Community & Connection Events Lead
About This Role
The Psychedelic Society is looking for charismatic, organised and creative Community & Connection Events Leads to plan, promote and host community events across the UK.
This is an opportunity to build meaningful, in-person community spaces centred around psychedelic culture, altered states, nature connection and personal growth.
Events may include:
Psychedelic speed-friending
Psychedelic storytelling and sharing circles
Nature-based community walks and meetups
You will promote and deliver regular community events in your area, with structure and support from The Psychedelic Society team.
There is potential for the role to develop into an Events Producer position, offering greater creative freedom to design, curate and organise events with commission-based pay.
Key responsibilities
Plan and coordinate in-person community events in your area
Reach new and currently untapped audiences within your region
Promote events through social media and relevant local networks
Tailor event marketing to specific audiences and topics
Host events in a sensitive, inclusive and trauma-informed way
Follow The Psychedelic Society’s facilitator code of conduct when facilitating
Represent The Psychedelic Society at community events in your region
Respond to attendee emails and direct messages
Coordinate logistics with venues, facilitators and co-hosts
Collaborate with the wider team to bring events to life
This is a freelance position requiring approximately 8–12 hours per month. The successful applicant will deliver one to two events per month, depending on attendance and demand. Continuation of the events will be reviewed during the first three months.
What You'll Need
Essential
Strong community connections and knowledge of consciously and curiously oriented communities within your local area
A warm, welcoming and confident approach to hosting groups of approximately 10–50 people
Confidence holding space in sensitive environments, including sharing circles
Excellent organisational and time-management skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Confidence using social media, with a creative flair for visual storytelling
Experience or confidence in event promotion and community outreach
Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and occasional weekends
Values aligned with the mission of The Psychedelic Society
Comfortable working independently on a freelance basis
Desirable
Experience producing or supporting community events
Experience creating content using Canva or similar tools
Existing connections within local psychedelic-informed networks
Existing networks within wellness or spiritual communities
Confidence with photography or capturing content at events
Experience using event platforms such as Eventbrite, Humanitix or Dandelion
The Psychedelic Society strongly encourages applications from people of all backgrounds, particularly those historically underrepresented in the field, including people of colour, neurodivergent people, LGBTQIA+ individuals and people with lived experience of marginalisation.
What You'll Get
£180 per month fixed rate
Flexible working hours
Half-day induction and on-the-job training
Discounted access to The Psychedelic Society’s wider events programme
Potential to develop into an Events Producer or Coordinator role with increased responsibility and commission-based pay
Opportunity to co-create community within a purpose-driven organisation
Opportunities to represent The Psychedelic Society at festivals across the UK
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About The Psychedelic Society
The Psychedelic Society is a UK-based not-for-profit community and worker co-operative dedicated to creating a culture that respects the potential of psychedelics and the practices and philosophies they inspire. Founded in 2014, the organisation supports the responsible, informed and thoughtful exploration of psychedelics, altered states, wellbeing and personal growth.
Through events, retreats, courses, training programmes and community gatherings, The Psychedelic Society helps people connect more deeply with themselves, one another and the natural world. Its programme encompasses psychedelic science and philosophy, integration and peer support, meditation, breathwork, movement, authentic relating, nature connection and harm reduction.
The organisation delivers hundreds of events each year across the UK and internationally, providing a platform for researchers, practitioners, educators, facilitators and emerging voices working across psychedelics, consciousness, culture and wellbeing. As a worker-owned co-operative, its work is guided by community, safety, inclusion and responsible engagement with both the possibilities and risks of psychedelic experiences.
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