how the organization's unique brand could be complemented by the creative concept
- Proposed budget within the stated range
- Confirmation of ability to meet the project timeline
Key Skills
- Graphic design
- Digital design
- Print design
- Event materials
- Digital promotional materials
- Project management
- Communication skills
- Creativity
- Attention to detail
- Time management
- Problem solving
About Equal Rights Advocates
Equal Rights Advocates (ERA) is a national civil rights organization dedicated to protecting and expanding economic and educational access and opportunities for women and girls. Through its campaign approach—incorporating public education, legislative advocacy, and litigation—ERA seeks to assist women and girls throughout a life-long continuum: ensuring equality in their educational experience, combating sex discrimination in the workforce, and advocating for workplaces hospitable to working families. Founded in 1974, ERA has been a pioneer advancing equality in work and schools for hundreds of thousands of women across the country. From ensuring the passage of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act to arguing seminal gender rights cases before the United States Supreme Court, ERA is known for being the home of visionary leaders, unflinching advocates, and hard-nosed litigators for justice. Real progress has been made in recent decades toward sec
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