This role will work across our priority areas with a particular focus on ‘Raise the Age’: a campaign to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 10 years to at least 14 years, coordinated by PIAC within NSW. Working with our policy, communications, and strategy team, and working in partnership with a range of stakeholders including the NSW Raise the Age Coalition, you will assist in producing and coordinating compelling external communications. This includes: creating content for channels including email, social media and PIAC’s website; providing admin support, media monitoring, data gathering and analysis; and assisting with the production of reports and publications and supporting events.
You have experience designing and delivering social media and traditional media campaigns to support advocacy and fundraising activities.
You can work collaboratively to prepare campaign materials and key messages and produce digital and print media content. You will ideally have relevant tertiary qualifications in Communications or a related field and experience in: data analysis and reporting, relevant to communications activities; and website management systems, preferably WordPress. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.
Please send your application to jobs@piac.asn.au, including Communications Coordinator in the subject field. Please note there is no application close date, and we invite you to apply as soon as possible. For more information: https://piac.asn.au/about-us/careers/
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