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Senior Social Media Advisor
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International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)
- Location: United Kingdom, Mexico, Kenya, Malaysia, India
- Career category: Comms/ Digital/ Media
- Job type: Job
- Experience level: Other (specified in job description)
- Organisation type: Civil Society
- Remote option: No
- Right to work requirements: Right to work required in advance
- Remuneration: $33,106 USD-$59,146 USD / yearly
- Work schedule: Full-time
- Length of contract: Temporary/ Fixed-term
- Deadline: 23/02/2025
- Location: United Kingdom, Mexico, Kenya, Malaysia, India
Modern revolutions happen on social media. The potential of IPPF to progress SRHRJ through this avenue is limitless. To advise and lead on IPPF’s social media profile, ensuring IPPF is visible and relevant, aligned to Strategy 2028, with support to ensure that SRHRJ is prioritised across new media.
Context of Role: The Senior Social Media Advisor is a role for a digital native who has taken brands, ideas, and organisations to the public via social media. The role holder understands how battles are won and lost online and who is adept enough at creating new frontiers for dialogue and debate, emphasising how young people want to engage with IPPF. A key part of this role will be about forecasting new frontiers and positioning IPPF as leaders during a time when opposition against SRHRJ is growing, but activism is reliant on social media, and where activists are often the first adopters of new media and tech. It will bring IPPF closer to action. This role has some internal demands. It involves bringing staff and volunteers on a journey across the most relevant or promising platforms, modernising how we communicate externally. It will also aim to bridge technological disparities, and the advisor will need to be conversant with how social media is used in lowresource settings and how AI is changing the user experience so that client voice shapes how we see and understand ourselves and others and tell our stories. IPPF is an intergenerational Federation with staff working across multiple settings, including countries with poor security controls, humanitarian settings, and countries that restrict social media for their citizens.
Context of Role: The Senior Social Media Advisor is a role for a digital native who has taken brands, ideas, and organisations to the public via social media. The role holder understands how battles are won and lost online and who is adept enough at creating new frontiers for dialogue and debate, emphasising how young people want to engage with IPPF. A key part of this role will be about forecasting new frontiers and positioning IPPF as leaders during a time when opposition against SRHRJ is growing, but activism is reliant on social media, and where activists are often the first adopters of new media and tech. It will bring IPPF closer to action. This role has some internal demands. It involves bringing staff and volunteers on a journey across the most relevant or promising platforms, modernising how we communicate externally. It will also aim to bridge technological disparities, and the advisor will need to be conversant with how social media is used in lowresource settings and how AI is changing the user experience so that client voice shapes how we see and understand ourselves and others and tell our stories. IPPF is an intergenerational Federation with staff working across multiple settings, including countries with poor security controls, humanitarian settings, and countries that restrict social media for their citizens.
Role Purpose: As a Senior Social Media Advisor, you will advise and lead on IPPF’s social media profile, ensuring alignment with Strategy 2028. You will forecast new frontiers, position IPPF as a leader, and engage young people in meaningful dialogue and debate.
Key Responsibilities:
- Enhance IPPF’s visibility across critical social media platforms.
- Build a focused global social media footprint.
- Create engaging digital content and support the IPPF rebrand.
- Collaborate across time zones and balance shifting priorities.
- Support crisis communications as needed.
Skills and Experience:
- Experience in social media content creation and delivery within the charity or INGO sector.
- Strong understanding of media cycles, crisis loops, and geopolitical contexts.
- Exceptional communication skills and emotional intelligence.
- Fluency in English; proficiency in French, Arabic, or Spanish is advantageous
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