Information, Arts And Publications
The federal 1000 Information, Arts, and Publications job category is a diverse group of positions that use communication, creativity, and technical skills to inform the public, manage cultural artifacts, and create informational materials. These roles are essential for government transparency, public outreach, and the preservation of history and culture. This category includes a broad range of occupations, from Public Affairs Specialists (1035) who manage media relations and public communications, to Museum Curators (1015) who are responsible for collections, to Writers and Editors (1082) who create and refine official government documents.
Other positions within this group include Technical Writers and Editors (1083) who prepare complex manuals and reports, Visual Information Specialists (1084) who design graphics and multimedia, and Photographers (1060). These professionals work to make complex information accessible, present the work of federal agencies to the public, and manage and interpret cultural and historical resources. Their skills are critical for clear communication, education, and public engagement across the government.