The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is a German political foundation that operates both nationally and internationally. In keeping with its namesake, it is committed to the thought and action of the socialist activist Rosa Luxemburg.

Our work seeks to support emancipatory political actors, and help forge alternative social models founded on democratic socialist values. We support activities that critically engage with economic politics, EU-Integration, Feminism, Migration, Antifascism and History. We work to promote peace, democracy, social justice and democratic socialism.

The RLS London office has been set up over the past year. The office is working with a range of different partners across the UK and Ireland and will be focusing on developing and supporting projects in the following work streams:

1. Building Economic Democracy in a Post-Industrial Age
2. From a Colonial Past to Contemporary Struggles for a Multicultural & Antiracist Present
3. The Power of Political Education
4. Essential Organizing Models for a Brave New World

YOUR TASKS WILL INCLUDE

* preparing, implementing and evaluating projects and events and managing their funding,
*  preparing reports and detailed documentation on the events, along with materials and articles for PR purposes
*  supporting partners in the preparation of projects, events and researches including administration and full documentation procedures,
*  cooperation and maintaining contacts with institutions, NGOs, Initiatives and other partners,
*  working with partners to produce studies on relevant political issues, including administrative tasks and detailed documentation,
*  performing general office tasks
*  developing projects in house in line with 2 of our areas of focus (1. Building economic democracy in a Post/-Industrial Age, 2. From a Colonial Past to Contemporary Struggles for a Multicultural & Antiracist Present)

MORE DETAILS HERE: https://www.rosalux.de/en/advertisement/id/43544/project-manager?cHash=b0e33b0286e56ffe49db6c7ba699f7f3 

RLS is committed to providing equal opportunities for everyone and doing what it can to address the underrepresentation of people from certain backgrounds. As such, we especially welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds; people with disabilities; people who identify as LGTBQIA; and people from working-class backgrounds.