Ph3Institutional Communication Audiovisual Production Intern /h3 pbInstitutional Communication Audiovisual Production /b bLocation: /b Geneva (hybrid possible) bDuration: /b 4–6 months (flexible), part time possible (60-100%) bStart date: /b To be defined, ideally starting early March. bLanguages: /b English and French (working proficiency required) /p h3About the Centre /h3 ul liThe Geneva Centre for Human Rights Advancement and Global Dialogue is an independent, non‑profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. The Centre operates at the intersection of human rights, international dialogue, research, and policy engagement. Its mission is to promote constructive and inclusive dialogue on human rights, support evidence‑based research, and contribute to capacity‑building initiatives, with a strong focus on international standards and multilateral cooperation. The Centre collaborates with academic institutions, international organizations, civil society, and policy‑makers through research projects, expert dialogues, public events, and strategic communication. As part of its development, the Centre is strengthening its institutional communication and digital presence to better reflect its identity, values, and impact. /li /ul h3Internship objectives /h3 pThe intern will support the Centre’s institutional communication, with a strong focus on audiovisual content production and digital storytelling. The internship provides hands‑on experience in developing professional communication materials within an international human rights organization. Working under the supervision of the Project and Information Officer, in close coordination with the team and with ad‑hoc guidance from the Executive Director, the intern will be fully integrated into the Centre’s daily activities and strategic reflections on positioning and communication. /p h3Main responsibilities /h3 ul liFilming and editing video content (interviews, institutional videos, event coverage) /li liAdapting audiovisual formats for different communication channels /li liPublishing and supporting content dissemination on social media /li /ul h3Visual identity and communication materials /h3 ul liContributing to the review of the Centre’s graphic charter with the team /li liSupporting the production of institutional communication tools (letterhead, templates, visual and digital assets) /li liSupporting the review and strengthening of the Centre’s communication strategy /li liContributing to reflections on positioning, messaging and target audiences /li liParticipating in internal discussions under the supervision of the Executive Director /li /ul h3Interviews and editorial support /h3 ul liSupporting the preparation, filming and editing of interviews /li liAssisting with editorial and storytelling aspects of audiovisual content /li /ul h3Web editing and digital content /h3 ul liUpdating and editing website content in line with the Centre’s communication strategy /li liUploading and formatting articles, reports, news items and multimedia content /li liEnsuring coherence between web content, visual identity and messaging across platforms /li /ul h3General support /h3 ul liProviding ad‑hoc support to communication and visibility‑related activities, as needed /li /ul h3Learning opportunities and exposure /h3 pThe internship offers strong learning and exposure opportunities, including: /p ul liDirect exposure to the functioning of an NGO active in human rights and international dialogue /li liParticipation in reflections on strategic positioning, institutional narrative and communication choices /liliProgressive familiarisation with internal and external institutional collaboration /li liPossible exposure to United Nations‑related environments and events /li liClose mentoring within a small team, allowing for responsibility, feedback and skills development /li /ul h3Profile and skills /h3 ul liEnrolled in or recently graduated from a programme in communication, media, audiovisual production, journalism, or a related field /li liStrong interest in human rights, international affairs, or global dialogue /li liVery good command of English and French (spoken and written) /li liPractical skills in video editing and audiovisual tools (e.g. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or equivalent) /li liAbility to work autonomously, meet deadlines, and manage multiple tasks /li /ul h3Assets /h3 ul liExperience with filming (camera, sound, lighting basics) /li liKnowledge of social media formats and digital communication trends /li liGraphic design skills (Canva, Adobe Suite) /li liPrevious experience in an NGO, international organization, or academic environment /li liArabic is an asset but not required /li /ul h3What we offer /h3 ul liPaid internship: CHF 1,400 gross /li liA meaningful internship within a Geneva‑based human rights organization /li liDirect exposure to international dialogue, research and advocacy work /li liPractical experience in institutional communication and audiovisual production /li liClose collaboration with a small, dynamic and committed team /li liFlexibility and learning opportunities adapted to the intern’s profile and interests /li /ul h3Application modalities /h3 pInterested candidates are invited to submit: /p ul liA CV /li liExamples of previous work (portfolio, links, or samples relevant to communication and/or audiovisual production) /li liA short motivation text (maximum 300 words) explaining their interest in the position and how their profile fits the internship. /li /ul /p #J-18808-Ljbffr