The Riot Recovery Project is recruiting a freelance Community Artist to work across two connected neighbourhood projects: Taking Back the Narrative (Spring Bank) and Stepney Stories (Stepney/Beverley Road). This one-year programme (Jan 2026-Jan 2027) responds to the 2024 Hull riots and centres young people (16-25) from global majority and marginalised backgrounds to co-create public artworks that challenge stereotypes, build solidarity and reclaim space. Fee: approx. £6,000 (flexible). Delivery: April-Dec 2026. Commitment: ~20-30 days total (avg 2-3 days/month, with peaks). Commission may focus on one neighbourhood strand or both. What you'll do: Lead co-created public artwork processes (murals/mixed media/installation) Design and deliver accessible creative workshops Embed local stories and community relevance into public outcomes Collaborate with a Youth Worker and Project Facilitator Support & standards: Safeguarding support and reflective supervision Safe delivery approach (two trained adults present unless mitigations agreed) Enhanced DBS required (or willingness to complete before delivery begins) Baseline training (completed already or willingness to complete): safeguarding, risk, emergency first aid, leading activities with young people, confidentiality, EDI We welcome applications from global majority, working-class, queer, disabled and neurodivergent practitioners. How to apply: Send a short video/voice note or written statement (max 3 mins / 500 words) covering why you're interested and what you'd bring, plus a brief bio/CV and links if helpful. Deadline: Sun 22 March 2026 (11:59pm). Interviews: w/c Mon 6 April 2026. Apply/queries: [email protected] | 07803 365 750 instagram.com/theriotrecoveryproject | facebook.com/theriotrecoveryproject Freelance opportunity - successful applicants are responsible for their own tax affairs.