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Message 1 - Global Initiative Program Manager - Toronto, Canada +b
Message 2 - Job Listing from Dev-Zone International Employment Update (Part 2)
Message 3 - Job Listing from AWID Resource Net
Message 1
Global Initiative Program Manager -
Posted by: Joan Anderson anderson.j@sympatico.ca
International Council of AIDS Service Organizations
(ICASO)
Job Description:
ICASO is an international charitable organization working
to strengthen the community-based response to HIV/AIDS (www.icaso.org). Built
upon ICASO’s core activities, a bold new initiative is being undertaken to
strengthen the advocacy/networking skills of in-country non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) and the organizational capacity of the ICASO Regional
Secretariats. You will bring experience
in global program development with an understanding of HIV/AIDS and developing
country issues. Experienced with both
donors/decision-makers and community development, you will work with 5 Regional
Secretariats around the world to deliver the program, including managing a
grants component. Reporting to the
Executive Director, you will participate in a small, growing & dedicated
team based at the Central Secretariat in
Specific Tasks & Responsibilities
-Provide overall program management of the Global
Initiative.
-Facilitate final program planning and
implementation.
-Provide technical support to the Regional
Secretariats; facilitate program management capacity building of RS including
field visits and training sessions.
-Develop and manage grants & contributions
framework.
-Develop program monitoring strategies and
facilitate annual review and workplans.
-Liase with program funder(s) including between funder
and recipient organizations.
-Assist the Executive Director in soliciting funds
from donors.
-Manage program budget.
-Coordinate hiring and supervise program
consultants.
-Prepare documents such as project proposals and
reports.
-Prepare articles and deliver presentations.
-Represent ICASO in keeping with its policies and
principles in international fora.
-Perform other tasks as assigned by the Executive
Director.
Qualifications: Qualifications/Experience:
-Senior leadership experience in a global program
working with multiple non-governmental organizations.
-Demonstrated program management experience and
skills.
-Strong communication skills in English, written and
spoken.
-Ability to speak a language other than English:
Spanish or French preferred.
-Knowledge of international HIV/AIDS issues and
community development strategies.
-Knowledge of advocacy and NGO organizational
development definite assets.
-3-5 years related work in NGOs.
-Strong organizational skills; able to manage multiple
responsibilities/tasks.
-Ability to work independently and as a team member
and team leader.
-Experience and comfort working with diverse
communities.
-Good interpersonal and diplomacy skills; experience
in consensus-building.
-Demonstrated ability to foster positive and
collaborative working relationships with Board members, staff, outside
agencies, government officials and funders.
-University degree or equivalent in experience.
-Able to work occasional evenings and weekends.
-Able and willing to travel for 1 - 3 weeks at a
time on field visits, primarily overseas to developing countries.
-Proficient in computer software (Word, Power Point
& Excel), e-mail and the Internet.
Starting_date:
Salary_range: $60,000-$82,000 /year (Cdn)
Submit applications to: J. Anderson
Email_address: icaso@icaso.org
Please send a resume with cover letter, explaining
how your experience has prepared you for this position. No phone calls please.
Please mention clearly in your job
application letter that you learned of this job opportunity through DEVJOBS,
and mention the URL of its website - www.devjobsmail.com. Thanks.
Message 2
Job Listing from Dev-Zone International Employment Update (Part 2)
7. GOOD GOVERNANCE
7.1 United
Nations Development Programme
7.1.1 Title:
Junior Professional Officer
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3873.html
Location:
Closing Date:
Nationality:
Open to all nationals of Aust. & Asia/Pacific Region
Language:
English
Summary: HIV/AIDS & Bougainville Please visit our website for Terms of Reference: www.jposc.org
Qualifications: A Master's equivalent; At
least two years of relevant professional experience in the fields related to
development; Excellent written and oral knowledge of English;
Start Date:
Early 2003
Instructions:
Please consult the web section dedicated to the JPO vacancies funded by the
Apply To:
Alexandra Brett-Jensen
Apply Email: Alexandra.Brett-Jensen@undp.dk
Duration: 1
year (with possibility to extend into a 2nd year)
8. HEALTH
8.1 The
American Refugee Committee (ARC)
8.1.1 Title:
Program Coordinator Health
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3898.html
Location:
Summary:
ensure effective systems for Health Care program implementation, including
repatriation health support (out patient treatment) and MCH (maternal child
health) care activities; monitors and evaluates the health status, including
morbidity and mortality in the ARC service area.; supervises clinical practice
of all staff at all ARC supported health facilities; provides ongoing training
for all health personnel in the ARC supported health facilities.; prepares
narrative reports of all health activities for ARC according to donor report
guidelines; manages and supervises other ARC operational staff in the field at
the ARC field office site.
