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Work with us

At More Than Flags and Rainbows, we work with schools and communities to build understanding, celebrate diversity, and create environments where everyone belongs. Our projects range from supporting teachers to usualise inclusion in classrooms, to helping families with LGBTQ+ and adopted children feel seen and supported. We’re looking for passionate people who believe in education, equality, and the power of community. Whether your skills lie in training, research, project delivery, or family support, you can help us create lasting change across Wales and beyond. Explore our current roles below and see how you can be part of our growing team.

Current vacancies and opportunities:

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Welsh Language Facilitator

We are seeking early expressions of interest for a forthcoming role as a Welsh Language Facilitator to support our LGBTQ+ workshops and training in schools across Wales. This position will lead on designing and translating resources, and delivering high-quality training to school staff and pupils in both English and Welsh, across mainstream schools, special schools, and PRUs.

 

The full advert will be released in late January as we continue to refine the job description, with a planned start date of April 2026. We anticipate offering flexible arrangements, including part-time or full-time fixed-term contracts, or secondment opportunities. Salary is still being finalised, but any salaried post will be offered at above £32,500 FTE.

 

If this might be of interest, we would be delighted to hear from you. Please complete this form, and we will contact you when the advert launches.

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Filming and video editors

 

More Than Flags and Rainbows is developing a series of powerful, youth-centred film projects that will launch in 2026. Each project aims to elevate voices that are too often unheard, shining a light on real experiences and helping schools, families, and communities understand the world through the eyes of children and young people. To bring these stories to life, we are looking to connect with talented freelance filmmakers and film editors who share our commitment to authenticity, inclusion, and ethical storytelling.

We have three upcoming projects:


Ein Llais, Ein Cymru – a celebration of identity, belonging, and culture, where children and young people from across Wales will share what being Welsh means to them. (Wales based only due to grant funding)
Neurodivergent Voices – a project where neurodivergent young people will tell us, in their own words, what they wish teachers understood about neurodiversity and what helps them to thrive in school.
Adoption: The Real Story – honest, supportive insights from adopters and adoptees about what adoption is really like, helping professionals and families develop more nuanced understanding.

These films will be used in schools, training settings, and community environments to support learning, empathy, and better practice. Your work will not only capture stories but contribute to real improvement in how children and young people are seen, understood, and supported.

We will be reaching out to potential freelancers throughout early 2026. If you are interested in being considered for filming, editing, or both, please fill in the forms below. We look forward to connecting with people who can help us create impactful, thoughtful, and accessible films that truly reflect the voices of the young people we work with.

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100% of profits go towards our aim of making schools more inclusive and put a stop to bullying. 

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