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Jarl Hjalmarson Stiftelsen söker projektledare
Jarl Hjalmarson Stiftelsen är Moderaternas Stiftelse för internationellt demokratibistånd. Syftet med Stiftelsens verksamhet är att hjälpa samarbetspartners, centre-rightpartier och organisationer, att bygga starka demokratiska partistrukturer. Stiftelsens arbete sker främst genom utbildning och erfarenhetsutbyte där fokus ligger på demokratins idéer och funktionssätt samt på integrationen i EU. Stiftelsen bedriver främst verksamhet i länder på Balkan och i Östra Europa. Mer information finner du på Stiftelsens hemsida www.hjalmarsonstiftelsen.se.
Stiftelsen söker projektledare med god allmänpolitisk kunskap och stort intresse för omvärlden. I arbetsuppgifterna som projektledare ingår bland annat att planera, genomföra och utvärdera aktiviteter inom ramen för stiftelsens olika projekt. Resor till projektländerna ingår i tjänsten.
Vi söker dig som har relevant akademisk utbildning och erfarenhet av politiskt arbete hos Moderaterna och/eller dess sidoorganisationer. Det är viktigt att du är prestigelös och samarbetsorienterad då du kommer att arbeta i team tillsammans med våra övriga projektledare och samarbetspartners. Goda kunskaper i svenska och engelska är en förutsättning, övriga språkkunskaper är meriterande.
Arbetet som projektledare på stiftelsen sker i en händelserik miljö med ständigt nya utmaningar. Världen präglas idag av ett ökat demokratiskt underskott där demokratikämpar allt oftare lever under svåra förhållanden eller hot. Du behöver därför vara kommunikativ, ha lätt att skapa förtroende gentemot våra partners, vara värderingsstyrd samt förstår vikten av stark integritet.
Vi lägger stor vikt vid dina personliga egenskaper där engagemang, noggrannhet, god förmåga att arbeta strukturerat med många saker parallellt samt flexibilitet värderas högt. Du bör också kunna hantera ändrade förutsättningar med kort varsel.
Erfarenhet av föreningslivet eller politiska förtroendeuppdrag liksom erfarenhet av ansökning och rapportering till myndigheter är meriterande.
Som projektledare på Stiftelsen delar du våra moderata värderingar.
För frågor och ansökan kontakta Katarina Wallberg, e-mail: katarina.wallberg@moderaterna.se
eller telefon: 073-328 15 42.
Sista ansökningsdag är den 26 april, 2024. Stiftelsen tillämpar sex månaders provanställning. Tillträdesdatum efter överenskommelse.
Varmt välkommen med din ansökan.
Youth conferences once again in Ukraine
For the first time since the russian full scale invasion of Ukraine the Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation in cooperation with European Solidarity Party of Ukraine held a youth conference: “Rebuilding Democracy: Challenges, Elections and Youth Engagement in Post-War Ukraine”. The two day conference featured international as well as local speakers and discussions in working groups.
Here the youth organisation Solidarna Molod writes more about the conference.
Navalny transferred to maximum-security prison
This week, the lawyers of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny were denied meeting him as as planned since long. Upon their arrival to the penal colony where Navalny has been held for months, Russian authorities explained to the lawyers that Navalny simply was not there, since he had been transferred to a new maximum-security prison.
Questions regarding his whereabouts and health remain unanswered.
In March, Navalny was sentenced to nine years in prison. He was convicted on charges of fraud in a trial that was entirely politically motivated and orchestrated from the Kremlin.
Professor Nenad Stojanovic: Nationalist politics might cause new conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina still contains of nationalistic tensions since the war in the 90s, because of the ruling partys continuation to operate a nationalistic agenda.
”The thing that should worry us the most is when we see that some of these policies are proto-fascist, because they advocate the ideology of “blood and soil”. And such an ideology has always proved disastrous for humanity, including the peoples in whose name it was implemented,” Stojanovic said.
The discussion must be about eliminating discrimination and reforming the electoral system, abolition of the House of Peoples at the state level, but also at the entity level, because of the unclearness to the inhabitans what they are for. The national interest can be protected within the House of Representatives.
“The international community, and especially the European Union, is still important because it represents a support for at least those residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina who are aware that the policies of certain ethno-national leaders can lead them into new conflicts”, Stojanovic finished.
Victory Day speeches from Zelenskyy and Putin
On Victory Day, May 9, both president Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin talked more about the present than the past. Both of them insisted that their respective enemies today were the heirs of the Nazis, and they gave their promise that their countries would succeed in what both of them said was a defensive war they had been forced to fight.
The main difference, however, was that for most people existing beyond the reach of Russian state television, Zelenskyy’s arguments were probably a lot more convincing. Putin has under a long period of time used his May 9 speeches to draw parallels between the second world war and the present day, and this year was nothing new, except for the intensification of the speech, when his army at the same time was fighting a new war.
The West was “rewriting history”, Putin complained, ignoring the fact that his regime has done more than any other in Europe to dismantle free historical inquiry about the war years.
One of the telegrams Putin sent on the occasion was a message to the Ukrainian people, wanting them to have “good health, success and a long life”. A short while after the speech, air raid sirens sounded again in Kyiv.
Accusations of Polish government hacking centre-right opposition
Polish senator Krzysztof Brejza, a representative of the country’s centre-right party Civic Platform, is accusing the country’s government for hacking his personal cell phone during the parliamentary elections in 2019. Mr. Brejza, who led his party’s campaign, repeatedly called for investigation into the hacking as his personal messages was leaked to government controlled media during the campaign in 2019.
However, his calls were ignored by the leading government party Law and Justice, as it denounced the private investigation firm, contracted by the Civic Platform to investigate the hacking, as being funded by George Soros and “anti-Polish”.
The main opposition parties in Poland have jointly called for a parliamentary investigation to the accusations. Civic Platform leader Donald Tusk has publicly denounced the efforts of Law and Justice to destabilize and weaken the democratic institutions of the country, which will have parliamentary elections in 2o23.
Women Conference in Prishtina, Kosovo
Women Conference in Tirana, Albania
November 19-21, 2021, the Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation invited high level politicians and members of the Women Organisation of the Democratic Party in Albania for a conference. The topic was “Political Campaign and the Women’s Organisation Goals”. For the opening, Anna-Maria Corazza Bildt, former Member of the European Parliament and Member of the Hjalmarson Foundation’s Board, held an inspiring speech to the participants on how to develop as a women in politics.
