The European Network Against Racism (ENAR aisbl) is the only pan-European anti-racism network that combines advocacy for racial equality and facilitating cooperation among civil society anti-racism actors in Europe. Our mission is to achieve full equality, solidarity and well-being for all in Europe. We want to allow all members of society, whatever their skin colour, ethnicity, sex, gender, religion, disability, age or sexual orientation, to participate and be included in society. We specifically work to combat racism and discrimination based on colour, ethnicity, national origin, nationality, religion, culture, language or legal status. We envision a vibrant and inclusive society and economy that embrace equality and diversity and the benefits of a racism-free Europe. Our staff is based in our Secretariat in Brussels and our member organisations are based all over Europe.
To support our work to achieve positive systemic change to build an inclusive Europe, we are looking to recruit a passionate and talented communicator to support our communications efforts. This post offers a unique opportunity to grow and support two essential services of a pan-European network tasked with advocating against and combatting racism.
Base Salary: € 3094.57 gross employee per month
Reports to: Communication and Press Manager
Experience: 1-3 years
Working hours: Full time 38 hours/week
Contract: 1 year with possibility of renewal following evaluation
Start: ASAP 2025
ENAR seeks to recruit a Communications Officer responsible for supporting the execution of the communications portfolio and related programmes. You will be working in a small hands-on communications team to be at the forefront of Europe’s voice of anti-racism, in which you will play a crucial role in strenghtening ENAR’s narrative. This position is an opportunity to contribute to a movement that actively works towards racial justice and builds collective power across Europe.
You will support the communications efforts as part of our overall digital communications strategy for ENAR, with a particular focus on communications that expands our reach and impact on social media. Additionally, you will help the Comms team to demonstrate the vibrancy of the Anti-Racism movement and ENAR community, increasing engagement towards and within the community, and ensuring that ENAR’s work is widely recognized across different platforms.
You will report to the Communications and Press Manager, with whom you will determine your priorities and tasks, in addition to working closely with the Policy and Network Development teams in strengthening, developing, and evolving the communications efforts “for the community and by the community” with a view of demonstrating the value of the network, ENAR’s role as its community leader, and driving up engagement with ENAR and grassroots campaigns and initiatives.
We value competencies and lived experiences over formal qualifications. We welcome applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds, including those with non-formal or informal experience in social and racial justice. As envisaged, we think the ideal candidate will have some or all the following characteristics:
ENAR aisbl strives for a diverse staff and ensures that opportunities offered are accessible to all regardless of gender, age, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, disability, sexual orientation and gender identity. ENAR strongly encourages members of groups which are affected by racism and related discrimination, as well as candidates who bring perspectives that are often underrepresented in the European landscape, to apply for this post. ENAR also recognises the value of skills and knowledge acquired outside traditional education or professional settings.
To submit an application, please complete the application form on our website by Sunday 20 April 2025 (at midnight Central European Time). Candidates should ideally be available for interviews conducted during the week of May 5th). The recruitment process will include an interview and a written test. A second round of interviews may be foreseen if necessary. The selected candidate should preferably start ASAP in 2025.
To ensure anonymity and a fair recruitment process, your identifying information from Section 1 of the form will not be shared with the selection committee until the interview.
CVs or European application forms won’t be accepted. You are required to use the ENAR application forms. See www.enar-eu.org. All information given in the application, including the Equal Opportunities monitoring form, will be treated in a confidential manner.