Communications Assistant At Coalition On Violence Against Women (Covaw)

Duties and responsibilitiesThis role will support COVAW's communications work at project and organizational level.Specific roles and responsibilities areSocial media managementSeek regular input from program staff for updating COVAW's social media pages.Updating COVAW's social media pages i.e. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube with key messages and photos from the program activities.Increase COVAW's presence and voice in mainstream and social media by actively engaging in the different social media platforms. This will involve responding to comments and queries from the online audience as well as liking and retweeting relevant content from partners.Design high quality posters with key messages from the field for circulation on COVAW social media pages.On a monthly basis organize and manage social media campaigns, including Twitter Chat, Facebook live and blogging.Website ManagementImplement COVAW Communication Strategy in line with COVAW's Strategic Focus Areas.Regularly update COVAW's website to ensure it remains up to date with the current content, photos and stories of change.Prepare write ups, Op-eds for COVAW website based on program work and organisational position.Management of virtual forumsPlan and Coordinate virtual meetings/forums on Zoom and Google meet to ensure they run smoothly. Provide a recording of the meetings.Maintain a digital folder of COVAW's radio show and meeting recordings.Video ProductionWork with the program team to prepare ToR for hiring of media consultants to produce documentaries.Support the program team in filming and editing high quality videos of stories of change from the field for sharing on COVAW's social media platforms.COVAW Newsletter ProductionCreate COVAW's Newsletter template.Work with the Program team to produce a quarterly newsletter showcasing impact of COVAW's work.Update COVAWs contacts/mailing lists and share COVAW news regularly.COVAW Performance StandardsThe COVAW values of Integrity, Respect, Commitment and Solidarity.A sound understanding of COVAWs work on violence against women and girls.Ability to work independently, prioritize, set, and meet goals in a dynamic work environment.Strong commitment to COVAW's values and principles in promoting women's rights.Flexibility and willingness to work long and irregular hours, including occasional weekends and holidays.Required QualificationsBachelor's degree in Communications, Journalism or any other related degree with at least two years work experience.Knowledge and Skills:Strong interest in working to promote women's rights;Social media management skills;Good IT competence, command of main office software programmes, internet communication and social media ;Graphic design skills;Strong organizational, communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work under pressure with tight deadlines;Ability to perform a variety of administrative tasks;Ability to work in a multi-cultural environment;Those with human resource management background are encouraged to apply.Excellent knowledge of English with fluency in speaking, reading and writing.