Qualifications: : Physician Assistant, Nurse
Practitioner, or Registered Nurse with demonstrated experience working in a
complex emergency, including management experience.; minimum of five years in
the provision of promotive, preventative, and curative health care services in
developing countries; demonstrated knowledge of Primary Health Care concepts;
five years experience in implementing Health Care programs in war affected
areas, working with refugees and/or internally displaced populations and prior
experience working in the Central Asia region highly desirable (including
related language skills).
Start Date:
As soon as possible
Instructions:
Please direct all applications (a formal resume and a cover letter) to Heather
Kidd by email at archq@archq.org
Duration: One
year
9. INFORMATION SERVICES
9.1 Amnesty International
9.1.1 Title:
Web Officer
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3918.html
Location:
Clerkenwell, central
Closing
Date:
Summary:
Amnesty International (A.I.) is a worldwide organization working to end human
rights violations. AI's international website www.amnesty.org plays an important role in this work, raising
awareness of human rights issues and enabling people to take action against
human rights violations worldwide. As a Web Officer you will take an active
role in the implementation of the publication of Amnesty International's
information via the internet and other electronic formats. Salary: £22474 pro
rata per annum Duration: There are two posts: one post is permanent full-time
the other post is permanent full-time for 18months then becomes part-time (21
hours/week) Hours: 35 hours per week Location: Clerkenwell, central London
Closing date:
Qualifications: You will have strong
experience of designing and developing websites and related technologies,
excellent project management and team working skills. A commitment to equal
opportunities and human rights is essential. Based in
Instructions:
Apply for this post online at:
https://www.web.amnesty.org/web/hrpjobs.nsf/application?openform&job_title=WebOfficer&RefNo=PUBS/02/5 The link above will connect you to our
on-line application form. We recommend that you prepare your application on
paper before submitting it on-line. You may disconnect your email connection
while completing the form, and then reconnect to submit it. It will not be
possible to save a half-completed form. You may wish to print the job details
before beginning your application.
10. LOGISTICS
10.1
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
10.1.1 Title:
Logistics Coordinator
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3905.html
Location:
Language:
English and French
Summary: Procurement
including: Become familiar with the Guinea marketplace, knowing what is
available, at what price and what quality; Set up and maintain a preferred
vendors list; Be informed about the Guinean laws governing importation of
goods; Become familiar with the customs system as the regulations and
requirements set forth by donor agencies. Ensure IRC's compliance with those
regulations; Devise a system (including all related forms and documentation)
and train all staff on the use of the system for the purchase and delivery of
program supplies, both locally and internationally.
Qualifications: Min. 3 years in supervisory
logistics position; Knowledge of construction and hands-on experience; Systems
Oriented - ability to design, implement and train; Computer Literate (Word,
Excel); Flexibility with high tolerance for ambiguity; Experience in security
policy; Experience in communication
Instructions:
Apply online
Duration: One
year
11. MANAGEMENT
11.1 The
American Refugee Committee (ARC)
11.1.1 Title:
Income Generation Program (IGP) Coordinator
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3897.html
Location:
Kosovo
Summary:
oversee, and take responsibility for all aspects of an income generating
program for women; manage administrative and financial aspects of the program
including relations with donors, coordination with partners and other NGOs;
represent ARC at meetings as assigned by the Country Director; assist with
procurement of all necessary inputs and provide weekly and monthly program
activity reports.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required; at
least one year work experience with income generation projects, project
management and community development; experience working in the Balkans
preferred; and previous experience working with refugees, returnees or
internally displaced populations.
