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Careers at WOLA

Join our team of dedicated human rights advocates, social activists, and leaders working every day to affect change in Latin America.

Bilingual Communications Assistant

This is an entry-level, administrative role. The selected candidate will provide support across the communications team. The standard daily tasks include coordinating digital content flow and uploading information to our digital platforms, supporting events, translating documents, monitoring digital platforms, and working with the team to complete other tasks.

Bilingual Communications

This is an entry-level, administrative role. The selected candidate will provide support across the communications team. The standard daily tasks include coordinating digital content flow and uploading information to our digital platforms, supporting events, translating documents, monitoring digital platforms, and working with the team to complete other tasks.

Bilingual Communications Assistant

This is an entry-level, administrative role. The selected candidate will provide support across the communications team. The standard daily tasks include coordinating digital content flow and uploading information to our digital

WOLA values a diverse workplace, and encourages minority candidates to apply. WOLA is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate based upon race, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, prior record of arrest or conviction, or caregiver status.

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Términos de Referencia: Consultoría Técnica, Comunidad de Práctica Democrática 

La Comunidad de Práctica Democrática es una iniciativa orientada a reunir a actores de la sociedad civil de la región para aprender unos de otros y desarrollar herramientas innovadoras que fortalezcan la democracia, como respuesta a las nuevas y crecientes formas de autoritarismo que están emergiendo. A lo largo de dos años, entre 25 y 30 participantes de ONG nacionales y regionales, colectivos de derechos humanos y otros espacios de la sociedad civil participarán en tres encuentros presenciales estructurados y dos módulos de aprendizaje en línea para aprender conjuntamente, intercambiar experiencias, escuchar a personas expertas invitadas y codesarrollar estrategias para contrarrestar los retrocesos democráticos en el contexto regional y global actual. Esta iniciativa está financiada por la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID), en colaboración con el Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en Cartagena de Indias.WOLA busca a una persona consultora para brindar apoyo técnico a este proyecto. 

Terms of Reference: Democracy Community of Practice Logistics Consultant

The Democracy Community of Practice is an effort to unite civil society actors across the Americas to learn from one another and develop innovative tools to strengthen democracy, in response to the new and deepening forms of authoritarianism emerging in the region. Over two years, 25-30 participants from the national and regional NGOs, human rights collectives, and other civil society spaces will engage in three structured in-person meetings and two online courses to learn together, share experiences, hear from invited experts, and co-develop tailored strategies to resist democratic backsliding in the current regional and global context. We are seeking a consultant to provide logistical support for the project.

Terms of Reference: Democracy Community of Practice Administrative Consultant

The Democracy Community of Practice (CoP) is an effort to unite civil society actors across the Americas to learn from one another and develop innovative tools to strengthen democracy, in response to the new and deepening forms of authoritarianism emerging in the region. Over two years, 25-30 participants from the national and regional NGOs, human rights collectives, and other civil society spaces will engage in three structured in-person meetings and two online courses to learn together, share experiences, hear from invited experts, and co-develop tailored strategies to resist democratic backsliding in the current regional and global context. We are seeking a consultant to provide administrative support for the project.

Terms of Reference: External Audit of Project Grant

The Democracy Community of Practice (CoP) is an effort to unite civil society actors across the Americas to learn from one another and develop innovative tools to strengthen democracy, in response to the new and deepening forms of authoritarianism emerging in the region. Over two years, 25-30 participants from the national and regional NGOs, human rights collectives, and other civil society spaces will engage in three structured in-person meetings and two online courses to learn together, share experiences, hear from invited experts, and co-develop tailored strategies to resist democratic backsliding in the current regional and global context. We are seeking a consultant to provide administrative support for the project. The Democracy CoP is supported by the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECID) and must compile with relevant Spanish law.