Help shape the Hub’s next chapter
We are evaluating eight years of the Humanity Hub, and we want your perspective. No more than five minutes, open until 23 October.
Take the surveyAre you a versatile communications professional who knows how to translate substantive themes into clear, accessible and engaging communications? Would you like to contribute to knowledge sharing and collaboration within the humanitarian sector? Then they are looking for you.
KUNO is looking for a Communications Officer – 16 hours per week
Are you a versatile communications professional who knows how to translate substantive themes into clear, accessible and engaging communications? Would you like to contribute to knowledge sharing and collaboration within the humanitarian sector? Then they are looking for you.
As KUNO Communications Officer, you ensure that professionals, organisations and knowledge institutions know how to find the platform, remain engaged and have access to relevant knowledge and activities. You combine the independent delivery of day-to-day tasks with contributing substantively to the development of the communications strategy and communications plan.
Who is KUNO?
KUNO is a knowledge platform for professionals, organisations and knowledge institutions active in the field of humanitarian aid. Through events, publications and communications, we encourage knowledge sharing, connection and collaboration. In this way, we bring people and ideas together and strengthen learning within the humanitarian sector.
Your Mission
You ensure distinctive, up-to-date and accessible communications that strengthen the KUNO network. You translate substantive developments into relevant communication materials for our target audiences and ensure that our communication channels are professional, consistent and engaging.
What will you do?
In this varied role, you will work on KUNO’s online and offline communications. You will contribute ideas to the communications strategy, translate plans into concrete activities and monitor results to continuously improve our communications.
What do you bring?
What makes this role special?
What do they offer?
Interested?
Do you recognise yourself in this role and would you like to use your communications talent to support a strong and engaged humanitarian knowledge network? We would be pleased to meet you.
Send your cover letter and CV by 12 October to Corinne Lamain (KUNO Coordinator) at solliciteren@vluchteling.nl, quoting “KUNO Communications Officer”. Using AI as assistant tool for writing the motivation letter is accepted, letters fully written by AI will be deprioritised. An assessment or a communications assignment may form part of the selection process.
If you have any questions about the role, please contact Corinne Lamain at Corinne.lamain@kuno-platform.nl.
If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Alfred Sahassanondha (HR Manager) at humanresources@vluchteling.nl.
Code of Conduct
Stichting Vluchteling has a Code of Conduct setting out the organisation’s values and principles, including those relating to integrity and reliability and the prevention of any form of discrimination and/or abuse of power.
Every employee must endorse this Code and act in accordance with it at all times. Reference checks and obtaining a Certificate of Conduct (VOG) form part of the application process. Stichting Vluchteling participates in the Inter-Agency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme.
Recruitment agency approaches in response to this vacancy are not appreciated.
Apply now!