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Employment
To view the current list of vacancies at SFCG, please click here.

Internships
DME interns at SFCG contribute a great deal to our projects while gaining valuable work experience for their longer-term career goals. In the past, many of our interns have been graduate students who have joined SFCG as a way to complement their academic interests in conflict resolution, peace studies, international affairs, international development, psychology, and other fields. Positions are advertised quarterly. We are particularly interested in candidates who have experience in qualitative and quantitative data analysis and who are fluent in written French or Portuguese. Please click here to view the current list of openings.

Evaluators
SFCG often hires external consultants to perform its program evaluations.

Desirable Qualifications:

  • Technical expertise in leading evaluations of peacebuilding and conflict resolution programs (at least 7 years experience)

  • Experience in and language skills of countries SFCG operates in

  • Evaluation methods and data collection skills in conflict context

  • Strong facilitation skills

  • Excellent oral and written communication skills

  • Experience in leading evaluations in one or more of the following areas:

    • Peacebuilding media (inc. knowledge, attitude and behavior change),

    • Good governance and participatory democracy (inc. Elections)

    • Dialogue and reconciliation

    • Children and youth

  • Proficiency in English, French or Portuguese is desirable.

If you would like to be included in SFCG’s roster of consultants, please send your resume/CV, letter of interest, availability statement and a sample of your work to Ratiba Taouti-Cherif, DME Specialist, at rtcherif@sfcg.org.

Academic Institutions
DM&E and the larger Institutional Learning Team at SFCG are interested in pursuing partnerships with academic institutions. If you are interested in using SFCG as a case study for your research or would like to explore the possibility of incorporating some SFCG approaches into your curriculum, please contact Nick Oatley, Director of Institutional Learning, at noatley@sfcg.org.