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Join our team as a Trainee Producer and help shape a powerful community-led exploration of migration, memory and heritage.

This unique opportunity places you at the heart of Memories for the Future—a creative, intergenerational project co-designed with local people to preserve and celebrate the untold stories of Peckham’s past. You’ll support the delivery of oral histories, public events and artist commissions that honour postcolonial migration experiences and explore the rich cultural identities that define Rye Lane today. This is a paid role at London Living Wage, 16 hours per week, fixed term (6-month contract)—ideal for someone early in their career with a passion for culture, heritage and civic engagement, and a desire to gain experience in socially-engaged creative production.

‘My six months have given me the chance to explore new avenues of work that I haven’t had access to before. Through these tasters, I’ve been able to learn more about what I enjoy doing… Not only have I learnt a lot about what it means to co-design programme with the community, but I also feel more informed and connected to my surroundings. Gaining insight into networking in the arts in a way that felt far from transactional…I’ve loved working with the team here. I have felt valued and seen from day one, they are all attentive listeners who are eager and willing to put the hard work in to constantly improve our working environment.’ 

            – Elsa Farmer, Peckham Platform Trainee Producer November 2024 – April 2025

Application Deadline: 

Midday, Tuesday June 3rd 2025, Interviews will be held w/c 9th June 2025

Become a Co-Producer with Peckham Platform and help shape a community-driven exploration of heritage, identity and cultural memory.

Memories for the Future is a unique, intergenerational programme that preserves and shares the untold stories of postcolonial migration to Peckham. As a Co-Producer, you’ll gain hands-on experience in creative production, oral history, community engagement, and public event delivery—all while developing your skills through specialist training, mentorship and peer support. Additionally, we have partnered with Black Cultural Archives and INIVA to provide a half-day session at each respective organisation.

This role runs from w/c 23rd June – September 2025, requiring a minimum of 10 sessions. It is supported by a £1,000 bursary (plus expenses) to help ensure equitable access. We’re looking for people of all ages with a lived connection to Peckham and/or migration and a keen interest in heritage and culture—even if you’ve never worked in the sector before.

Application Deadline:

Midday, Tuesday May 27th, 2025, Conversations with applicants to be held, w/c 2nd June, 2025

Summer Co-Producers (18-26 years old)  

Become a Summer Co-Producer with Peckham Platform and help shape a community-driven exploration of heritage, identity and cultural memory. We’re looking for candidates between the ages of 18 – 26 years old, who are looking for a Summer programme to launch new career pathways and have a keen interest in heritage and culture, even if you’ve never worked in the sector before.

Memories for the Future is a unique, intergenerational programme that preserves and shares the untold stories of postcolonial migration to Peckham. As a Summer Co-Producer, you’ll gain hands-on experience in creative production, oral history, community engagement, and public event delivery—all while developing your skills through specialist training, mentorship, peer support and the opportunity to collaborate with our culture and heritage partners. 

This role runs from 23rd July and 29th August (with flexibility to extend into September dependent on candidate schedules) and requires a minimum of 10 sessions. It is supported by a £1,000 bursary (plus expenses) to help ensure equitable access.

Application Deadline: 

Midday, Tuesday 10th June, 2025, Conversations with applicants to be held, w/c 16th June, 2025

We are looking for new Trustees who represent the rich diversity of Peckham’s communities. Ideal candidates will bring lived experiences that align with our co-created programmes, which highlight socially engaged artists from Global Majority backgrounds, working-class communities, and those with intersecting characteristics such as age, disability, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Further knowledge, skills, and experience areas are outlined in the role description.

As a Trustee, you will play a key role in guiding our mission, strengthening our impact, and ensuring we create meaningful, transformational opportunities for people locally and nationally.

With the launch of our new venue on Peckham Square, we are entering an exciting phase of growth. Our expanded cultural home, co-created with young people and communities, will double participation opportunities, host new gallery and learning spaces, and provide a dedicated Social Art Resource to safeguard vital public spaces.

If you would find it more accessible to complete any part of this application in a different format, please email recruitment@peckhamplatform.com

Application Deadline: March 10th 2025

Being a small charity we rely on skilled and professional people who have the capacity and willingness to donate their time, knowledge and skills to support our cause, vision and mission. At a time of significant change and growth, we are seeking to grow and diversify our skill set as a team of committed people. As an Advisor for Peckham Platform, you will have the opportunity to make a real impact on the organisation as we move into our new building in 2023. 

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