Company Description What Were You Wearing? (WWYW) – Australia is a community-based organization dedicated to education, awareness, and advocacy on sexual violence. The organization works to challenge harmful myths and victim-blaming narratives, with a particular focus on the misconception that clothing or appearance causes sexual harm. WWYW collaborates with survivors, community groups, and professionals to promote trauma-informed, survivor-centered approaches.

Through campaigns, resources, and community engagement, WWYW aims to foster safer, more informed environments and drive meaningful change in attitudes and policies related to sexual violence.

Role Description The Charity Board Member role at What Were You Wearing? – Australia is a remote, contract position focused on strategic governance and organizational development. Board members participate in regular board meetings, contribute to setting and reviewing the organization’s mission, strategy, and policies, and provide oversight of risk management and compliance. Day-to-day activities may include reviewing reports, supporting fundraising and partnership initiatives, advising on public campaigns and advocacy efforts, and offering guidance on ethical and trauma-informed practices.

Board members collaborate with other directors and key stakeholders,



act as ambassadors for the organization, and help ensure that WWYW operates with integrity, transparency, and sustainability.

Qualifications

- Experience in governance, strategic planning, or non-profit leadership, with the ability to contribute to policy, risk management, and long-term organizational direction.
- Background in fields such as social work, psychology, public health, law, education, or related areas, particularly with knowledge of sexual violence prevention or response.
- Strong communication, collaboration, and stakeholder engagement skills, including the ability to work effectively in a remote setting and build relationships across diverse communities.
- Experience with fundraising, advocacy, public campaigns, or community outreach, including the ability to support resource development and external partnerships.
- Demonstrated commitment to trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and culturally sensitive practices, with a deep respect for confidentiality and ethical standards.
- Prior board or committee experience within charities, community organizations, or social justice initiatives is highly beneficial.
- Availability to attend scheduled remote board meetings and contribute consistently to board duties and special projects.

📌 Charity board member (Australia)
🏢 What Were You Wearing? - Australia
📍 Australia