Start Date:
As soon as possible
Instructions:
Please direct all applications (a formal resume and a cover letter) to Heather
Kidd by email at archq@archq.org
Duration: One
year
11.2 PNG Mama Graun Conservation Trust Fund
11.2.1 Title:
Executive Director
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3912.html
Location:
Summary: (Position
Number CTF-03.1.3)The Executive Director, assisted by
consultants and staff will be responsible to the Board for the day-to-day
management of Mama Graun. He or she shall be required to plan, organise, direct
and control the program and activities of Mama Graun on an operational basis,
within the framework established by the Mama Graun Trust Deed, Constitution,
Operations Manual, the annual work plan and budget, GEF Trust Fund Agreement,
and in accordance with relevant PNG legislation. In particular, the Executive
Director's overall responsibilities will include, but not be limited to, the
coordination and oversight of the following: A. General * Initiate, monitor and
control all Mama Graun activities with a view to achieving efficiency and cost
effectiveness in the performance of all operations. B. Planning * Develop,
implement and review from time to time the annual budget and work plan and
medium and long term strategic plans, ...
Qualifications: Qualifications and Experience
of the Consultant Candidates should fulfil the following requisites: Education:
University degree in Commerce, Management, or other applicable area. Post
graduate qualifications preferable Language: The candidates should be fluent in
spoken and written English Experience: At least ten years organisational
management experience at a senior executive level, preferably including at
least a portion of this with some or all of the following: financial
institutions, environmental NGO's, donor and/or grant making agencies. The candidate
should also have a high level of PNG experience and be well versed in customary
resource ownership and management issues within PNG. Desirable: Previous
experience with conservation trust funds, or at least community grant schemes
in a development context would be desirable. In addition, fluency in Melanesian
Tok Pisin would be highly advantageous, and understanding of Hiri Motu would ...
Instructions:
The applications shall contain the following information : a cover letter with
the presentation of the candidate and clear reference to the position applied,
CV of the candidate detailing his/her education and experience relevant to the
present assignment with special emphasis on previous experience on similar
types of assignments, name and contact details of three referees who could
attest the experience of the candidate relevant to the present assignment, any
comments or suggestions on the scope of work.
Applications will be evaluated on the basis of the
candidate's experience and competence relevant to the assignment by a technical
committee appointed by the Chairman of the FCP Supply and Tenders Board.
Clarifications: Candidates requiring clarifications regarding the present
request for proposals may address their enquiries to: Mr Peter McCrea Project
Manager Forestry and Conservation Project PO Box 518 WAIGANI National Capital
District Papua New Guinea Ph: 675 327 7877 Fax: 675 327 7986 Email: pmfcp@datec.net.pg Address and Date for Submission of Proposals
Proposals must be received no later than the following date and time: 4-00pm
20th September, 2002. At the following address: The Chairman Forestry and
Conservation Project Supply and Tenders Board C/- FCP Office PNG Forest
Authority Headquarters Frangipani Street Hohola [PO Box 518, BOROKO] National
Capital District Papua New Guinea Proposals may also be submitted by fax or
email to the above addresses.
Duration: The
initial assignment is for 12 months but is subject to renewal
12. MEDIA
12.1 Oxfam
12.1.1 Title:
Regional Media and Advocacy Co-Ordinator
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3902.html
Location:
Closing
Date:
Language: Bilingual in English and Spanish and the ability to communicate in French desirable.
Summary:
Support the development and delivery of a regional advocacy strategy. Deliver
advocacy and media strategies within the region through frequent direct lobbying
and media work. Capacity building and accompaniment of programme staff in
direct lobby and media work on Oxfam's global campaign priorities. Organise
press conferences, media briefings and policy fora. Coordinate with local and
regional networks on priority campaigns and joint research. Assist the Regional
Director in the coordination of regional research.
Qualifications: Considerable experience and
proven success in development and delivery of advocacy and media strategy.
Knowledge of international and national mass media and a track record of
success and achievement in media work. Understanding of
development issues and knowledge of the role of NGOs in development,
humanitarian and advocacy work. Excellent written and
verbal communication skills. Ability to work in
multi-national, multi- cultural teams and to develop good working
relationships. Excellent negotiation skills and
ability to influence others. Familiarity with research
design in support of advocacy work. Ability to
organise, plan and prioritise work.
