End Violence Against Women Coalition
Head of Campaigns

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The End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW) is recruiting a Head of Campaigns.
This is an exciting opportunity to lead on our campaigns work to end violence against women and girls in all its forms.
The last few years have seen a huge increase in awareness of violence against women and girls, and support for our work. With this crucial human rights issue on the public and political agenda like never before, now is the time to disrupt the status quo and lay the foundations for a different world.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This is an exciting new role that will see the postholder leading EVAW’s strategic, influential campaigns work. The postholder will drive EVAW’s planned and reactive campaigning, advising the Director(s) and working closely with Heads of Communications, Policy and Research, Public Affairs and Membership functions within the organisation. The role is front-facing, requiring the postholder to confidently represent the organisation in high-level stakeholder spaces, as well as in the media. The postholder will lead on monitoring, evaluation and learning, ensuring the efficacy of our campaigns and interventions, as well as promoting internal learning and reflection. Using their strong campaigning nous/instinct the postholder will also be effective at adapting or amending campaigns and interventions when the external landscape shifts.
The postholder will have a finger on the pulse of current affairs and trends, and be willing and able balance reactive and responsive work with delivering planned outputs and activities. You should be comfortable both working at pace, and with taking time to reflect and re-strategise.
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You are likely to have experience in campaigns, working on VAWG or another human rights/equalities issue, and will be seeking an opportunity to work in a highly impactful, agile and dynamic feminist organisation.
Whether practical or academic, paid or voluntary, a background in VAWG will of course be an asset. You’ll need to show you have a good understanding of VAWG, can communicate complex issues with clarity and impact, and are committed to intersectional feminism. The applications which stand out in this process will be from those who deeply believe in what we do.
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EVAW aims to be an anti-racist, values-centring employer. We are seeking out individuals with dedication, aptitude and the ability to deliver meaningful campaigning work. If you have strong knowledge and experience related to any of the significant parts of this job but are not sure that your profile fits in a ‘traditional’ way, please do consider making an application, or get in and we will try to give you a steer on the job and what’s involved. If you would like to discuss this, please contact us at recruitment@evaw.org.uk with ‘Contact request: Head of Campaigns’ in the subject line.
We guarantee an invitation to interview for disabled applicants who demonstrate, within their application, sufficient evidence to meet the essential criteria for the job.
We are hoping to attract a diverse pool of candidates for this role. We are a welcoming organisation grounded in human rights principles and intersectional anti-racist practice. If you would like to join us in the role, please apply; we very much welcome diversity and are happy to consider reasonable adjustments where people need them.


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TIMELINE
Applications must be received by 5pm on 21 September 2026.
Shortlisted candidates will be notified by the week commencing 12 October 2026 and interviews will take place in London on the 20th, 22nd, and 23rd October 2026.
We are very sorry, but we cannot provide feedback on all applications, and will only contact shortlisted candidates.
HOW TO APPLY
Via the End Violence Against Women Coalition website: https://www.endviolenceagainstwomen.org.uk/head-of-campaigns/
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