The global project "Feminism in Action for Structural Transformation (GV FAST)", works with state and civil society actors in Armenia, Colombia, Tunisia and Rwanda to overcome structural causes of gender inequality and discrimination. Starting points include changing discriminatory social norms and gender roles through gender-transformative approaches and breaking down structural barriers for marginalized groups. In particular, the role will be working closely with the thematic areas of gender communication in times of anti-gender movements and gender pushback, as well as feminist approaches to data, and digital strategies leading towards more gender transformative change.

GIZ is one of the co-signatories of the Diversity Charter; Applications from people who have experienced racism and discrimination are expressly welcome.

required criteria

• You have completed your bachelor's degree, e.g. in International Relations/ Gender Studies, media or communication studies, journalism, journalism or other relevant courses of study
• You were able to gain initial experience in writing texts or in press and public relations
• You were able to gain initial experience in analysing qualitative data and feminist methods of knowledge production
• You are enthusiastic about digital trends and tools as well as digital forms of work
• You have already dealt with gender equality in theory (and practice), and you are familiar with feminist approaches in interaction with the feminist core principles which underpin the project: including post-colonialism, intersectionality, power-criticality, gender-transformative approaches
• You are fluent in English (oral and written) and German; Knowledge of another language is an advantage.
  
  

desirable criteria

• You like to look for creative and out of the box solutions to various challenges
• If you have already gained some experience in graphic design and image editing, we look forward to your support here as well
• Content matter experience in anti-gender movements, democratisation, digitalisation as it pertains to gender an asset