Full-time · On-site
Director of Advocacy and Partnerships
This is a prestigious leadership role for a policy expert dedicated to human rights and democratic freedoms in Tibet. The position offers the chance to direct ICT's legislative strategy in Washington while coordinating global efforts across the UN and European capitals. It is a unique blend of high-level diplomacy, team management, and strategic partnership building.
International Campaign for Tibet · Washington, District of Columbia, United States · Posted 22 April 2026
The role
Overview
This is a prestigious leadership role for a policy expert dedicated to human rights and democratic freedoms in Tibet. The position offers the chance to direct ICT's legislative strategy in Washington while coordinating global efforts across the UN and European capitals. It is a unique blend of high-level diplomacy, team management, and strategic partnership building.
What they need
Requirements & Skills
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and execute strategies to promote Tibet issues with the US government and international bodies
- Ensure implementation of Tibet-related legislation and foreign assistance programs
- Expand partnerships with diplomatic missions, think tanks, and NGOs
- Coordinate with European teams on UN and multilateral advocacy strategies
- Manage the ICT representative in New York for UN-specific outreach
- Lead major advocacy events including Tibet Lobby Day and Losar celebrations
- Oversee revenue-generating advocacy partnerships with philanthropic organizations
Essential
- Minimum of five years of experience within the U.S. Congress or State Department
- Experience specifically focused on human rights, China, or the East Asia region
- Proven track record in an advocacy leadership role within an international organization
- Experience managing direct reports and leading a professional team
- Demonstrated ability to formulate and execute legislative and diplomatic strategies
- Experience in managing revenue-generating partnerships with foundations
Preferred
- Master’s Degree in International Relations, Public Policy, or a related field
- Existing network within UN Permanent Missions and Washington DC diplomatic circles
- Experience with multilateral human rights organizations
Key Skills
Strategic policy formulationLegislative advocacyDiplomatic relationship managementMultilateral negotiationEvent oversight and logistical managementPhilanthropic partnership developmentTeam leadership and mentorshipPublic interest communication
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Perks
Benefits & perks
- Opportunity to lead a high-profile international human rights mission
- Global collaboration with offices in Europe
- Leadership of a dedicated advocacy team
- Engagement with high-level government and UN officials
- Involvement in significant cultural and political events
Next step
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