Senior Advisor, Children and Digital

Required Education, training, and experience

• Bachelor’s or Masters university degree (in any subject)
  
• At least five years of relevant working experience with children and young people, especially in the area of child-led advocacy and participation.
  
• Demonstrated knowledge on the use of technology with a particular focus on online mobilisation/organising and social media
  
• Understanding of how to use communications and create child-led content, including leveraging AI
  
• Experience in setting up and running safeguarding for children and digital projects
  
• Strong project management skills, including establishing goals and outcomes, monitoring the implementation of the project and ensuring accurate and timely reports
  
• Fluency in spoken and written Englis
  

Preferred Experience, Knowledge and/or other Qualifications

• Cross- cultural sensitivity and experience in working with children and young people.
  
• Understanding of AI and how to apply it for social change
  
• Experience in developing thought leadership
  
• Additional language: particularly French, Spanish or Portuguese
  

• Lead and oversee safe and empowering digital advocacy tools that support child-led advocacy (40%)
  
• Support the overall implementation and use of digital advocacy for child-led advocacy and participation programmes across World Vision, and connect Field, Support and Regional offices (20%)
  
• Position World Vision as a thought leader in children and digital, including with partners (40%)