Are you an experienced and passionate Digital Campaigner?
ESWA is recruiting a skilled part-time Campaign and Communication Officer who will lead on our campaigning and communication work for sex workers’ rights in Europe!
The post holder will be responsible for developing and leading campaigns for sex workers’ rights using our newly developed website and managing the organisation’s external communication.
The Communications Consultant will work closely with other staff members and report to ESWA Coordinator.
We strongly encourage migrant, racialised, women and trans sex workers to apply for the post. ESWA is also committed to building a movement led by sex workers and will aim to build capacities of the post holder where necessary.
The post holder will be working as a self-employed part-time (24 hours/ week) consultant based in a European or Central Asian country.
The post is for one year (January-December 2022) with a probation period of three months (January-March 2022) and a possibility to prolong the contract depending on funding.
Duties and Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Lead on the development of campaigns, petitions, news articles
- Manage ESWA’s web page and update content regularly to highlight ESWA activities (Nationbuilder)
- Manage public information on behalf of ESWA, including news updates about and from ESWA members (on ESWA website, Facebook page, Twitter, Instagram);
- Inform ESWA members about breaking news, advocacy and training opportunities.
- Collaborate in the development of messages/materials for regional campaigns or to mark the important dates, e.g. December 17, March 8 etc;
Qualifications, experience and other requirements are:
- Excellent communication skills, including a good standard of written and spoken English. Knowledge of other languages is desirable. (Russian, Spanish or French)
- Digital campaigning skills including experience in using Nationbuilder (preferable)
- Experience in the development and implementation of Digital Campaigns
- Experience in writing for international audiences and at a variety of levels.
- Ability to recognise and develop professional and personal boundaries.
- Demonstrated understanding of issues faced by sex workers and national, European and international policy landscape and how it impacts sex workers.
- Self-organisation skills, and ability to work independently, follow-up in time and multitask
- Ability to work in a multicultural and diverse environment and maintain excellent working relationships
Useful additional experience/knowledge could include:
- Experience of working in/being engaged in an NGO
- Web and graphic design skills
Compensation: Estimated 1500/euros per month based on deliverables.
How to apply?
If you are interested in this position, please fill out the ESWA job application form and return it to [email protected] before January 8th, 2022 23.59 PM CET.
