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UN Watch

Founding Director

UN Watch

. Create and lead the new UN Watch Academy .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeRemote • New York • United StatesLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in program development and community engagement, with a strong focus on leadership cultivation and strategic partnerships. Proven ability to communicate effectively and foster relationships within academic environments to drive advocacy and impact.

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Program DevelopmentCommunity LeadershipStrategic PartnershipsCommunication SkillsAdvocacy Experience

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Soft Skills
Relationship BuildingMentorshipLeadership DevelopmentCollaborationEngagement Strategies
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Campus AffairsInternational RelationsEducationDemocratic ValuesHuman Rights Advocacy

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Create and lead the new UN Watch Academy
  • Take the Academy from concept to launch, shaping its strategy, recruitment, programming and long-term growth
  • Work closely with the Chair of the UN Watch Academy and UN Watch’s leadership and staff
  • Recruit a highly selective inaugural cohort of UN Watch Campus Ambassadors from leading universities in Canada and the northeastern United States
  • Design and lead a leadership program combining mentorship, intellectual development and active participation in UN Watch campaigns and events
  • Develop tailored campus work plans with each Campus Ambassador
  • Build alliances across communities and deliver measurable impact
  • Establish partnerships with relevant campus and community organizations
  • Develop an enduring alumni network and leadership pipeline
  • Sustain participants’ long-term engagement with UN Watch

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Three to five years of relevant professional experience in campus affairs, community leadership, education, international relations, advocacy or a related field
  • A demonstrated record of building programs and networks, taking ownership and delivering concrete results
  • A strong understanding of the student environment at leading universities
  • An instinct for identifying and developing exceptional young leaders
  • The ability to build trusted relationships, open doors and unite people around a shared purpose
  • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate strategy into clear priorities, programming and execution
  • A strong commitment to democratic values and universal human rights, together with support for Israel
  • Must be legally authorized to work in the United States