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Are you highly motivated and want to be part of our team? In this section, you will find career and service-providing opportunities to join our staff worldwide.

Careers

Engaging the world’s armed groups and de facto or provisional authorities in complex situations, Geneva Call’s staff is a force for humanity, respect and hope. We employ a highly motivated and dedicated staff from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. We offer a unique working environment in a challenging field. If you’re skilled and passionate, we would like to hear from you.

Geneva Call is an equal opportunity employer. Our working languages are English and French. Candidates must be able to travel. For operational positions, travel is required to various parts of the world and, at times, in areas of armed conflict.

For other requirements, please refer to the specifications within the individual notices posted on this page. Geneva Call cannot guarantee a reply to unsolicited applications. Please also be aware that our recruitment and vetting procedures are thorough and can last several weeks.

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Open Positions

1 opportunity

Part-time high-level advocacy consultancy (New York – USA)

Location: New York

Duration: June to end of September 2026, estimated level of effort: 25 days

Reports to: Head of Humanitarian Diplomacy & Communications

Background

Geneva Call is a neutral and impartial international humanitarian organization dedicated to the protection of civilians in zones of conflict. To achieve this, it engages Armed Groups and De Facto Authorities (AGDAs) to encourage their respect for international humanitarian norms. Through dialogue and innovative tools such as Deeds of Commitment, Geneva Call operates in some of the world’s most challenging conflict zones to reduce human suffering and promote adherence to international humanitarian law (IHL).

Geneva Call is looking for a seasoned advocacy consultant to plan and steer its advocacy efforts during the 2026 General Assembly High-Level week (21-25 September). This engagement will consist of hosting, co-hosting or actively participating in side events related to the protection of civilians as well as high-level bilateral meetings with a wide range of Member States, IO, UN and CSO representatives.

As part of the Humanitarian Diplomacy and Communications Unit, the Consultant will work closely with Geneva Call Senior Management and Country leadership and will be a key member of the Geneva Call delegation in New York.

Responsibilities & Deliverables

Pre-UNGA (June – Early September)

  • Map and nurture contact with relevant New York based stakeholders and gather strategic insights to inform Geneva Call’s high-level engagement strategy. This includes in particular Permanent Missions, OCHA and other humanitarian agencies.
  • Develop and test event concepts and coordinate closely with co-organizers to align messaging and logistics.
  • Identify and secure opportunities for key bilateral and multilateral meetings during UNGA.

During UNGA Week (21-25 September)

  • Serve as the liaison with partner organizations, capturing immediate feedback and key takeaways from each interaction.
  • Provide on-site support for meetings and events involving Geneva Call, ensuring visibility and impact.
  • Manage all logistical aspects to guarantee seamless execution of engagements and side-events.

Post-UNGA (Late September)

  • Produce a brief summary report capturing outcomes, lessons learned, and strategic recommendations for follow-up.

Profile & Qualifications

Essential Qualifications

  • Proficiency in English
  • Based in New York with valid US work permit
  • Legally registered as an independent consultant, able to invoice and operate in compliance with local regulations.
  • 7- 10 years of professional experience in humanitarian affairs, advocacy, or diplomacy, with a proven track record of navigating complex multilateral environments.
  • In-depth familiarity with the dynamics of the UN General Assembly High-Level Week, including its institutional processes, key stakeholders, and strategic opportunities.
  • Solid knowledge of international humanitarian policy, particularly related to the protection of civilians in armed conflict.
  • Demonstrated experience in organizing and supporting high-level events or meetings, including multistakeholder coordination and content preparation.
  • Strong interpersonal and political sensitivity, with the ability to engage confidently with senior officials, partners, and diverse stakeholders in high-pressure environments.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Professional background with Permanent Missions, UN agencies, or humanitarian NGOs, offering insight into diplomatic and operational processes.
  • Established and relevant diplomatic professional network in New York particularly within the UN and humanitarian community as well as capitals to facilitate strategic connections and engagements.

Duration & Location

  • New York or surroundings
  • June to the end of September 2026 for an estimated level of efforts of 25 days

Remuneration

  • Competitive daily/monthly consultancy rate
  • Payments based on deliverables as per contract

Application Process

Please submit application with the following documents by May 15, 2026, by following the application link below :

  • Cover letter
  • CV
  • Consultancy rate per day
  • Proof of U.S. work eligibility and registration
Application link