Public Programs Coordinator (Full-Time)

Café - The Walt Disney Family Museum

San Francisco, US Full-time Barista Posted Sep 27, 2026

Key Details

Salary$28 - $30/hr
EmploymentFull-time

About This Role

Public Programs Coordinator (Full-Time) Department : Public Programs/Marketing & Communications Location: San Francisco Reports to: Public Programs Manager Status: Full Time Date : September 2026 Hours: 40 hours, some weekends and evenings required FLSA Code: Non-Exempt Hourly rate: $28 - $30/hour (DOE) Summary of Position The Public Programs Coordinator reports to the Public Programs Manager and is responsible for facilitating projects and providing administrative management and strategic planning for the implementation of existing educational programs and the planning of new initiatives. Programs are currently hosted in-person as well as virtually, requiring flexible hours multiple days each month to accommodate evening and weekend events. Essential Duties and Responsibilities The following reflects The Walt Disney Family Museum’s definition of essential functions for this position, but does not restrict the tasks that may be assigned. The Public Programs Manager may assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this position at any time. Program Management: In collaboration with the Public Programs Manager, strategize, plan, and execute public programs, film screenings, community days, member events, and community exhibitions . Coordinate the planning and implementation of family programs such as Storytimes, including selecting and communicating with guest instructors, working with internal parties, and managing day-of logistics of the event. Coordinate efforts and communication with related departments, including Education, Marketing, Guest Experience, Store, Facilities, Ticketing Choose the selection of monthly films and work with internal partners to schedule and implement screenings. Assist the Public Programs Manager in planning unique programmatic opportunities relating specifically to museum exhibition and gallery content, including in-gallery interpretive activities, WDFM mobile app, community exhibitions, and other opportunities Occasional public speaking required, including introducing program presenters, moderating panel discussions, and communicating interpretive content to audience members Overseeing the needs of guest speakers and directing the responsibilities of staff and volunteers during weekend programming. Assistance in coordinating, refining, and helping create presentation materials used in programs Apply advanced research techniques to assist Public Programs Manager and Director of Marketing and Communications in enhancing existing programs and implementing new initiatives Write copy for public program descriptions and additional content such as film introductions, member magazine content, and other resources Assist with asset collection and organization for all programs Coordinate all VR forms and collaborate with the VR Manager in keeping calendar up-to-date Using museum guidelines, prepare contracts and itineraries for program presenters in a timely manner Coordinates the travel bookings and travel itineraries, and communication with confirmed speakers to arrange and confirm travel arrangements. Maintain internal documentation of department finances and strategize for, ensure, and track revenue and budget goals including monthly dashboards Monitor program sales and website updates. Assist with the back-end duties for virtual programs, including Q&A moderation, troubleshooting, video editing, and general program assistance Act as lead and host virtual and in-person programming when Public Programs Manager is unable to do so Organize and order supplies needed for public programs and coordinate with guest experience on stock and supply orders and replenishment for in-gallery activities Assist Public Program Manager with the building of Community Exhibitions content and communication Attend off-site events and conferences when needed Other duties as assigned Qualifications Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to relate to members of the museum community at all levels High level of initiative,