Project Support Intern

Job: Project Support Intern
Location: Frederiksberg, Copenhagen
Application deadline: 31th January 2025
Starting date: February 24th 2025
Internship duration: 4 months
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Conducive Space for Peace (CSP) and Danish Centre for Conflict Resolution (DCCR) are now recruiting an intern to support our work related to peacebuilding, promotion of equity and conflict resolution. The intern’s time will be shared between the two organisations, which are located at the same address. The new colleague will support:

• CSP’s team of ambitious change-makers based in four countries and with five different nationalities working to create systems change that promote locally led peacebuilding and equity in global collaboration.
• DCCR’s trainers, mediators and administrative staff in their work with special focus on various communicative activities.

Conducive Space for Peace is an international NGO registered in Denmark. CSP works as a connector and accompanier, taking forward initiatives for change through analysis, network building, training, and reimagining processes that catalyse systems change for peace and equity. CSP strives to embody the change that we pursue, which means that we hold equity at the core of our engagement and actions.

DCCR is a non-profit and non-governmental organisation founded in 1994. It has since then been a forum for courses, educations, counselling, mediation and projects on and about conflict resolution. We provide courses, mediation, offer counseling and provide tailor-made solutions for companies, institutions and private individuals.

The roles and responsibilities of the intern
The intern will be a full member of the global CSP team and will work closely with the team as he/she will be with DCCR. The role will include providing both substantive and logistical support, taking on responsibilities relating to the following:

• Support the planning and implementation of a three-week Danida Fellowship Centre course on Conflict Management in Environmentally Related Conflicts with a specific focus on logistics.
• Support the planning and implementation of a workshop series on equal treatment of Kalaallit/Inuit in Denmark.
• Support and participate in one of DCCR courses on conflict resolution (one to two weeks).
• Support the management and development of CSP’s and DCCR online profiles, including websites and social media engagement, and creating engaging and creative content.
• Support communications planning and launch of publications, initiatives and external events, including dissemination, drafting key messages for use on social media and designing graphics, videos and other social media content as relevant.
• Assist with CSP’s international and Danish-focused advocacy, training, and accompaniment work on systems change, including support in organising convenings of key stakeholders and preparing background documentation.
• Assist with CSP and DCCR fundraising.
  

Qualifications and personal competencies
The intern should be enrolled in a relevant field of study such as Peace and Conflict Studies, International Relations, Global Development, Development Communication, Global Studies, Political Science, or equivalent, either at the last year of a BA or at MA level. Other qualifications relevant for this position are the following:

• Interest in and some understanding of peacebuilding, conflict resolution, human rights, and/or decolonisation and equity promotion work.
• Knowledge and experience of working with social media, in particular LinkedIn and Facebook, and experience in photo and video creation and editing and knowledge is an advantage
• Good communication skills
• Fluency in written and spoken English is essential
• Knowledge of and fluency in Danish is necessary for some of the tasks
• Knowledge of Kalaallisut/Greenlandic is an advantage for some of the tasks
• Readiness to work in a team with different nationalities and locations and to take on various tasks.

At both CSP and DCCR, we are committed to creating an inclusive and positive work environment based on mutual respect for all employees and our partners. All applicants are considered for employment without attention to race, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, or any other factor.

Terms
The position is based at the CSP office at Suomisvej 4, Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. The internship position is full time with an average of up to 37 hours of work per week (but it could be less). As is the general practice for all staff, work hours will be flexible. If the intern does not have access to ‘SU’ or other subsidies, the host organisations will provide a compensation of 3000 DKK per month. Lunch will be provided.

Further Information
Further information about the position can be obtained by contacting [e-mail].

To Apply
Please submit a one-page motivation letter and your CV to [e-mail] no later than 31th January 2025. Please write ‘intern’ in the subject line of the email. Interviews will be conducted in the week following the deadline.