Action Coordinator - Sweden

Temporary Position: 100%  -  Start: As soon as possible  -  Application: by July 11th, 2021  -  Location: Stockholm

Greenpeace Nordic is looking for a person to take on the role as the Action Coordinator in Sweden. This is a seven month cover which will start as soon as possible, with possibilities for extension.
Greenpeace is an independent campaigning organisation, which uses peaceful, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems, and develop solutions for a green and peaceful future. From taking action againts an oil tanker to protecting an ecologically valuable forest or engaging the public in ocean protection. If you see yourself taking a central role in shaping and carrying out activities like these and have an innovative and creative mindset, then this is the job for you!
Scope of work
The national Action Coordinator works together with national or Nordic campaign teams to develop creative confrontations as strategic interventions to advance a campaign. The Action Coordinator provides the Programme Department with logistical expertise and helps organize offline activities and supports the climate movement by offering Greenpeace's facilities, skills and equipment. The Action Coordinator builds and maintains a diverse and inclusive network of activists and works in close collaboration with the national Volunteer Coordinator to ensure the health, safety and duty of care of all individuals before, during and after activities and training.
Apply for this position if you

* Have the experience and motivation to create and coordinate Nonviolent direct actions and creative activities.
* Have a strong understanding and commitment to the concept of Civil Disobedience, the principles of Nonviolent Direct Action.
* Have a strong commitment to Greenpeace’s mission to safeguard a green and peaceful future.
* Have a strong understanding of creating change through engagement and campaigning.
* Will bring creative ideas, inspiration and skills to our team.
* Have experience in organizing and conducting action training for activists.
* Have experience in working in diverse project teams and being a supportive team member.
* Are able to maintain a high level of safety at all times, particularly in stressful situations.
* Are willing and able to work odd and longer hours when necessary.
* Have the flexibility to travel, including on short notice.
* Have excellent spoken and written communication skills in English (essential). Swedish language skills are considered a plus.
* Have a driver's license for cars (B). Trailer license (BE) is considered a plus.

We offer you:
A real chance to change the world with exciting tasks and the opportunity to learn and grow through training and development programs. You will be based in Stockholm as part of the Swedish Programme Team and within Greenpeace Nordic you will also be a member of our experienced Action Unit. You will be line-managed by the Head of Action & Volunteer Units who is based in Oslo/Norway.
We offer a temporary contract for 40 hours per week. The salary will be based on your experience.

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants of all genders, cultures and backgrounds. Due to the current gender distribution in the department, we particularly encouraged women, or people not identifying as men to apply.

To apply
Upload your application via the form below, attaching the following documents (in English):

* Updated CV/resume
* Letter of application (max. one page).

Last date for applying is July 11th 2021. Please send your cover letter and CV in English through this site (start by entering your email address below and click continue).
Questions regarding the position can be directed to:
Head of Action & Volunteer Units:
Sven Malmgren, sven.malmgren@greenpeace.org
In Sweden we have a collective agreement with Unionen. If you want to get in contact with the union representative in Sweden, please contact Camilla Engborg (Swedish Union Chair), camilla.engborg@greenpeace.org
More information about our campaigns can be found on Greenpeace Sweden website
We’re looking forward to hearing from you!