As the Mobilisation Coordinator you are responsible for ensuring that we have a growing movement of people ready to take action for human rights campaigns. The role is critical in designing asks, actions and tactics that engage people to deepen their involvement in the movement while also visibly demonstrating the power of our movement to decision makers.
This fast-paced role focuses on scale with a key responsibility to ensure that we mobilise for external world moments and for coordinating regional and global moments of solidarity and shared action.
You ensure that the movement is provided with multiple forms of action to express support for our campaigns, and is equipped with effective tools and resources to mobilise.
The role is critical under the people powered strategy to optimise the activist experience and visibly demonstrate people power in action.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience
- Demonstrated experience of developing and delivering mobilisation strategies with proven results
- Experience using digital engagement tools and ability to learn and adapt quickly to new tools
- Solid understanding of people power campaigning
- An understanding of data management and ability to apply data to strategy
- A solid understanding of the political system in Australia and how to apply it to mobilisation strategies
- An ability to work collaboratively and to integrate work across roles and teams
- Experience in video production and editing is an advantage as well as experience of using CRM software and digital engagement tools to mobilise audiences.
If this sounds like you, we are looking forward to hearing from you!
Do you want to know more about Amnesty International Australia?
We are an independent, global movement that campaigns courageously for human rights for everyone.
We’re ordinary people from all walks of life, using our passion and commitment to bring torturers to justice, change oppressive laws and free people imprisoned just for voicing their opinion.
We’re independent of any government, political ideology, economic interest or religion to ensure we can speak out on human rights abuses wherever they occur.
We stand for equality, justice, freedom, and human dignity and uphold these values:
- Empowerment – we build people power
- Persistence – we are resolute in pursuit of our goals
- Integrity – we hold ourselves to the highest standards
- Courage – we are fearless in upholding human rights
Everyday we move closer to a world where human rights are enjoyed by all.
Diversity and Inclusion
We are committed to becoming a diverse, inclusive, safe and anti-racist movement where people thrive. We want to build a movement that is representative of the communities that we work alongside and genuinely values unique expertise and experience. We are committed to ensuring that our people feel valued, respected, heard and seen.
At Amnesty, diversity is about all the differences that exist between people in relation to their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity, age, caring responsibilities, cultural background, disability, ethnicity, gender identity, religion, sex characteristics, sexual orientation, and socio-economic background. Diversity also recognises the ways that people are different in other respects such as family composition, educational level, geographical location, class, financial status, professional and work experiences, and organisational role.
We strongly encourage people from diverse backgrounds to apply, and specifically people who are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Accessibility
We are committed to making reasonable adjustments for candidates with a disability, caring or parenting responsibilities or other access needs during the different stages of the recruitment process. If you require reasonable adjustments to be made at any stage of the recruitment process or require alternative formats to any of the job application or interview materials, please email us at humanresources@amnesty.org.au.
Wellbeing
We are committed to the health and wellbeing of our movement so that we can be more effective in defending human rights. The mental health and wellbeing of Amnesty staff, volunteers and activists is a key factor in determining the long-term effectiveness and sustainability of our movement.