Technical Program Manager-FSOF Project Bodily Autonomy and SRHR
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Ipas, Inc
Remote (global)- Career category: Advocacy/ Policy, Fundraising/ Grant management, Programme/ Project design & management
- Job type: Job
- Humanitarian or Development: Humanitarian & Development Nexus
- Experience level: 5-10 years
- Organisation type: Civil Society
- Remote option: Remote (global)
- Right to work requirements: International contract
- Remuneration: $95,000 USD-$110,000 USD / yearly
- Work schedule: Full-time
- Length of contract: Permanent
- Deadline: 06/09/2025
- Location: Remote (global)
The Technical Program Manager for the Movements for Reproductive Autonomy, Equality, and Solidarity (MAREAS) project is a subject matter expert on sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender equity, and feminist programs. They will provide strategic direction, technical leadership, and partnership management to the MAREAS consortium of partners. This is an exciting opportunity that supports an ecosystem of feminist funding and movements for reproductive autonomy, equality, and solidarity across eight priority countries in Africa and Latin America. This position works within the Technical Exchange Collective (TEX), a global team of SRH experts.
The Technical Program Manager will support the MAREAS project in empowering and elevating civil society organizations (CSOs) that defend human rights, counter anti-rights dynamics, and promote feminist funding models that uphold bodily autonomy—particularly the right to safe abortion. By fostering technical collaboration across the MAREAS project, the Technical Lead will ensure that the project’s systems and technical strategies, practices, and tools are rooted in reproductive justice and feminist funding principles, while leveraging the power of cross-movement solidarity.
The Technical Program Manager will oversee cross-network learning models and platforms, support the creation and implementation of tailored technical training and mentoring initiatives co-created with consortium members and CSO grantee partners. They will lead engagement with donors and external stakeholders, helping to scale and sustain the project’s impact.
The Technical Program Manager will support the MAREAS project in empowering and elevating civil society organizations (CSOs) that defend human rights, counter anti-rights dynamics, and promote feminist funding models that uphold bodily autonomy—particularly the right to safe abortion. By fostering technical collaboration across the MAREAS project, the Technical Lead will ensure that the project’s systems and technical strategies, practices, and tools are rooted in reproductive justice and feminist funding principles, while leveraging the power of cross-movement solidarity.
The Technical Program Manager will oversee cross-network learning models and platforms, support the creation and implementation of tailored technical training and mentoring initiatives co-created with consortium members and CSO grantee partners. They will lead engagement with donors and external stakeholders, helping to scale and sustain the project’s impact.
Minimum requirements:
- Advanced degree in relevant field (e.g., Public Health, Gender Studies, Social Sciences) with at least 8 years of experience, or 10 years of experience with Bachelor’s degree, in global sexual and reproductive health, reproductive justice, or related fields, with increasing levels of responsibility/leadership over time.
- Experienced in leading diverse global teams and empowering staff and partners from varied backgrounds to co-create strategies and outcomes through inclusive, participatory decision-making. Skilled at leading through influence rather than authority, building trust and fostering collaboration to guide teams through strategic decision-making and ensuring shared ownership of initiatives.
- Skilled at building and maintaining relationships with donors and partners
- Understanding of feminist and anti-oppressive frameworks, and how these intersect with global development, health, and social justice efforts.
- Grantmaking experience: Familiarity with grantmaking mechanisms, especially in complex political, social, and operational contexts, with a focus on feminist and anti-oppressive funding practices.
- Experience co-designing and facilitating workshops, trainings, and collaborative events that promote learning and exchange.
- Fluency in English and French
- Available to travel up to 15%
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