Interim Communications Manager
Reporting into the Head of Fundraising and Communications, the Communications Manager is responsible for maintaining Anti-Slavery International’s brand and media presence during this time of change as well as overseeing our increasingly successful digital presence.
You will be part of a team of people leading improvements across the organisation on engaging with people who support, donate, campaign, design policy and influence others. This work will involve continuing Anti-Slavery International’s work on framing, aligning policy and communications work and supporting the design of robust systems to takes Anti-Slavery’s Communications into a new ambitious strategic period.
This is an exciting period of change and growth and Anti-Slavery’s Communications work is central to this, so we are looking for someone with the creativity to help guide our work while steadily managing the day to day communications work.
We particularly welcome applications from survivors of modern slavery, persons with disabilities, BAME, LGBT or other minorities. Anti-Slavery International is committed to safeguarding all children and adults that our staff and representatives encounter. Candidates will be subject to appropriate verification for suitability and will be required to commit to uphold our safeguarding policies.
Terms: 7 months fixed term. Full time or part time considered. Flexible working offered.
Application pack: Interim Communications Manager
Closing date: ongoing. This role will be filled once the right candidate has been found. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
To apply: Please submit your application to jobs@antislavery.org using the reference COMMUNICATIONS in the subject line.
Africa Programme Officer (part time)
The Africa Programme Officer will be responsible for overseeing the management of selected Africa projects, as well as supporting the implementation of other projects that fall under the Africa programme. Whilst the role will focus initially on the management of the descent-based slavery projects in Niger, with a growing Programme portfolio, the role will also contribute to the development of new projects or initiatives and maintain a positive relationship with existing and new donors.
The Africa Programme Officer will be responsible for ensuring the efficient and effective implementation of project activities which includes coordinating research and advocacy, evaluations, drafting written materials (e.g. terms of references and briefing papers), monitoring project progress against work plans, logic frameworks and preparation and management of consultants.
The role will also involve collating data and drafting reports for donors, briefing papers and communications material; monitoring slavery-related developments in Africa and beyond, feeding into monitoring frameworks, project proposals and budgets; attending meetings with and on behalf of the Africa Programme and taking and circulating accurate notes. The role will also involve overseeing capacity building initiatives with partners, managing consultancy contracts, attending meetings/conferences on behalf of ASI and, when relevant, managing project trip logistics (e.g. arranging schedules, travel and visas etc).
The successful candidate will work in close coordination with in-country partners and donors, as well as working across the organisation with members of the wider Programmes and Advocacy, Fundraising and Communications and Finance and Admin teams.
With a growing number of partners to work with, the successful candidate will be someone who is highly organised, has excellent communication skills, enjoys record-keeping and has the ability to manage competing deadlines to implement multi-discipline projects.
We particularly welcome applications from survivors of modern slavery, persons with disabilities, BAME, LGBT or other minorities. Anti-Slavery International is committed to safeguarding all children and adults that our staff and representatives encounter. Candidates will be subject to appropriate verification for suitability and will be required to commit to uphold our safeguarding policies.
Application pack: Africa Programme Officer
Closing date: Midnight, Wednesday 5th August 2020
To apply: Please submit your application to jobs@antislavery.org using the reference Africa Programme Officer in the subject line.
