{"id":4536,"date":"2021-01-21T08:02:49","date_gmt":"2021-01-21T08:02:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/media.sfjn.org\/?page_id=4536"},"modified":"2021-01-21T08:16:10","modified_gmt":"2021-01-21T08:16:10","slug":"sfjn-is-looking-for-a-safety-and-protection-coordinator","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/media.sfjn.org\/en\/jobs\/sfjn-is-looking-for-a-safety-and-protection-coordinator\/","title":{"rendered":"SFJN IS LOOKING FOR A SAFETY AND PROTECTION COORDINATOR"},"content":{"rendered":"

About SFJN<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The Stichting Female Journalists Network (SFJN) is a non-profit organization, registered in The Netherlands since 2013. It seeks to build bridges between media and the Syrian women\u2019s movement by enhancing and empowering both men and women working in the field of media, by empowering women journalists to take over leading positions in their institutions, and by activating the role of the media in raising social awareness concerning gender equality and women\u2019s issues. SFJN also works on improving the representation of women in media to achieve a Syrian society that is fair to all of its men and women citizens, and to bring about a positive social change in thinking and behavior with respect to matters surrounding gender justice and equality.
\nUnder the supervision of SFJN\u2019s General Program Manager, the protection coordinator will work closely with the Safety And Protection Coordinator, the content specialist, and members of SFJN\u2019s network.
\nThe protection aspect of the safety program is intended to focus on extending psychological support and technical advice to women journalists and media workers who might be at risk of having psychological or mental stress. The safety and protection coordinator will also be on top of developing all needed resources in terms of policies and guidelines.<\/p>\n

As part of SFJN, the program coordinator:<\/strong>
\n– Aligns with our mission and values which stand from an intersectional feminist perspective.
\n– Has extensive knowledge and experience in the Syrian context and is able to translate the impact of SFJN\u2019s work into clear communication messages tailored to the target groups.
\n– Has an eye for reputation management and is experienced in non-violent communication<\/p>\n

Key Roles and Responsibilities<\/strong>
\nProgram activities<\/strong><\/em>
\nPlan and oversee the implementation of protection aspect activities of the program in coordination with the General Program Manager and in accordance to program objectives for the year in a timely manner
\nReview and update existing protection policies and develop new policies and guidelines where and as needed.
\nPromote women protection environment within the organization\u2019s culture
\nDevelop and implement a case management mechanism policy for protection cases adopted\/received by SFJN
\nDevelop a tracking system for cases received by SFJN to monitor and document the progress of response and support provided.
\nDevelop a network of protection service providers for women and journalists providing advice, referral of cases, information sharing, and cooperation.
\nDeliver security-related training and orientation internally and externally to partner organizations as needed and in accordance with the program\u2019s annual plan.
\nProvide technical advice on all protection related matters within the program and organization.
\nSupport on reporting and budget management when needed
\nSupport on the fundraising proposals and concept note writing<\/p>\n

Representation and general tasks<\/strong><\/em>
\nBeing in constant communication with content specialist and communication officer to have accurate and updated information regarding the dissemination and visibility of project-related content Represent the organization when needed and provide input in terms of protection issues<\/p>\n

The applicant is expected to have:<\/strong>
\n– Computer literacy \u2013 understanding the landscape of online communications from working in Microsoft Office \/ Google Docs and Sheets to using content management systems, knowledge of search engines to conduct desk research, online conferencing platforms, and instant messaging applications.
\n– Writing proficiency \u2013 Good reporting skills to write and edit with speed and accuracy, displaying a strong knowledge of Arabic and English grammar and the ability to create clear, engaging, and informative text.
\n– Organizational skills \u2013 organized and efficient, keeping track of content throughout the editorial process and ensuring that work is submitted on time
\n– Educational background \u2013 Bachelor\u2019s in Human Rights, Journalism, Media, or related field. Knowledge and\/or experience on gender-related and protection topics and projects.
\n– Understanding of the Syrian context.
\n– Communication Skills: to be able to engage with team members and partners, represent SFJN when needed and lead on program-related coordination and communication.<\/p>\n

*The program coordinator should have a strong affinity with the gender-related themes that are central to the projects of SFJN and insight into how international development organizations work.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Personal qualifications:<\/strong>
\n– Analytical skills and the ability to prioritize.
\n– Strong intercultural competencies and communication skills.
\n– Result oriented and structured.
\n– Works under pressure
\n– Team player
\n– Willingness and ability to travel to other countries in MENA and internationally.<\/p>\n

Please send your application to the following email address: jobs@sfjn.org with the subject line \u2018Protection Program Coordinator\u2019 by February 19, 2021, with the following:
\n– A thoughtful cover letter that includes why you are interested in this position at this point in your career and how you will maintain a positive, feminist, values-based organizational culture.
\n– CV
\nIncomplete applications will not be considered. Please review qualifications and competencies carefully; unqualified candidates will not be shortlisted.<\/p>\n

Please note:<\/strong>
\n– Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by February 28, 2021.
\n– The position will remain open until filled. If the advert remains on our website past February 28th, 2020 you are welcome to apply at that time (no-repeat submissions please). If you do not hear from us within two weeks of your submission, please consider your application unsuccessful on this occasion.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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