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Consultant: Research on Discriminatory Family Law Frameworks and Economic Justice for Women in LAC - Remote

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Worldwide
$2,200/month
Women's Rights
Gender Violence
Family LAW
Economic Justice
Feminist Perspective
Human Rights
Research
Spanish
English

Overview

This position involves conducting research on discriminatory family law frameworks and their impact on economic justice for women in Latin America and the Caribbean. The role aims to collect and systematize information regarding family law legislation that is discriminatory or results in economic violence.

In Short

  • Research on discriminatory family law frameworks in LAC.
  • Focus on economic justice for women, adolescents, and girls.
  • Duration of the project is 60 days.
  • Remote work opportunity.
  • Consultants will analyze legislation and practices.
  • Expected deliverables include a comprehensive report.
  • Collaborate with Equality Now's LAC team.
  • Must have a background in women's rights and gender issues.
  • Fluency in Spanish and ability to communicate in English required.
  • Payment of up to $2,200 for the two-month contract.

Requirements

  • Training in women's rights, gender violence, and family law.
  • Knowledge of civil law and economic justice.
  • Experience in research related to the consulting subject in Latin America.
  • Fluency in Spanish and ability to communicate in English.

Benefits

  • Flexible working conditions.
  • Opportunity to contribute to gender equality initiatives.
  • Engagement with international organizations.
  • Professional development in human rights and gender issues.
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Equality Now

Equality Now is an international human rights organization founded in 1992, dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of women and girls globally. With a mission centered on gender equality, the organization operates through campaigns focused on Legal Equality, Ending Sexual Violence, Ending Harmful Practices, and Ending Sexual Exploitation, while also addressing the unique needs of adolescent girls. With a diverse team of over 70 members located worldwide, Equality Now fosters a culture of integrity, tenacity, perseverance, and inclusivity, striving to create a world where all individuals enjoy equal rights under the law. The organization values collaboration and innovation, offering a supportive environment for passionate individuals committed to advancing human rights and gender equality.

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