Instructions:
Job reference: INT-102 Apply online or for further
details please email CaMexCaJobs@oxfam.org.uk
13.
MICROFINANCE
13.1 The
American Refugee Committee (ARC)
13.1.1 Title:
Micro-Credit Coordinator
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3900.html
Location:
Sierrra Leone
Closing
Date: Not Specified
Summary: develop,
manage, and monitor micro-credit activities among vulnerable groups as part of
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required,
master's degree in economics or finance preferred; two years management
experience in micro-credit and income generation in developing countries
required; experience in Africa and post-conflict situations preferred;
knowledge of agriculture, animal husbandry, cash crops, market gardening also a
plus; strong computer skills; word processing and spreadsheet software
experience required; ability to work under pressure in remote areas; experience
in reconstruction, literacy, HIV/AIDS prevention and/or vocational training a
plus and a valid driver's license and a willingness to drive.
Start Date: As
soon as possible
Instructions:
Please direct all applications (a formal resume and a cover letter) to Heather
Kidd by email at archq@archq.org
Duration: One
year
14.
PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT
14.1 The
American Refugee Committee (ARC)
14.1.1 Title:
Program
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3899.html
Location:
Closing
Date: Not Specified
Language:
French, or Swahili as a second language
Summary:
prepare timely narrative reports for donors, government (MINALOC) and others as
required; participate in the development of new programs or expansion of the
existing programs; monitor the implementation of operations according to the
budget of the camp programs (health, water and sanitation and shelter); plan
and maintain logistical support for ARC field operations; maintain inventory
and provide stock management of all ARC equipment, property, vehicles and furnishings
and as the security focal point for ARC, liaise with UNHCR and WFP security
officers.
Qualifications: Advanced degree in Health,
Engineering or Management; minimum 3 years experience managing development
relief programs, preferably in Africa; experience in logistics planning,
procurement practices and management of field operations; strong communication,
representation and diplomatic skills; team player; computer literate
Start Date:
As soon as possible
Instructions:
Please direct all applications (a formal resume and a cover letter) to Heather
Kidd by email at archq@archq.org
Duration: One
year
14.2 GOAL
14.2.1 Title:
Programme Advisor
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3903.html
Location:
Closing
Date: Not Specified
Language:
English. Portugese (or the willingness to learn) an asset
Summary:
Working with and supporting the Country Director and Programme Co-ordinator to
ensure that projects are consistent with overall GOAL planning priorities,
government strategies, donor requirements and community needs Working with and
supporting project teams to develop ideas and techniques for improving
effectiveness of project interventions Providing support to the Inhambane
Programme Co-ordinator, HIV/AIDS Advisor and other colleagues regarding project
planning and implementation, as appropriate Identification of staff training needs
and sourcing of funding for provision of staff training Liaison with donors,
development of project proposals and donor reports Development of effective,
participatory and efficient systems for monitoring and evaluation Ongoing
project monitoring and evaluation Preparation of terms of reference for
external evaluations
Qualifications: Formal qualification in
international development, social science, management, or a related discipline
Minimum four years experience working in international development, preferably
at a senior level, including a minimum of two years experience gained overseas,
preferably in Africa Experience of human resource and financial management,
including budget development and execution Experience in proposal development
and donor reporting Strong team orientation with an appreciation of
cross-cultural issues and good inter-personal communication skills Proven
skills and experience in the development of systems for monitoring and
evaluation Experience of HIV/AIDS and rights-based programming
Start Date:
Immediately
Instructions:
Personnel Department, GOAL
14.3 Mercy
Corps
14.3.1 Title:
Project Manager
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3910.html
Location:
Southern Areas,
Language:
Knowledge or willingness to learn Serbian language is desired.
Summary: This
position entails three major areas of responsibility: 1) Managing the Novi
Pazar regional team; 2) Ensuring high quality project implementation and
compliance with donor requirements; and 3) Developing Mercy Corps local staff
capacity. As Project Manager, this position provides overall supervision and
leadership of a regional program office, including oversight of 10 program
staff, project implementation, contracting, administration, logistics, and
field finance.
