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Associado(a) de Comunicação e Advocacy

UNDPBrasília, BrazilRemote
Category | Grade:Professional | NPSA-7Deadline:3 Aug 2026Job ID:35002Posted on:27 Jul 2026
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Overview

Leads strategic communications and advocacy for Brazil's Fazendo Justiça programme, translating complex justice and human-rights work into accessible multimedia content, managing press and editorial workflows, supporting events and using performance evidence to strengthen institutional narratives.

Department: Fazendo Justiça Programme Communications Team

Languages

Required: Portuguese

Desired: English

Minimum Experience

4 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Produce original articles, releases, interviews, video scripts, social cards and infographics
  • Translate technical justice content into accessible strategic narratives
  • Develop internal reports, executive bulletins and institutional presentations
  • Plan communications for national and regional events and training activities
  • Manage press relations, media monitoring and institutional positioning
  • Develop advocacy strategies and engage influential stakeholders
  • Oversee editorial, translation, design and publication workflows
  • Track communications indicators and report performance insights

Requirements

  • Completed secondary education
  • At least seven years of institutional communications experience with secondary education, or four years with a university degree
  • Experience producing content, supporting outreach, engaging stakeholders and communications work in public or private organisations
  • Experience using information technology and Microsoft Office
  • Fluency in Portuguese

Skills

Strategic CommunicationsContent StrategyEditorial ManagementMedia RelationsAdvocacyStakeholder EngagementEvent CommunicationsSocial MediaPerformance MeasurementKnowledge ManagementMultimedia Production

Tools

Microsoft Office

Additional info

  • Home-based NPSA appointment
  • Three vacancies are available
  • Project runs until 31 December 2027
  • Open to internal and external applicants