Open Positions
Web Editor
EcoTheo Review, a quarterly print and online magazine of literature + arts focusing on ecology and theology, seeks a web editor to serve our publication and community. The web editor will use Squarespace to maintain the EcoTheo Collective website, promote Collective events and publications on the site, and help bring special projects to life online. Some experience with Squarespace or other web publishing platforms, as well as with Adobe Creative Suite, is preferred.
The web editor position is a volunteer position, with an average time commitment of 5 hours per week.
Responsibilities:
Regularly post content, including poems, prose, interviews, essays, and visual art, to EcoTheo Review online.
Keep the EcoTheo Collective event calendar up-to-date.
Create graphics for the website homepage, Review, and other web pages.
Create new pages and update existing pages for EcoTheo Collective programs as needed.
You might be a good fit for this role if you:
Understand contemporary web design best practices.
Are proficient in Squarespace or a similar website builder.
Have strong web design and development skills.
Have experience working with a literary magazine.
Are devoted to nature and committed to caring for places and creatures.
Have a spiritual practice and enjoy connecting with others, whatever their faith journey.
If you want to apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Editor-in-Chief Crystal Oliver at crystal@ecotheo.org.
Poetry Editor
EcoTheo Review, a quarterly print and online magazine of literature + arts focusing on ecology and theology, seeks a Poetry Editor to serve our publication and community. The Review is an integral part and flagship publication of the EcoTheo Collective, an arts nonprofit that extends its influence through a regular reading series (LOGOS) and an annual literary festival (Wonder). We publish original essays, fiction, poetry, visual arts, reviews, interviews, and scholarship, exploring intersections of nature, spirituality, and social justice.
The Poetry Editor position is a volunteer position, with an average time commitment of 5 hours per week, perhaps more during reading periods.
Responsibilities:
- Review and respond to quarterly calls for poetry submissions.
- Provide editorial guidance to contributors.
- Consult with other editors on the goals and needs of the magazine.
- Oversee genre contest(s) and submit finalists to the guest judge, as applicable.
- Promote the magazine's visual arts content through social media and other channels.
- When feasible, represent the magazine at events.
You might be a good fit for this role if you:
Understand contemporary publication practices, have a strong background in poetry, and have a pronounced editorial perspective.
Have experience working with a literary magazine.
Love poetry and are passionate about sharing it with others.
Are devoted to nature and committed to caring for places and creatures.
Have a spiritual practice and enjoy connecting with others, whatever their faith journey.
If you want to apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Editor-in-Chief Crystal Oliver at crystal@ecotheo.org.
Visual Arts Editor
EcoTheo Review, a quarterly print and online magazine of literature + arts focusing on ecology and theology, seeks a Visual Arts Editor to serve our publication and community. The Review is an integral part and flagship publication of the EcoTheo Collective, an arts nonprofit that extends its influence through a regular reading series (LOGOS) and an annual literary festival (Wonder). We publish original essays, fiction, poetry, visual arts, reviews, interviews, and scholarship, exploring intersections of nature, spirituality, and social justice.
The Poetry Editor position is a volunteer position, with an average time commitment of 5 hours per week, perhaps more during open submission periods.
Responsibilities:
- Review and respond to quarterly calls for visual arts submissions.
- Curate and select visual art submissions for publication in the magazine.
- Provide editorial guidance to contributors.
- Consult with other editors on the goals and needs of the magazine.
- Promote the magazine's visual arts content through social media and other channels.
- When feasible, represent the magazine at events.
You might be a good fit for this role if you:
Understand contemporary visual arts practices, have a strong background in visual art, and have a pronounced editorial perspective.
Have experience working with a literary magazine or curating visual arts projects.
Love visual art and are passionate about sharing it with others.
Are devoted to nature and committed to caring for places and creatures.
Have a spiritual practice and enjoy connecting with others, whatever their faith journey.
If you want to apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Editor-in-Chief Crystal Oliver at crystal@ecotheo.org.