International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children Australia Ltd
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Capacity & Prevention Coordinator

About ICMEC Australia 

The use of online tools and platforms to facilitate child sexual exploitation (CSE) is one of the fastest growing crimes in the world. Tragically, it has been named one of the defining challenges of our time.

ICMEC Australia is focused on reducing and preventing CSE through increasing capability in the detection, reporting and prosecution of the perpetrators of CSE, through data and technology solutions and collaboration. We work with financial services organisations, not-for-profits, regulators, technology innovators, and law enforcement, to assist their efforts in the fight against CSE.

We are a team with diverse skill sets and experiences bound together by our passion for removing children from harm. For more information on our mission and work please check our website. 

How will you make an impact? 

As we continue to establish our presence in Australia and the region; and deliver products and resources to our community, we are looking for a Capacity and Prevention Coordinator to plan, deliver and evaluate prevention and training initiatives for our stakeholders across sectors, especially in financial services and law enforcement.

In this role, you will: 

Raise awareness and develop associated prevention strategies to deter CSE trends and risks:

  • Facilitate research and analysis to identify emerging trends and issues related to child protection.
  • Identify and develop victim-centric training programs for Australia and the region to build awareness, resulting in prevention and better detection of CSE.
  • Work closely with the Collaboration Stream to understand requirements and priorities for training and education programs for stakeholders, including Financial Service Institutions (FSI’s).
  • Develop prevention programs that encourage collaboration between Australian financial services, other areas of business and law enforcement to identify perpetrators and stop child abuse.
  • Identify and initiate strong relationships with stakeholders, and provide advice to other streams on the implementation of joint prevention and education initiatives.
  • Advocate for child protection legislation policies and participate in relevant grant submissions.
  • Manage ICMEC Australia’s growing partnerships with other NGO’s, academics, students, and universities.
  • Identify appropriate partners to deliver coordinated awareness campaigns.
  • Collaborate with the Marketing and Communications Stream to ensure that all capacity and prevention materials are consistent with ICMEC Australia’s brand and communication strategy.

To be considered for this role you will need: 

  • Previous experience in capacity building, prevention and/or child protection related fields
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Strong project management skills
  • Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with a variety of stakeholders
  • Knowledge of child protection laws and policies in Australia
  • Familiarity with online learning platforms and digital marketing tools
  • Passion for ICMEC Australia’s mission to protect children from exploitation and abuse

Additional Information 

ICMEC Australia is a small team and it is imperative that the successful candidate has a strong ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously; with limited supervision.

This is a Brisbane based role and the successful applicants may WFH or in our Brisbane office on an hybrid basis; focusing on project outcomes as a high priority. The ICMEC AU Head Office is located in Sydney and there may be occasional travel required both nationally and internationally.

Next steps

Please send a CV and cover letter outlining your experience aligned to the role. Please email to Dannielle Kelly, Head of Capability and Prevention via email dkelly@icmec.org.au by COB Monday 2 October 2023.

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