The role<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Digital Campaigns and Communications Officer will have at least two years experience in the digital aspects of the post. The post holder will contribute to the design of campaign strategy and tactics, coordinate with allies, and implement all aspects of campaigns while working collaboratively with a top-notch team. The post holder will be responsible for supporter engagement, the organisation\u2019s online and offline presence and feeding into strategy.<\/p>\n
We are looking for someone with excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a proven ability to lead projects and manage competing priorities under pressure. You will have good knowledge and experience of digital communications techniques and experience of delivering online and offline advocacy campaigns.\u00a0 This is a challenging and varied role, ideal for someone with a passion for social justice.<\/p>\n
Who we are<\/strong><\/p>\nStamp Out Poverty (SOP) campaigns for smart solutions to big problems. We are best-known campaign for the Robin Hood Tax (RHT) Campaign, where we call for an extra taxation of the financial sector, which could raise billions to fight poverty and climate change at home and abroad. It is a campaign with fairness at its heart that looks to turn the global economic crisis into an opportunity for the world. It’s a fast paced and popular campaign combining longer-term proactive work with reactive responses to opportunities that arise.<\/p>\n
We also help coordinate the international\u00a0Change Finance<\/em>\u00a0coalition, demanding a stable, democratic financial system that delivers for people and planet. SOP\u2019s other campaigns include the Climate Damages Tax (pushing for taxation of the fossil fuel industry to pay for a just transition and to help those facing destruction from a changing climate) as well as challenging the privatisation of aid.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Hi all, We at Stamp Out Poverty are hiring for a Digital Campaigns and Communications Officer to help us get our message out there! If <\/p>\n
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