Communications Officer or Consultant

Would you like to help strengthen human rights in Greenland – in practice?

IPPS - The Council for Human Rights is seeking an engaged bilingual Greenlandic/Danish communication officer or consultant who will contribute to promoting and protecting human rights in Greenland through analysis, communication, and concrete development work.

We are looking for a bilingual Greenlandic/Danish profile with strong communication and collaboration skills, who thrives in a small secretariat with a wide variety of tasks – from strategic analysis to practical implementation.

About the position

You will become a central part of the secretariat and take on a versatile role, working at the intersection of human rights, politics, and society.

Your tasks will include, among other things:

• Plan and develop strategic communication, including content for the website and social media – with a particular focus on communication in Greenlandic.
• Contribute to external communication, draft responses to consultations, and reports focusing on the implementation of human rights in legislation and practice.
• Participate in monitoring the human rights situation in Greenland and identify areas in need of improvement.
• Fundraising and implementation of communication and development projects in collaboration with colleagues.
• Contribute to the secretariat support of the Council, including the preparation and facilitation of council meetings.
• Handle inquiries from citizens and partners
• Minor translations from Danish to Greenlandic

About you

We imagine that you:

• Is bilingual in Greenlandic and Danish
• Has a relevant higher education in communication or similar
• Has strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Has an understanding of the interplay between politics, administration, and human rights.
• Thrives in both independent work and close collaboration in a small team.

About us

IPPS - The Council for Human Rights is an independent organization that works to strengthen awareness of and implementation of human rights in Greenland.

The council consists of 13 members, who are served by the secretariat, and our common task is among other things to:

·       identify and address human rights challenges in society,

· advise public authorities and private actors,

· as well as increase awareness of and engagement in human rights among the population.

With us, you will have a position with a real opportunity to influence the human rights agenda in Greenland and contribute to concrete changes.

We offer

A unique opportunity to put human rights into practice on the agenda in Greenland.

Opportunity to work closely with central political and societal processes

A small and flexible work environment with a high degree of independence.

Good opportunities for professional development and networking – both nationally and internationally.

A position where you have the opportunity to stay updated, learn new things, and network in the field of human rights.

Employment terms

The position is full-time and located in Nuuk. Employment conditions are in accordance with the Self-Government agreements and the relevant negotiating organization.

Apply for the position

Send your application, CV, and any relevant documents to sofia@ipps.gl by June 25, 2026.

We expect to be able to conduct interviews on an ongoing basis.

Additional Information:

If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact the head of the secretariat, Sofia Rossen, at the email sofia@ipps.gl.

Learn more about us and our work at www.ipps.gl