The Control Arms Secretariat is seeking an energetic, and committed Campaign Associate, who is passionate about making change on a global scale, and will bring ideas and enthusiasm. Experience working as part of a small team and ability to time-manage and take initiative is important, as is working cross-culturally and multi-task. 

The successful candidate will play an integral role in supporting the Coalition's advocacy and outreach, the development and implementation of workshops and technical trainings, as well as drafting social media and communications campaigns around relevant international meetings.

Key Responsibilities:

• Play an active role in implementing current campaign initiatives, both digital and offline
• Support other Control Arms staff with preparations for relevant international/ regional meetings. This will include logistical support (booking meeting space, organizing travel and accommodation) as well as preparation of conference-related resources, such as policy briefs and logistics guide, and campaign actions.
• Organize side events and panel discussions in the context of the UNGA First Committee; 
• Conduct research to support media, campaign or policy work as needed.
• Contribute to the maintenance of Control Arms' online presence particularly through its website, Twitter and Facebook accounts.

• Completed or enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program (Prefer students studying peace and justice, political science or with a focus on international relations/affairs)
• Proficient in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; knowledge of Word Press or web platform management and/or coding an asset
• Experience with event organization
• Experience with advocacy or campaigning desired but not essential
• Strong written communications skills in English; other languages a strong asset
• Experience in a workplace and ability to prioritize and manage responsibilities

Control Arms is a global civil society alliance working towards better international arms control by promoting the universalization and implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty.