About GenderJobs.org

GenderJobs.org is a platform with a comprehensive list of job opportunities to work on gender equality and LGBTQI+ rights, curated by gender professionals and intersectional feminists who intimately know the sector and are extremely passionate about supporting other gender professionals and anyone who is aspiring to become one!

Our mission

With GenderJobs.org we want to:

  • Facilitate access to opportunities to work on gender equality, women’s rights and LGBTQI+ rights, by supporting current and aspiring gender professionals, particularly young professionals, to navigate the existing and growing variety of gender jobs
  • Support organisations working on gender equality and LGBTQI+ rights to find qualified and passionate gender professionals
  • Promote the value of gender expertise as well as inclusive and feminist employment policies
  • Provide insights and data about the gender equality sector
  • Carefully curated

    The selection of gender jobs included in the platform has been carefully curated by gender professionals, so you no longer have to dig through random job ads and websites that do not really understand what you might be looking for!

  • Tailored to your interest

    Find what you need by filtering job opportunities. You can sort gender jobs based on the job type, key thematic areas, type of organisation, remote options, pay transparency and much more…

  • Up-to-date

    We update the platform with new gender jobs every week and we send a weekly summary via our Gender Jobs Newsletter and on social media! You can also post a job on behalf of your organisation to reach thousands of gender professionals!

  • First of Its Kind

    This is just the beginning! We are open and excited to hear your feedback and to hear how GenderJobs.org can best support you as a jobseeker or organisation!

Team

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Ludovica Anedda
(She/Her)

Co-Founder & Co-President

Italian gender professional currently working in national and global advocacy spaces. Intersectional feminist, extremely passionate about valuing gender expertise and widening access to opportunities to work on gender equality and LGBTQI+ rights.

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Peninah Kimiri
(She/Her)

Co-Founder & Co-President

Kenyan born, third culture individual. Gender-based violence specialist with experience in humanitarian, nexus and development settings. Dedicated to mentoring young women wanting to enter and advance into the gender equality sector.

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Emily Usher Shrair
(She/Her)

Business Development Lead & Board Member

Emily is a British American gender specialist, fundraiser, and social entrepreneur. Loves forging connections between progressive donors and impactful feminist causes.

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Lucia Harcegova
(She/Her)

Web Developer

Sustainability and human rights aficionada, turned software developer. Excited to use the technology to create meaningful and sustainable solutions for people. Lucia developed the entire GenderJobs.org website

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Chloé Bertrand
(She/Her)

Board Member

Ghanaian-French, South African-born social impact professional working in development finance. Founder of Afrorama, a web-based encyclopedia of the African continent. Afro-optimist passionate about African history and culture, achieving gender equality, and personal and professional development.

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Asli Ciyow
(She/Her)

Board Member

Activist at heart and for many years defending social justice and equality. Committed in making a difference when training on gender equality, gender-based violence, interculturality and intersectionality.

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Naeemah Khan
(She/Her)

Board Member

Fiji Islander, feminist. Experience working on gender equality and development with Pacific feminist NGOs and development agencies focusing on issues such as the prevention of gender based violence, women in leadership and women’s economic justice.

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Mina Jack Tolu
(They/He)

Board Member

Italian-Maltese trans and non-binary activist. Extensive background and experience in running communications and campaigns for LGBTQI non-profits. Currently working on improving representation of trans people in the media. Committed to supporting young LGBTQI activists who want to get paid for their expertise and have their workers' rights respected.

Collaborators

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Laura Latuillerie
(She/Her)

UX & Visual identity

Laura is a French UI Design & Web Developer. Educated in an Asian household and through the prism of art, she mainly works with NGOs to contribute somehow to causes and changes she believes in. Laura supported the team to create GenderJobs.org's visual identity

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Caterina Campagna, @studio_09100
(She/Her)

Illustrator

Marketing professional turned illustrator, looking for impactful outlets for ideas and creativity. Honoured to participate in meaningful projects that advocate for gender equality and social justice. Caterina created the character illustrations you will have seen on GenderJobs.org’s social media.

Partners & Allies

Society of Gender Professionals logo

The Society of Gender Professionals is a non-profit membership network of gender practitioners, academics, and activists dedicated to promoting feminist action and applied research, and raising the profile of gender expertise

Afororama logo

Afrorama is a hub of African knowledge, whose mission is to improve education on African topics. Afrorama has an online jobs board which shares Africa-based and African-related opportunities.

Medusa.lab logo

medusa.lab is a hub of women developers from Brazil who are passionate about building tools to empower people

Feminist foreign policy logo

The Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative provides space for feminists working across government, civil society and philanthropy to collectively strategize and advance feminist approaches to foreign policy

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The International LGBTQI Youth & Student Organisation (IGLYO) is the world's largest network for LGBTQI youth, with over 110 Members in more than 40 countries. They work internationally to empower, connect, and advocate for LGBTQI young people

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