Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 20th Feb 2020
This is a unique opportunity to support the growth of a human rights non-profit, shaping its day-to-day operations and working with an active and engaged board to develop its strategic direction.
As the Campaigner/Project Officer, you’ll coordinate various components of Digital Rights Watch’s ongoing campaign and project work - designing and implementing campaign plans, building and supporting a powerful coalition of partners and allies, and overseeing our social, email, web, mobile and data programs. Dependent on your skill set, this could include:
Campaign execution
Communications and outreach
Organising and relationship management
Team management
Personal attributes
Digital Rights is an emerging field of human rights work around the world. Whilst experience with this work is preferable, campaign skills and experience from other fields are also applicable. Formal qualifications are less important to us than the right attitude, passion and drive. So if you’re interested in this role, apply.
This is a part time (0.6FTE) fixed term 3 month contract (with possibility of extension to 12 months).
The salary being offered is $72,000 per annum (pro-rata 0.6FTE) including 9.5% superannuation.
Founded in 2016, Digital Rights Watch is a national charity whose mission is to ensure that Australians are equipped, empowered and enabled to uphold their digital rights. We believe that digital rights are human rights which see their expression online.
Our vision is for a digital world where all humanity can thrive, and where diversity and creativity flourishes.
To ensure this, our digital world must be underpinned by equality, freedom and established human rights principles. Its evolution and future must be guided and driven by the interests of all people and the environments we live in.
Digital Rights Watch exists to defend and promote this vision – to ensure fairness, freedoms and fundamental rights for all people who engage in the digital world.