(Offre en anglais) ICTJ recrute Program Associate Retour vers les opportunités

“ICTJ’s Tunisia program works to provide information, advice and technical expertise to local actors including CSOs, Policy makers and the Truth & Dignity Commission on transitional justice options and strengthen their capacity to respond to the many challenges of the current context, in areas such as criminal justice, truth-seeking, gender justice and reparations.”

ICTJ is seeking applications from competent professionals to fill the following full-time position for its Tunisia Office. The position will be based in Tunis. Contract details will be discussed with short-listed candidates only. The position will report to the Head of Office, ICTJ-Tunisia.

Job Responsibilities

• Contribute to strategy development and project design in support of ICTJ’s work on transitional justice in Tunisia, with a specific focus on historical memory and art.
• Coordinate and otherwise support monitoring, research and analysis of developments related to historical memory and art within the transitional justice process in Tunisia.
• Support the design and implementation of program activities on historical memory and art as directed by the Head of Office, which may include travel to the regions.
• Coordinate and consult with ICTJ thematic experts at Headquarters in the design of project activities.
• Develop and sustain partnerships with local civil society and authorities in strengthening local initiatives in the area of historical memory and art.
• Coordinate with civil society, victims and other stakeholders throughout the country for the purposes of information-sharing, designing and implementing activities, and monitoring and reporting.
• Contribute to drafting ICTJ publications including policy briefs, research reports and media statements.
• Support timely completion of internal progress reports and donor reports as required.
• In coordination with the Head of Office, supervise and manage the work of external consultants in specific projects as requested.