Qualifications: A BA/S or higher degrees in
civil engineering, social science or a related subject area and minimum 5 years
work experience in the field of international community development is
required. Overseas experience in international development is required, with regional
experience preferred. Experience in the sectors of community-based
infrastructure development/ renovation projects, contracting, and community
participation is required. Previous experience should include program
management, price surveys, compliance auditing, and project documentation.
Preference is given to candidates with experience in community mobilization. An
understanding of USAID regulations related to project activities and prior
experience implementing grants under USAID funding is preferred.
Instructions:
Apply online
14.3.2 Title: Project Officer
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3911.html
Location:
Summary: 1.
Assist the Project Manager to adapt Mercy Corps' Subgrant Management manual and
related documents to the local context and to donor requirements. 2. Organize
and implement workshops to inform potential applicant organizations of project
objectives and the grant application process; assist applying organizations to
develop and revise effective proposals and budgets for funding through the
umbrella grant project. 3. Manage local community development project
personnel, and conduct training, evaluations, promotions, discipline, and
dismissal, in accordance with the Mercy Corps Policy and Procedures Manual and
in close coordination with the Project Manager. 4. In coordination with the
Project Manager conduct pre-monitoring visits to evaluate top applicants'
capacity to implement proposed projects. 5. Provide monitoring and capacity
building support to implementing partners to maximize sub-grant project impact
and improve the ability of partner organizations to responsibly implement ...
Qualifications: This position requires a BA/BS
or equivalent in international development or a relevant field, with two years
international experience with an NGO preferred. Experience working with local
NGO/community partners is preferred. Skills and experience designing,
monitoring and evaluating community rehabilitation projects is
required. The ability to work comfortably and effectively in the religious,
security and political climate of
their use is required.
Instructions:
Apply online
15. RESEARCH
15.1
International Campaign to Ban Landmines
15.1.1 Title:
Researchers
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3901.html
Location:
Worldwide
Closing
Date:
Summary: To
prepare the last report, Landmine Monitor had 115 researchers from 90 countries
gathering information. The report is largely based on in-country research,
collected by in-country researchers. Landmine Monitor has utilized the ICBL
campaigning network, but has also drawn in other elements of civil society to
help monitor and report, including journalists, academics and research
institutions.
Qualifications: Landmine Monitor's researchers
come from all sorts of professions including lawyers, doctors, humanitarian aid
workers, human rights activists, landmine survivors, deminers, graduate
students, and they are all non-governmental
Instructions:
Email the completed application (online) to lm@icbl.org If you have no email
option available, you can fax the response to 1-202-612-4333 attn Mary Wareham.
15.2 Human
Rights Watch Women's Rights Division
15.3.1 Title:
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3919.html
Location:
Summary:
Human Rights Watch, the international human rights monitoring and advocacy
organization, is known for its impartial and reliable human rights reporting and
its innovative and high-profile advocacy campaigns. Its Women's Rights Division
was established in 1990 to monitor state-sponsored and state-tolerated violence
against women and sex discrimination in all regions of the world. Much of its
work consists of gathering detailed information on abuses against women and
publishing reports that are as reliable, comprehensive and timely as possible,
so as to effect change in repressive practices. The work of the Division seeks
to expand the scope of human rights work to address abuses against women that
have been traditionally overlooked. is the largest
U.S.-based international human rights monitoring and advocacy organization,
known for its impartial and reliable human rights reporting and its innovative
and high-profile advocacy campaigns. DESCRIPTION: The researcher will work with ...
Qualifications: QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants
should have prior demonstrated experience (two to three years) with human
rights ad/or women's rights issues and/or a background in related studies:
regional
Instructions:
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16. TRADE
16.1
Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO)
16.1.1 Title:
Product Manager: Coffee
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3913.html
Location:
Summary: Core
responsibilities: * Facilitate and ensure information flow and cooperation
between producers, traders and national labelling organizations (
Qualifications: Candidate should have: *
Expertise, and experience in production, trade and marketing of tropical
commodities, preferably coffee, including working with their producers. *
Qualifications and experience in project management / product marketing. *
Excellent communication skills, facility in working in a team in an
international environment. * Fluency in English and Spanish. At least one other
European language desired. * Position is based in the FLO central office in
Instructions:
For more information, please visit our website www.fairtrade.net Please apply by e-mail in English; interviews
planned early October. Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO)
Kaiser-Friedrich-Str. 13, D- 53113 Bonn, Germany Tel: +49 (228) 949.23.11 Fax:
+49 (228) 242.17.13 E-mail: coordination@fairtrade.net
17. YOUTH
17.1 Catalyst
Consortium
17.1.1 Title:
Youth Advisor
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3914.html
Location:
Summary: The
Youth Advisor will take the lead in developing strategies and plans for addressing reproductive
health/family planning (RH/FP) needs of youth as part of a national program.
