[Bilimsel Haber] OSF-London and EUMAP seek Advocacy Officer for
Muslims in EU Cities project
Onur Inal
onurinal at onurinal.com
26 Ağu 2008 Sal 20:48:28 EEST
EU MONITORING AND ADVOCACY PROGRAM
OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE
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OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATION - LONDON
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OSF-London and EUMAP seek Advocacy Officer for Muslims in EU Cities project
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The Open Society Foundation in London, which is part of the Soros
Foundations Network, is a UK registered charity which aims to promote
democratic governance.
The EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program (EUMAP) is an Open Society Institute
program which monitors human rights and rule of law issues across Europe.
The 'Muslims in EU Cities' project follows on from previous EUMAP reports on
the situation of Muslims in a number of EU Member States. Read more about
the project at http://www.eumap.org/topics/ muslims.
The Advocacy Officer will develop, facilitate and coordinate the advocacy
strategies on integration and participation of Muslims arising from the
recommendations of the 11 city-level reports. These efforts will be based on
knowledge of the political and cultural context of the relevant countries
and developed in conjunction with the Director of the 'Muslims in EU Cities'
project, EUMAP staff members, the teams based in the cities concerned and
relevant OSI representative offices.
The successful candidate will receive a competitive salary and package,
including medical benefits and life insurance.
Read the detailed job description:
http://www.soros.org/about/offices/london/advocacy_20080807 .
If you think you have the right qualifications for the position please send
a covering letter, your CV and a short writing sample to:
recruitment-london at osf-eu.org by the 25th September 2008.
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Open Society Foundation (London): http://www.osf-london.org EU
Monitoring and Advocacy Program: http://www.eumap.org
Joost van Beek
EUMAP Website manager
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