The United Network of Young Peacebuilders (UNOY) is offering a unique chance for young professionals to join their vibrant team as an Advocacy Officer Intern. This six-month internship begins on November 4, 2024, at UNOY’s headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands.

Key Information
- Duration: 6 months, Monday to Thursday (32 hours/week)
- Location: The Hague, Netherlands
- Technology: Access to a personal computer and reliable internet connection is required.

About UNOY Peacebuilders
UNOY is a global network of over 120 youth-led organizations from more than 70 countries, focused on promoting peace, diversity, inclusion, and youth participation. The network offers a platform for young people to gain peacebuilding experience, develop skills, and connect with a diverse international community.

UNOY interns receive hands-on supervision, support, and training to ensure a rich and meaningful learning experience.

Advocacy Officer Role
As an Advocacy Officer, you will collaborate with the Co-Director of Programmes and the Advocacy Coordinator. Your role will focus on both regional and global advocacy efforts, as well as providing programmatic support.

Regional & National Advocacy
- Assist regional advocacy teams, particularly in Africa and the Americas.
- Coordinate communications for the African Youth Advocacy team and assist with implementing their strategy.
- Support advocacy initiatives, especially within the EU Youth, Peace, and Security (YPS) Coalition.

Global Advocacy
- Support the Global Coalition on Youth, Peace, and Security (GCYPS).
- Participate in task forces and working groups within GCYPS, particularly those focusing on climate issues.
- Help organize joint events and debrief UNOY members after high-level representation activities.

Programmatic Support
- Contribute to internal advocacy and planning.
- Develop advocacy resources for young peacebuilders.
- Support thematic discussions, especially around climate-related topics.

Ideal Candidate
We are looking for a driven individual with:
- Interest or experience in peacebuilding and youth work.
- Strong intercultural communication and organizational skills.
- Familiarity with the YPS agenda (preferred, but not required).
- A degree or final-year undergraduate studies in peace and conflict studies, international relations, or related fields.
- Fluency in English (additional languages like French, Spanish, or Arabic are an advantage).
- Self-motivation, flexibility, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.

- Applications: Reviewed on a rolling basis. Final deadline: September 25, 2024, 23:59 CET.