Help secure freedom from slavery for everyone, everywhere, always: Join our team

We are Anti-Slavery International, the world’s longest-running human rights campaign. Since 1839 our brilliant team has helped secure freedom from slavery for people across the world. We’re often on the lookout for people to join us: from researchers and project managers, who can help us develop interventions to tackle the root causes of modern slavery wherever they occur, to communicators and fundraisers, who help to promote and sustain our work. If you’re passionate about human rights and think you have the skills and dedication we’re looking for, please consider applying for one of the roles below.

Across all of our roles we particularly welcome and encourage applications from survivors of modern slavery, Black and Asian candidates and those from a diverse ethnic background, people with disabilities, LGBT+ and non-binary candidates.

We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

Current vacancies

Chief Executive Officer

We are looking for a Chief Executive to lead us in the next stage of our work to end slavery for everyone, everywhere and always. This is the right role for you if you are a bold, inspiring and innovative strategic leader with a passion to address the causes and consequences of modern slavery. Above all, we are looking for an exceptional organisational leader with the ability to lead through complexity, build a positive and inclusive culture, make sound strategic and financial decisions, and inspire confidence among staff, supporters, partners and donors. You will have the skills and drive to operationalise and implement our new strategy and build the organisation and culture to maximise our impact on modern slavery in a challenging and changing environment.

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Deadline: 23 August 2026

Consultant en audit (Niger)

Anti-Slavery International souhaite mener un audit approfondi de la gestion du projet et de la gestion financière des fonds alloués par notre partenaire, l’association Timidria, afin de vérifier la conformité et la légalité de l’utilisation des fonds alloués par le bailleur de fonds, le Département d’État américain, Bureau de la démocratie, des droits de l’homme et du travail (US DRL). L’audit vise à s’assurer que les fonds octroyés ont été utilisés conformément aux règles et aux objectifs définis par l’US DRL, ainsi qu’aux règles définies dans la convention de sous-subvention signée entre ASI et Timidria. L’audit vise en outre à s’assurer que le sous-bénéficiaire s’est conformé aux obligations contractuelles et légales liées au financement du gouvernement américain. 

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Date limite : 18 août 2026 à 21 h (BST)