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NetHope is inviting proposals for a remote Communications Consultant to support its global communications team from September to December 2026. This consultancy offers experienced communications professionals an opportunity to contribute to one of the world’s leading humanitarian technology networks while supporting high-impact digital communications, content creation and the NetHope Global Summit. The consultant will work closely with the Director of Communications to deliver strategic communications, website management, email marketing, social media campaigns and stakeholder engagement across NetHope’s international humanitarian and conservation community. About NetHope NetHope is a global membership organization that enables humanitarian, development and conservation organizations to use digital technologies and data to improve outcomes for people and the planet. The organization brings together more than 60 leading international NGOs and collaborates with over 50 global technology companies to develop innovative solutions for humanitarian response, conservation and international development. Working across 190 countries, NetHope supports its members through digital transformation, technology partnerships and collaborative innovation that strengthens humanitarian and conservation programming worldwide. About the Communications Consultant Role The Communications Consultant will provide comprehensive communications support during NetHope’s busiest external engagement period, including preparation for and delivery of the NetHope Global Summit. The consultancy requires approximately 30 hours per week and is fully remote. Reporting to the Director of Communications, the successful consultant will produce high-quality content, manage digital communication channels and coordinate communication workflows across multiple teams and stakeholders. The role is particularly suited to professionals with strong experience in nonprofit communications, digital marketing, event communications and content management. Key Responsibilities A significant portion of the consultancy will focus on communications for the NetHope Global Summit. The consultant will update the Summit website through Cvent, manage attendee communications, oversee digital signage and branding, coordinate the Attendee Hub, schedule notifications and publish pre- and post-event email campaigns using Campaign Monitor and Cvent. Additional responsibilities include planning and publishing Summit social media campaigns, managing event photography galleries, collecting testimonials and speaker quotes, activating sponsor communication benefits and supporting the development of the 2027 Sponsorship Prospectus. Beyond the Summit, the consultant will manage NetHope’s ongoing communications by maintaining the organization’s WordPress website, publishing newsletters, coordinating social media, managing editorial workflows in Asana, collaborating with designers and web developers, and providing copywriting and editing support across organizational programmes. Required Qualifications NetHope is seeking a creative and highly organized communications professional with demonstrated experience delivering high-quality digital communications. Applicants should possess: Excellent writing, editing and storytelling skills. Experience in content creation and digital communications. Strong project management and deadline management abilities. Proficiency with Cvent, Campaign Monitor, WordPress, Canva, Slack and major social media platforms. Familiarity with communications analytics and reporting tools. Availability to collaborate during Eastern Time working hours. Experience supporting large conferences, nonprofit organizations or international development initiatives will be highly advantageous. Project Timeline and Availability This is a 100% remote consultancy running from September through December 2026, with an anticipated workload of 30 hours per week. Because the consultancy supports a live international event, the selected consultant must be available from 23 October to 5 November 2026 and be able to overlap with Central European Time (CET) during the NetHope Global Summit in Amsterdam to ensure reliable communications support. Weekly progress meetings, regular Slack communication, progress reports and comprehensive handover documentation will form part of the engagement. Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence NetHope promotes the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence. The selected consultant will be required to comply with the organization’s AI Policy and complete an AI Disclosure Form during onboarding before beginning the consultancy. How to Apply Interested consultants should submit a complete proposal that includes: A brief overview of relevant experience and communication approach. A work plan and proposed methodology. Proposed hourly rate and total consultancy cost in USD. Two or three professional references from similar assignments. A current CV or professional profile. A portfolio and writing samples demonstrating relevant communications work. Applications must be submitted through the official NetHope application portal. Application Deadline The deadline for submitting proposals is 18 September 2026 (midnight Eastern Time). NetHope will review applications on a rolling basis and reserves the right to appoint a consultant before the closing date, making early submission highly recommended. VISIT THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY Why This Consultancy Stands Out This consultancy provides an opportunity to work with a globally recognized humanitarian technology organization while contributing to digital communications that support humanitarian, conservation and development organizations operating worldwide. Professionals with expertise in strategic communications, event marketing and digital storytelling will gain valuable experience supporting an influential international network and one of its flagship global events. VIEW THE TERMS OF REFERENCE HERE For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.
