Content Curator - Resource Centre

About the Organization:
Over the last 100 years, we have worked to ensure that the world’s most vulnerable children survive, learn and are protected. Every year, we reach tens of millions of children in over 117 countries through our humanitarian and development work.

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) sets the foundation for Save the Children’s work. Our mission is to create a better world for, and with, children, through ensuring that they are protected by the rights they are endowed by the UNCRC. Millions of children around the world are denied these rights, simply because of who they are and/or where they are from.

Through our programming, emergency responses and advocacy, we put the most vulnerable children first, tackling the barriers to survival, learning and protection.

Where you come in:
Within the global Save the Children movement, Save the Children Sweden (Rädda Barnen) is the leader in knowledge management, through development and maintenance of the Resource Centre, a digital library of child rights materials.

We are seeking a Content Curator for a full-time, one year position with the Resource Centre team. As Content Curator, you will support the Resource Centre team in mainstreaming knowledge management practices together with our offices around the world; you will lead acquisition of new content to the platform relevant to the child rights sector; and you will execute the platform’s copyright strategy.

The Content Curator works in close collaboration with the Resource Centre Product Owner and the Content Strategist in achieving the project’s strategic goals. You are expected to quickly learn how and where to get relevant information, understand processes, understand the global movement and its roles, as well as write editorial content for the platform.

The curator is responsible for:
- Curation of content on the platform, including texts, documents, and taxonomies
- Support the Content Strategist in partnership acquisition across the child rights sector
- Negotiate, follow-up, and manage copyright agreements with external publishers
- Provide feedback to the Content Strategist in the development and execution of platform content strategy
- Point-of-contact for copyright claim management; maintaining close dialogue with Product Owner and Content Strategist throughout the claims process
- Support upcoming report launches, and ongoing campaigns as needed
- Participate in internal and external meetings
- Support the work of the Resource Centre team as needed


Does this sound like you?
This role requires:
- Completed degree (bachelor’s or master’s) in Library Science, Political Science, Development Studies, International Relations, Communications, or Human Rights
- Knowledge of intellectual property rights, copyright, and Creative Commons
- Experience in working with a Content Management System
- Excellent ability to speak and write in English
- Demonstrated interest and/or experience in development work
- Excellent customer service skills and diplomacy
- Familiarity with the organization’s localization agenda and an interest in child-friendly/inclusive programming


We are also looking for:
- Communication and writing skills in another UN language (Arabic, Spanish, French, Portuguese, etc.)
- Good knowledge of child rights and child safeguarding
- Understanding of member-led international non-governmental organizations
- Experience working with accessibility


As a person, you are:
- Curious, dynamic, and open-minded.
- A team player, capable of active listening, reliable in meeting deadlines, and able to communicate on challenges when needed.


On a personal level you'll share our (https://www.raddabarnen.se/globalassets/dokument/om-oss/riktlinjer-och-policys/what-do-our-values-mean-201117-eng.pdf). (https://www.raddabarnen.se/globalassets/bilder/om-oss/ekonomi/our-offer_final-210224.pdf) is a summary of our terms and conditions.

Sound interesting?
This is a fulltime, one year position, where you will be working out of our office in Alvik, with some flexibility for alternative locations.

We look forward to receiving your application no later than 23:59 August 21tst. As our recruitment screening process is anonymized, we kindly ask you not to include any personal details while answering any screening questions. We only use CV's on our recruitment process and do not request personal letters.

At Save the Children we are committed to the safeguarding and protection of both children and adults in our work. We will do everything possible to ensure that only those who are suitable to work with children are recruited to work for us. This post is subject to vetting checks including a criminal records disclosure. All employees are expected to carry out their duties in accordance with our important policies such as the Child safeguarding policy, Policy protection from Sexual Abuse and Sexual Exploitation (PSEA) and our ethical guidelines, more information about our policies and our guidelines can be found (https://www.raddabarnen.se/om-oss/vara-varderingar/policies-and-ethical-guidelines/)

At Save the Children, we seek a workforce that is as diverse as our society and reflects the communities we work in. We believe diversity and inclusion are fundamental to our culture and core values, we demonstrate this commitment through all our employment practices.