Voluntary Information Synthesis Support

Job Posting Organization:
ONU Mujeres, as a leading UN entity in gender equality, aims to drive changes in laws, institutions, social behaviors, and services to close the gender gap and build an equal world for all women and girls. Established to advocate for women's rights, ONU Mujeres collaborates with governments, women's movements, and the private sector, coordinating the UN system to translate progress into lasting change. The organization focuses on four key areas: leadership, economic empowerment, eradication of violence, and women, peace, and security" style="border-bottom: 1px dotted #007bff !important;">security, as well as humanitarian action. ONU Mujeres places the rights of women and girls at the center of global progress, emphasizing that gender equality is not just what they do; it is who they are.

Job Overview:
The role of Voluntary Information Synthesis Support is crucial for enhancing ONU Mujeres' strategic analytical capacity regarding gender equality and women's rights. This position involves facilitating the timely identification of trends, narratives, and emerging issues in the public agenda related to gender equality. The synthesis of information produced is a key input for decision-making, institutional communication, and evidence-based advocacy. By providing this support, the organization strengthens its responsiveness in a dynamic media environment, contributing to the promotion of sustainable human development with a gender perspective. The volunteer will assist in creating a daily synthesis of information on priority topics such as gender equality, women's rights, and public and media agendas, based on monitoring national and digital media.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The volunteer will be responsible for several key tasks:

• Identifying and selecting relevant information from media outlets and official sources.
• Writing clear, precise, and structured summaries following defined editorial guidelines.
• Assisting in the organization and systematization of content for internal products.
• Performing specific editorial assistance tasks, including information searches, basic data verification, and support in compiling inputs. The expected outcome is the daily delivery of a structured, clear, and error-free information synthesis within established timelines, along with timely support in editorial tasks that contribute to the production of institutional content.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates should possess strong analytical skills, excellent writing abilities, and a keen understanding of gender issues. They should be detail-oriented and capable of synthesizing complex information into accessible formats. Familiarity with media monitoring and editorial processes is highly desirable. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate a commitment to gender equality and women's rights, aligning with the mission of ONU Mujeres.

Educational Background:
A background in social sciences, communications, gender studies, or a related field is preferred. Candidates should have a solid understanding of gender equality issues and the ability to engage with diverse sources of information.

Experience:
While prior experience in media monitoring or editorial work is beneficial, it is not strictly required. This position is open to individuals who are eager to learn and contribute to the mission of ONU Mujeres, regardless of their level of experience.

Languages:
Proficiency in Spanish is mandatory, as the role involves working with Spanish-language media and documents. Knowledge of English or other languages is considered an asset, enhancing the ability to engage with a broader range of sources and stakeholders.

Additional Notes:
This is a voluntary position, and the duration of the contract is not specified. The role may be part-time or full-time, depending on the availability of the volunteer. ONU Mujeres encourages applications from individuals who are passionate about gender equality and are willing to contribute to the organization's mission. Compensation details are not provided, as this is a voluntary role.