The International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ), in partnership with the GQUAL Campaign, is inviting applications for the 2026 Women Empowering Women in International Law (WEWIL) programme. This unique virtual networking initiative connects aspiring women legal professionals with distinguished women judges and experts serving in international courts, tribunals, and global legal institutions. Designed for women law students with a strong interest in international law, the programme offers an opportunity to explore diverse legal careers, gain practical insights from accomplished professionals, and expand international professional networks. The 2026 edition will be conducted entirely in English and will take place online on 16 November 2026. About the WEWIL Programme Women Empowering Women in International Law is a global mentorship and networking initiative that aims to strengthen the representation of women within international legal institutions. Through interactive small-group discussions, participants will engage directly with experienced women judges and legal practitioners who have built careers across a range of international legal fields. Rather than a traditional conference, WEWIL emphasizes meaningful dialogue and career guidance. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss professional pathways, and learn about the realities of working in international justice, human rights, environmental law, arbitration, and other specialized areas of international law. The programme is particularly valuable for students seeking greater exposure to international legal careers and the experiences of women leaders shaping global justice. Who Can Apply? Applications are open to women law students currently enrolled in a university or law school who have a demonstrated interest in international law. Applicants will be asked to provide information including: University or law school. Degree or academic programme. Current year of study. Expected graduation year. Country of residence and country of study. Areas of international law of greatest interest. Candidates should also be available to participate in the live virtual event on 16 November 2026. Areas of International Law During the application process, students must select at least three areas of international law that align with their academic or professional interests. Available fields include: International Criminal Law International Human Rights Law International Trade and Commercial Law Environmental and Climate Justice Law International Arbitration and Mediation International Maritime Law International Development Law The programme encourages students from diverse legal interests to apply, reflecting the broad range of expertise represented by participating judges and legal professionals. What Participants Will Gain Selected participants will join a carefully curated cohort of women law students from different countries and institutions. Through structured networking sessions, they will gain: Direct interaction with women judges serving in international institutions. Career guidance from experienced international legal professionals. Insights into different pathways within international law. Opportunities to expand international academic and professional networks. Greater understanding of the skills and experiences needed for careers in global justice. The small-group format encourages active participation, allowing students to engage in meaningful conversations rather than simply attending presentations. Selection Criteria Participation is limited, and applications will be assessed through a competitive selection process. IAWJ and the GQUAL Campaign will evaluate candidates based on several factors, including: Demonstrated interest in international law. Motivation for participating in the WEWIL programme. Relevance of the opportunity to the applicant’s academic and professional goals. Potential benefit the applicant may gain from engaging with women judges and legal professionals. Following the merit-based evaluation, organizers may also consider the overall composition of the cohort to promote broad geographic and institutional representation, ensuring a diverse international learning community. Application Requirements Applicants must complete the online application form and submit two short written responses of up to 1,000 characters each. The application questions ask candidates to explain: Why they wish to participate in the networking event and what they hope to gain from engaging with women judges and international legal professionals. How international law relates to their academic interests and long-term career aspirations, including the specific areas of international law they hope to pursue. Strong applications should demonstrate genuine motivation, clear career objectives, and thoughtful reflection on how the programme will contribute to professional development. Important Dates MilestoneDateApplication deadline18 September 2026Results notificationFirst half of October 2026Virtual networking event16 November 2026Event time9:00 AM ET (New York) Applicants should ensure they are available for the live virtual event before submitting an application, as participation requires attendance on the scheduled date. Why This Opportunity Matters Women continue to be underrepresented in many areas of international adjudication and global legal leadership. The WEWIL programme seeks to address this gap by creating meaningful connections between the next generation of women legal professionals and those already serving in influential international roles. For women law students interested in international courts, human rights, environmental justice, arbitration, development law or international criminal justice, the programme provides valuable exposure to real career journeys, practical advice and an international network that can support future academic and professional growth. Key Programme Details Programme: Women Empowering Women in International Law (WEWIL) 2026 Organisers: International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ) & GQUAL Campaign Format: Virtual networking event Eligibility: Women law students Language: English Event Date: 16 November 2026 Time: 9:00 AM ET (New York) Application Deadline: 18 September 2026 Results: First half of October 2026 VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.
Deadline: September 8, 2026 Applications are open for the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Innovate 2026. NANSInnovate 2026 is a national summit organised by the NANS Headquarters under the leadership of Comr. Akinteye Afeez (BABTEE) to find and support the students already running businesses across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions. A lot of students are quietly [...]
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