About the Organization
Social Change School, in collaboration with the Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI), is pleased to share this opportunity to work at the forefront of defending Indigenous Peoples’ rights. IPRI is a global Indigenous-led organization focused on combating violence, impunity, and criminalization of Indigenous defenders of land and territories.
Position Details
- Position: Advocacy Coordinator – UN & Private Sector
- Location: Remote
- Type: Full-time
- Organization: Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI)
- Deadline to Apply: 21 July 2025
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and manage IPRI’s advocacy strategy with UN bodies and private sector entities
- Coordinate a team working across multiple jurisdictions and regions
- Collaborate with Indigenous leaders and global civil society organizations
- Produce policy reports, position papers, and advocacy materials
- Represent IPRI in international and corporate accountability forums
- Facilitate partnerships with key stakeholders in the human rights space
Candidate Profile
- An Indigenous advocate with a deep commitment to rights and justice
- Minimum 5 years of advocacy experience with UN and corporate accountability frameworks
- At least 3 years of program coordination or management experience
- Proficient in writing, strategic communication, and networking
- Strong understanding of Indigenous Peoples’ rights, criminalization trends, and advocacy tools
Why Apply Through Social Change School?
- Engage in high-impact work protecting Indigenous defenders
- Collaborate with international rights bodies and communities
- Gain visibility and leadership in global advocacy forums
- Be part of a professional development pipeline through IPRI and Social Change School
Application Process
Send the following to applications@iprights.org:
- Updated CV (including 3 references)
- Relevant writing samples
- Subject Line: APPLICATION FOR IPRI ADVOCACY COORDINATOR
- Address your email to: Joan Carling, Executive Director, IPRI
