Modern Slavery Communications Officer (deadline: 01 Nov 2017)
Seefar is seeking a passionate and talented Communications Officer for a project in Indonesia. The Communications Officer will be part of the Modern Slavery Communications Project Team, reporting directly to the Project Manager. The Communications Officer will be charged with developing and implementing an information and communications campaign specifically targeting women. This is a full-time position for Indonesian nationals for an initial 10 months, with the possibility of extension. Travel requirements are anticipated to project locations in and around West and Central Java
Job Description
We are a social enterprise with a mission to work with vulnerable people to build a better future. We specialise in justice, migration and social inclusion. Our expertise is in strategic communications, counseling, consulting, monitoring and evaluation, and research. We work in East Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, East Africa, North Africa, the Sahel and Europe.
Modern slavery is a major global issue today, with particular relevance in the Asian region. Victims of modern slavery are often hidden, which is especially the case for domestic workers who live and work in the privacy of their employer’s homes. There are many potential victims among the millions of women across the region – mainly from Indonesia and the Philippines – who are leaving behind their homes and families to work abroad in destinations like Hong Kong and Singapore.
The Communications Officer is a newly established role within the Modern Slavery Communications Project. Duties will include, but are not limited to:
Values and behaviors
On or before 1 November 2017, provide the following information in our online application form: CLICK HERE
Confirmation that you meet these minimum requirements:
Seefar is seeking a passionate and talented Communications Officer for a project in Indonesia. The Communications Officer will be part of the Modern Slavery Communications Project Team, reporting directly to the Project Manager. The Communications Officer will be charged with developing and implementing an information and communications campaign specifically targeting women. This is a full-time position for Indonesian nationals for an initial 10 months, with the possibility of extension. Travel requirements are anticipated to project locations in and around West and Central Java
Job Description
We are a social enterprise with a mission to work with vulnerable people to build a better future. We specialise in justice, migration and social inclusion. Our expertise is in strategic communications, counseling, consulting, monitoring and evaluation, and research. We work in East Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, East Africa, North Africa, the Sahel and Europe.
Modern slavery is a major global issue today, with particular relevance in the Asian region. Victims of modern slavery are often hidden, which is especially the case for domestic workers who live and work in the privacy of their employer’s homes. There are many potential victims among the millions of women across the region – mainly from Indonesia and the Philippines – who are leaving behind their homes and families to work abroad in destinations like Hong Kong and Singapore.
The Communications Officer is a newly established role within the Modern Slavery Communications Project. Duties will include, but are not limited to:
- Developing a strategy for, and implementing, a communications campaign targeting first-time female migrant domestic workers using appropriate online and offline techniques
- Developing a campaign work plan, including determining strategies to reach target audiences through social media
- Developing high-quality social media content, including visual and written online media posts
- Working closely with project team members to determine relevant offline content
- Overseeing the design and production of communications materials such as audiovisuals (photos & videos), brochures, posters and other materials based on the project’s needs
- Executing, as appropriate, agreed campaign activities
- Using appropriate software and the methods for undertaking monitoring and data analysis to report on the effectiveness of social media (such as coverage and engagement analysis) and offline media activities
- Administering online accounts and feeds, including responding to questions or queries raised through social media
- Liaising with donor staff to engage them in developing campaign materials
- Strengthen the positioning of the project as a trusted platform for first-time migrant workers and recruitment agencies
- Developing and maintaining contacts with national and local media outlets
- Monitoring media opportunities’ and responding to them proactively in consultation with the project team
- Preparing and disseminating, as required, press materials or project information packages
- Contributing to enterprise-level communication materials
- Working with Seefar
- The Enterprise combines entrepreneurialism with a focus on social impact.
- You work with highly diverse people and across a diversity of contexts.
- There is a high level of trust that supports you to work autonomously.
- The people in the Enterprise encourage innovation and experimentation.
- Achieving results is prioritized over rigid structures and workflows.
- You are never bored and always challenged.
- Collaborating with geographically dispersed teams requires flexibility and patience.
- Working remotely can make you feel isolated and so requires you to invest time in communication.
- Travel schedules can sometimes be heavy.
- A high-growth phase means problem-solving as the Enterprise’s systems evolve quickly.
- It can be fast paced so you need to be productive and able to prioritise effectively.
- An Excellent Candidate
- At least two years of experience in communications and campaigning
- Relevant secondary or tertiary qualifications in journalism, communication, public relations, marketing or related fields
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including ability to write and edit materials in Bahasa Indonesia and English
- Experience in developing and implementing communication strategies, including creating content and overseeing activities
- Experience with social and digital media, preferably with knowledge in monitoring and measuring reach and effectiveness of messaging
- Ability to collaborate with others and maintain relations, whilst capable of working independently
- Capable of working under pressure, demonstrated flexibility and able to manage priorities and time to meet expected deliverables
- Preferred exposure to issues of migration and modern slavery
Values and behaviors
- Collaborative and communicative: maintains effective relationships with colleagues and with external partners
- Creative and innovative; willing to learn and adapt
- Self-disciplined and motivated
- Recognise the importance of feedback and motivated to improve performance
- Applies principles of equity, diversity, equal opportunity and ethical behavior
- Honest, has integrity and encourages openness
On or before 1 November 2017, provide the following information in our online application form: CLICK HERE
Confirmation that you meet these minimum requirements:
- Have an undergraduate degree in communications, journalism, public affairs or similar area.
- Have excellent communications skills.
- Are willing to be based in Jakarta.
- Prepare a CV in Word or PDF format.
- In Word or PDF format, prepare an introductory letter that includes only the points below.
- 1-2 paragraphs demonstrating successful experience in developing a public awareness campaign workplan, which led to a demonstrable result. What was the context? What was your role? How did you find a solution? What was the result?
- 1-2 paragraphs explaining how you will optimize social media platforms to build awareness for modern slavery issues, targeting female migrant domestic workers and market players such as recruitment agencies.