Graphic Designer - Temp

The Creative team collaborates closely with every department and program across the Everytown, Moms Demand Action, and Students Demand Action brands, using design to unify our message to end gun violence. The Graphic Designer's role will be to support our team through a new brand rollout and provide extra design capacity during the busy election and end-of-year fundraising season. The right candidate will be organized, focused, detail-oriented, and experienced working on multiple work streams simultaneously. The Graphic Designer role is a full-time temporary position and will report to the Creative Director. Some of the work the designer will do includes ads, social media graphics, email graphics, merch design, photo research and editing, video graphics, and animation.Think strategically about and contribute to building out our new brand system.Be comfortable spearheading and managing projects from start to finish, and meeting deadlinesBe collaborative and solutions-oriented; have a curious approach to solving problems and trying new ideasBe comfortable working in a fast-paced campaign atmosphere; be able to prioritize projects and tasks on a daily (sometimes hourly) basisBe detail-oriented with strong organizational skillsBe a champion of visual communication tools and opportunitiesBe mindful of and integrate accessibility and equity in your work — learn new tools, gather insights, and share with the teamBe a team player and be comfortable giving and receiving feedbackYou should have:BA, BFA, MFA, or equivalent agency or in-house design experience5+ years of design experienceFluency in Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Google Suite, Dropbox, Canva, and AsanaExceptional skill in the formal aspects of designA portfolio that demonstrates mastery of type, color, composition, and visual systemsBelieves in the mission of ending gun violence and sees design as an instrument for social and political changeABOUT EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETYEverytown for Gun Safety Action Fund (“Everytown for Gun Safety”) is the largest gun violence prevention organization in the nation with nearly ten million supporters, including parents, students, survivors, educators, gun owners, and Americans fighting for common sense gun safety.