We are seeking an experienced advocacy project manager who is an exceptional communicator and has a demonstrated track record of success in leading advocacy campaigns and/or programs. This is a wonderful opportunity for the right person to make a globally significant contribution to raise awareness about organ trafficking and human rights abuses occurring in China today.

The project manager will work with our executive director to develop and implement our global advocacy and outreach programs ensuring that relevant standards, requirements and quality are met at all times. The role may at times include managing subcontracted services and volunteers.

ETAC's global outreach program is primarily aimed at raising the profile of the human rights abuse of forced organ harvesting and the business and human rights due diligence required. It also informs and engages with a range of stakeholders - including legal, medical, governmental and civil society organisations . Our projects call for accountability and transparency, produces outreach and educational materials, and empowers and communicates with the victim diaspora.

• Reports to and works alongside: executive director
• Hours: Part time 15 hrs / wk (across 2 to 4 days) - home based remote (A reasonable number of extra hours may be required at times to achieve deadlines depending on the applicant's skills and productivity - this will be clarified in the employment interview)
• Remuneration: $48K to $55K (depending on candidate's experience and qualifications)
• This is a work from home position. The working days/schedule are flexible and will be considered as per each applicant's personal circumstances.

If you are interested please submit your application as soon as possible. Applications will close as soon as a suitable candidate is found (possibly earlier than the 2 week deadline)

POSITION DUTIES INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMTED TO)

• Contribute to developing program plans and implement
• Coordinate and develop high quality advocacy resources and outreach materials
• Manage and implement outreach programs which call for accountability and transparency
• Manage online webinar events
• Engage with partner NGOs and other experts and stakeholders
• Develop and carry out evaluation strategies in order to strengthen and develop the program over time
• Provide reports to the executive director on progress and milestones.

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Essential

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
• Excellent organisational skills including ability to plan own workload and meet deadlines
• Strong efficiencies in conducting assessments, report writing and carrying out monitoring and evaluation tasks
• Ability to engage and influence stakeholders from community, business and government at a senior level through to grassroots community
• Experience in online event management and promotion (eg: webinars/online trainings)
• Demonstrated accuracy and attention to detail
• Proficient computer skills in Microsoft Office

Desirable

• Proficiency across social media platforms
• The ability to go above and beyond the basic job requirement.
• Knowledge, experience and enthusiasm for human rights, with previous work in issues pertaining to China an advantage
• An understanding of policymaking and decision-making processes in government and political parties
• Previous experience with a not for profit advocacy organisation in an advocacy related role

The term of this role is fixed until 31st December 2025 with a probation period of 3 months

There is the possibility that the role will continue through 2026 and beyond as funding allows.

ABOUT ETAC and the ISSUES WE WORK WITH

ETAC is a registered Australian charity with international activities. The principal object for which ETAC has been established is to end forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience in China and seek justice for the victims, and to advance knowledge of, and promote education about, human rights and values regarding organ trafficking, specifically, the forced removal and trafficking of organs from prisoners of conscience in China. Watch the explainer video for a brief yet comprehensive overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2bUusvh3c0

ETAC initiated the China Tribunal (www.chinatribunal.com), an independent people’s tribunal chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, that assessed all available evidence and concluded that forced organ harvesting has been happening for a substantial period of time in China to a very substantial number of victims.

ETAC works extensively with a recently published 'world first' business and human rights legal advisory report and policy guidance 'Do No Harm' authored by Global Rights Compliance. For more information about Do No Harm visit https://globalrightscompliance.com/project/do-no-harm-policy-guidance-and-legal-advisory-report/ and watch the explainer video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-bui7E9Mng&t=6s

ETAC is an independent, non-partisan organisation. We are not aligned with any political party, religious or spiritual group, government or any other national or international institution. Our members are from a range of backgrounds, belief systems, religions and ethnicities. We share a common commitment to supporting human rights and ending the horror of forced organ harvesting. www.endtransplantabuse.org.