S/he will carry out assessments and design and implement program models to
provide improved services and information for young people. S/he will
coordinate with in-country agencies and programs to ensure that existing RH/FP
service protocols, training curricula and behavior change communication
campaigns fully reflect the needs of young married and engaged couples and
other priority youth segments. S/he will identify non-governmental
organizations (NGO) and community-based organizations (CBO) to work with in
implementing program models. S/he will assess their technical and training
needs, and oversee the provision of technical assistance strengthen their
capabilities. S/he will develop scopes of work and manage in-country short-term
consultants related to the design and implementation of the youth-friendly ...
Qualifications: QUALIFICATIONS: * Advanced
degree in social sciences, public health or a related field. * Experience in
youth program design and implementation, and provision of technical assistance
to NGOs, government agencies, and/or other institutions with youth RH/FP
programs. * Demonstrated understanding in various aspects of youth RH/FP needs
and program interventions to those needs. * Demonstrated capacity to develop
work plans, monitor progress and prepare reports. * Excellent written and
verbal communication skills. * Fluency in English and Arabic required. *
Computer skills in word processing essential.
Instructions:
Interested candidates should send their CVs and biodata sheets to: Christina
Kramer Deputy Director ckramer@rhcatalyst.org Phone: 202-775-1977 Fax: 202-775-1988 *
E-mail application with resume attached is preferred. * Resumes should be in
either Microsoft Word Format or (Rich-)Text Format
(.txt or .rtf).
18. OTHER
18.1 World
Development Movement (WDM)
18.1.1 Title:
Debt Campaign Officer
URL: http://www.dev-zone.org/jobs/Detailed/3916.html
Location:
Closing
Date:
Summary: 21
Hours per week - 1 year contract - £23,600 p.a. pro-rata The World Development
Movement (WDM) is one of the
Instructions:
The Job Description and application form are available online: You should also
refer to the guidance notes (also available online) to assist in completing
your application. Please ensure that you complete and return the equal
opportunities monitoring form, as part of the application form. Applications
should be sent to Paul Harper marked "DCO - Confidential" and must be
received no later than
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AWID Resource Net
Jobs - Issue 128
Communications Associate / Women's Learning Partnership
(WLP) /
THE ORGANIZATION:
Women's Learning Partnership (WLP) is an international,
non-profit organization working to advance communication and cooperation among the women of
the world in order to protect human rights, facilitate sustainable development,
and promote peace. WLP's programs promote women's leadership and participation
in civil society, and women's equal engagement in the production and exchange
of information and resources worldwide. To accomplish this, we work in
collaboration with partner organizations in the Global South. WLP is currently
working in
JOB DESCRIPTION / RESPONSIBILITIES:
WLP's Communications Associate will be based at the
WLP liaison office in
- Coordinate the development of e-newsletters,
listservs, and online discussion boards.
- Establish and develop contacts with media
representatives to promote WLP's mission and programs. Write press releases.
- Assist with the implementation of radio webcasts
and video-conference meetings among WLP partners.
- Assist with updating, expanding, and developing
content for WLP's websites.
- Write progress reports and technical
documentation.
- Provide
general communications and technical support to staff members.
SALARY AND BENEFITS: Salary commensurate with
experience. Excellent medical, dental, and retirement
benefits.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Degree in Communications or Information Systems
and minimum 2 years experience working in the non-profit sector.
- Commitment and dedication to advancing women's
rights.
- Strong writing and editing skills.
- Ability to communicate with individuals from
diverse backgrounds.
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to
detail.
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and work under
pressure.
PREFERRED SKILLS:
- Familiarity with development and/or women's
non-profit organizations.