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We are recruiting for a Project and Finance Officer to join our dynamic team in London and contribute to our mission of promoting free, fair, and ethical journalism.
The Project and Finance Officer supports project activities and the daily operations of Thomson Foundation. The role contributes to the effective and efficient functioning of the Foundation by providing administrative and financial support across all stages of project work, from development to implementation, while also assisting with the core functions of the London office.
Location: London, UK (Hybrid)
Deadline for applications: 20th May 2025
Contact: jobs@thomsonfoundation.org
More details: here
We are recruiting an experienced project manager to support the delivery of a media development and disinformation-focused initiative in Uganda.
We are seeking a highly skilled professional with a strong background in managing donor-funded projects and a solid understanding of media ecosystems in East Africa. The successful candidate will oversee day-to-day operations, coordinate with consultants and local partners, manage budgets and timelines, and ensure all activities support the project’s goal of strengthening independent media and countering disinformation in Uganda.
Location: Uganda
Deadline for applications: 16th May 2025
Contact: mea.recruitment@thomsonfoundation.org
More details: here
Thomson Media is recruiting consultants to support the delivery of project coordination and grants activity for a European Union-funded media project in Central and South America.
We are seeking experienced professionals with strong coordination and project delivery skills, alongside a deep understanding of the media landscape in Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala or Costa Rica* (*working with journalists in exile from Nicaragua). The role involves supporting independent media through mentoring, grants management and stakeholder engagement as part of the AGILE (Advancing Global Innovation and Learning Effectively) programme.
Applicants from or based in the target countries are strongly encouraged to apply.
Contracts will run from July 2025 to June 2026, with full engagement required during key activity periods.
We are updating our expert database and are particularly interested in CVs from individuals proficient in English and Arabic, with a preference for proficiency in other regional languages.