Overview
The Communications Officer provides communications and project support to the Policy Advocacy, and Communications team, contributing to strengthening Oxfam Pilipinas’ campaigns, digital visibility, media engagement, and storytelling efforts.
Key Responsibilities
- Support to the organization and across portfolios/projects as may be assigned.
- Develop engaging multimedia content (social media posts, web stories, infographics, videos, and newsletters) aligned with Oxfam Pilipinas’ campaigns and projects across portfolios/programs.
- Gather stories of change and success from project partners and communities.
- Package content for both internal and external channels.
- Support the production of communications materials, including brochures, posters, and other knowledge products while ensuring consistency of branding, tone, and messaging across all communication platforms.
- Support the management of Oxfam Pilipinas’ website and social media platforms.
- Support the monitoring and analysis of digital performance using analytics tools (e.g., Meltwater, Meta Insights).
- Support media engagement and press events.
- Provide administrative and logistical support for communications events, workshops, and campaigns.
- Assist in developing advocacy and communications plans for specific projects.
- Support the timely delivery of project reports and documentation.
- Coordinate closely with communications and program teams across portfolios.
- Support internal knowledge-sharing and documentation of learnings.
- Uphold Oxfam’s code of conduct, safeguarding, and feminist principles in all work.
- In times of emergency and disasters, support humanitarian surge capacity.
Required Experience
- Minimum of three years in communication and media roles, with demonstrated expertise in development communication, digital content and social media management, and campaigns, preferably in collaboration with other organizations or partners.
- Experience in producing and designing communications materials including but not limited to primers, media releases, statements, brochures, social media posts, posters, banners, and reels.
- Demonstrated capacity to work collaboratively in partnership with experience of working with a wide variety of partners and integrating gender and diversity issues into influencing work or campaigns.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree communications, journalism, development communications, gender studies, international studies, or related discipline.
