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liber-net is seeking a short-term contractor to lead a campaign to stop Australia’s proposed misinformation bill.

The successful candidate should have a background in progressive politics as the campaign’s primary strategy is to speak to and mobilise people on the Left who support civil liberties. Unfortunately it is a subset of Progressives driving this authoritarian bill.

The contract will be for 2-3 months (the timeline of the bill remains unclear). Candidates should be available to start immediately.

Responsibilities

• Plan and design a campaign including identifying key objectives, partners, and allies
• Build a coalition of progressive advocates to mobilise against the bill
• Raise the profile of the issue via social and mainstream media, including overseeing the production of creative media
• Coordinate and host events and meetings

Qualifications

• Proven experience in advocacy and campaigning
• Strong knowledge ofdigital rights, civil liberties, and free expression issues
• Excellent project management skills
• Demonstrated experience in legislative advocacy, mobilization, and coalition-building
• Experience working with the media, including writing press releasesand engaging with journalists
• Excellent English-language written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a remote setting

Candidate must be based in Australia in the Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, or Brisbane metropolitan areas.

Renumeration

A contract day rate of AUD $400-600 will be negotiated, depending on skills and experience.

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liber-net is seeking a short-term contractor to lead a campaign to stop Australia’s misinformation bill.

The successful candidate should have a background in progressive politics as the campaign’s primary strategy is to speak to and mobilise people on the left who support civil liberties. Unfortunately it is a section of progressives driving this authoritarian bill.

The contract will be for 2-3 months (the timeline of the bill remains unclear). Candidate should be available to start immediately.

Responsibilities

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Qualifications

• Proven experience in advocacy, campaigning, or a related field; experience with digital rights, civil liberties, or free expression issues is highly desirable
• Excellent project management skills
• Demonstrated experience in legislative advocacy, mobilization, and coalition-building
• Experience working with the media, including writing press releases, conducting interviews, and engaging with journalists
• Experience managing and/or creating digital media content and running online campaigns
• Excellent English language written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to articulate complex issues clearly and persuasively
• Strong strategic and analytical thinking abilities
• Proactive and self-motivated, with the ability to take initiative and drive projects forward.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a remote setting

Must be based in Australia in the Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, or Brisbane metropolitan areas.

Renumeration

A day rate of of AUD $300-400 will be negotiated, depending on skills and experience.