Build Africa’s Creative Future with Dikan Center: Now Hiring for Key Leadership Roles x3

Dikan Center, a dynamic non-profit organization based in Accra, Ghana, is expanding its team to further its mission of empowering Africa’s creative leaders through visual education and storytelling. The center is currently seeking passionate individuals for the following positions:
Open Positions at Dikan Center
1. Project Manager
The Project Manager will oversee the planning, execution, and completion of various educational and community initiatives. Responsibilities include:
- Developing project plans and timelines.
- Coordinating with internal teams and external partners.
- Monitoring project progress and ensuring objectives are met.
- Managing budgets and resources effectively.
- Reporting on project outcomes and impact.
2. Executive Coordinator
The Executive Coordinator will support the organization’s leadership in administrative and strategic tasks. Key duties involve:
- Scheduling and organizing meetings and events.
- Preparing reports and presentations.
- Liaising with stakeholders and partners.
- Assisting in strategic planning and decision-making processes.
- Ensuring smooth communication across departments.
3. Communication & Storytelling Manager
The Communication & Storytelling Manager will craft compelling narratives to promote Dikan Center’s mission and programs. Responsibilities include:
- Developing content for digital and print platforms.
- Managing social media accounts and online presence.
- Creating multimedia materials such as videos and photo stories.
- Engaging with the community and media to share impactful stories.
- Aligning communication strategies with organizational goals.
About Dikan Center
The Dikan Center is a photography and visual arts institution based in Accra, Ghana, dedicated to nurturing African creativity and preserving visual heritage. Founded by celebrated Ghanaian photographer Paul Ninson, the center serves as a hub for emerging photographers, visual storytellers, and creatives from across the continent.
Dikan, meaning “take the lead” in the Akan language, embodies a mission to empower Africans to tell their own stories through images. The center offers a wide range of programs, including photography education, mentorship, exhibitions, and access to a state-of-the-art media lab. It also houses one of the largest photography libraries in Africa, with thousands of books and archives that provide historical and contemporary insights into African visual culture.
Through workshops, residencies, and collaborations, the Dikan Center builds capacity in the creative industry, while also challenging stereotypes and reshaping how Africa is portrayed globally. It emphasizes ethical storytelling, technical excellence, and community impact.
As a cultural institution, Dikan also supports dialogue on social issues by engaging artists and the public in conversations around identity, history, and representation. Its inclusive approach helps develop the next generation of African visual artists and positions Ghana as a leader in the global creative landscape.
By centering African perspectives, the Dikan Center not only preserves the continent’s visual legacy but also inspires future narratives rooted in authenticity and pride. It stands as a vital force in redefining Africa’s image, one photograph at a time.
How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications, including a resume and a cover letter, to [email protected]. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and early submissions are encouraged.
Spread the Word
Dikan Center values community involvement and encourages individuals to share these opportunities with their networks. If you know someone who would be a great fit for these roles, please recommend them to apply.
Joining Dikan Center means becoming part of a vibrant team committed to making a meaningful impact across Africa. If you’re ready to lead, create, and shape the future of visual education, apply now and contribute to a transformative mission.
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