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As a District Coordinator for the Voice
of the Plantation People Organization (VOPP), you will play a crucial role
in advancing the rights and welfare of the plantation communities. Here are the
key requirements and responsibilities for this position:
- Advocacy
and Community Engagement:
- Passion
for Justice: A deep commitment to advocating for the rights of
marginalized communities, particularly the Malaiyaha community.
- Effective
Communication: Ability to engage with various stakeholders, including
community members, trade unions, civil society organizations, and
journalists.
- Community
Empowerment: Facilitate workshops, dialogues, and awareness campaigns
to empower community members and amplify their voices.
- Organizational
Skills:
- Coordination:
Coordinate activities, meetings, and events related to community
development, peacebuilding, and advocacy.
- Networking:
Build and maintain relationships with local organizations, government
bodies, and other relevant entities.
- Documentation:
Ensure accurate record-keeping and reporting of activities.
- Leadership
and Grassroots Mobilization:
- Inspire
Unity: Encourage unity among community members, emphasizing
collective action and solidarity.
- Mobilize
Volunteers: Recruit and engage volunteers for VOPP initiatives.
- Conflict
Resolution: Mediate conflicts and promote reconciliation within the
community.
- Understanding
of Plantation Sector Issues:
- Awareness:
Stay informed about challenges faced by plantation workers, including
wage issues, working conditions, and exploitation.
- Advocacy
Strategies: Develop strategies to address these issues effectively.
- Commitment
to Human Rights and Social Justice:
- Ethical
Approach: Uphold human rights principles and advocate for justice,
equality, and dignity.
- Gender
Sensitivity: Be aware of gender dynamics and promote gender equality.
- Social
Media and Communication:
- Blog
and Facebook: Familiarity with managing social media
platforms (such as the VOPP Blog and Facebook) to
share updates, stories, and engage with the community.
Remember that this role is not just about administrative
tasks; it’s about making a tangible impact in the lives of plantation workers.
Your dedication and commitment will contribute to positive change and
empowerment.
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