
developing initiatives that directly contribute to a more inclusive and equitable
Amsterdam.
combats discrimination and promotes empowerment, with tangible results for
residents and business owners.
works together to drive change, supports one another, and embraces innovation in a
dynamic environment.
As Senior Diversity Policy Advisor, you will be the driving force behind the
shaping policies that contribute to an inclusive and equitable city. You
works closely with management and the board to make strategic decisions
articulates and ensures that policy documents are clear and persuasive. As
As a sparring partner for your team, you are not only responsible for the
content, but also for coaching and supporting your colleagues, so that the
team works together to achieve its goals. You play a key role in advising
the alderman and asking critical questions that help guide the
policy. In addition, you are responsible for maintaining
grant relationships, which are essential for funding the programs.
The position requires a strategic thinker who is capable of handling complex
translate social issues into concrete policy proposals. You
have experience working under pressure and are good at setting priorities so that
address both ad hoc and long-term issues. As a senior
As a policy advisor, you are constantly in contact with various teams and departments
and external partners to collaborate on creating social impact. You have
experience or interest in the topics of anti-discrimination, empowerment, and
inclusion, which helps you further improve and update policies. You
works in a dynamic environment where flexibility and creative thinking
are essential.
In this role, you will be expected not only to provide policy advice,
but also actively contributes to the implementation of concrete
results. You know how to navigate a political and complex environment and
takes the lead when necessary. You have the ability to think both strategically
You are a practical thinker and are passionate about promoting equality
opportunities for everyone in the city. As part of a passionate and diverse
In this department, you’ll work alongside passionate colleagues who are dedicated to
a more inclusive society. The team is close-knit and results-oriented, with
successes are celebrated together and challenges are seen as opportunities for
growth.
trends in discrimination and emancipation leading to concrete policy proposals and
ensures that this is carried out.
strategic consulting.
ensures that council questions and requests for information are handled efficiently.
monitors the financial and operational progress of projects and reports
to management regarding this matter.
the process of grant applications and approvals and monitors compliance with
terms and conditions.
social trends and translates them into policy proposals and projects.
collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to achieve shared goals
to achieve.
We want to be a good employer that ensures all colleagues feel
feel seen and valued. We value the differences among our colleagues, all of whom
Diversity leads to better results for our organization and our city.
Our goal is to have a workforce that reflects the
Amsterdam's workforce. So whoever you are, you're always welcome here
Welcome!
The Diversity Division, part of the Youth, Care, and Diversity Department
(JZD) works to combat discrimination and promote
emancipation and the promotion of inclusion in Amsterdam. We translate the
the council's goals and interpret social developments
the area of diversity and inclusion. We translate this into concrete
policy objectives. We provide grants and contracts to organizations that
contribute to these goals. We maintain a network of relevant stakeholders and
residents of the city and serve in an advisory and policy-setting capacity within the municipality
position. In this role, you will be working in a department of 20 people who
be very diverse. To address these societal challenges in the field of
To achieve diversity, we are working on various substantive tasks
which are grouped into two teams: Emancipation and Anti-Discrimination.
Examples of topics and projects within these teams include: grant funding
Discriminatie.nl, follow-up action research on anti-discrimination, impact
history of slavery, LGBTQ+ policies, women’s and men’s empowerment, improvement
on the status of transgender people, Keti Koti.
For this position as Senior Diversity Policy Advisor, you must have:
(Policy) advisor in a political/administrative context.
and/or procurement processes and procedures.
gained from personal experience of cultural and social sensitivities
within Amsterdam, with the ability to immediately integrate these insights into
policy and implementation. We invite you to include the following in your cover letter:
explain how your experience relates to this.
distinguish, break down a problem into parts, and apply logical
draw connections between the various aspects.
to be informed about professional, organizational, and social,
political developments or other environmental factors and knows how to effectively
apply to one's own role or organization.
toward a shared outcome, particularly the atmosphere and relationships
within the group or team.
use as a starting point for one's own behavior and stick to it until the goal
has been achieved.
As a Senior Diversity Policy Advisor, you will work a minimum of 32 and a maximum of 36
hours per week, and you can count on the following terms of employment.
$6,862 (Grade 12) based on a 36-hour workweek. The exact salary
will be tailored to your education, knowledge, and experience.
followed by the possibility of a permanent contract if you
do not currently have an employment contract with the company, or have only a temporary one
City of Amsterdam. If you already have a permanent employment contract
If you are employed by the City of Amsterdam, you will retain your position and be transferred.
The Amsterdam School, our in-house training center, offers a variety of
training programs, professional development tracks, and on-the-job coaching that help you
can continue to challenge.
your salary, which you can use, for example, to build up additional retirement savings or
additional days off.
for government and education.
kilometer for travel by car, €0.15 per kilometer for travel by
bicycle and €0.21 per kilometer for travel by public transportation. This applies up to 45
kilometers one-way commute and for the number of days you are at
office works.
a work-from-home allowance of €3 net per workday that you work from home. We have
fixed office days, namely Mondays and Thursdays.
health insurance.
Want to know more about our employment terms and conditions? Check out our Employee Policies
City of Amsterdam (PGA) at https://www.amsterdam.nl/pga/.
Please submit your application by
June 18, 2025 via the
application form on the website.
In no more than one A4 page, explain why your work experience and skills
suit this position. Your motivation will be taken into account during the
selection process.
The application deadline is [date], and the process consists of a resume/cover letter round and an interview round. Possibly
There will be a second interview, which will include a writing assignment
is one of the possibilities.
We would like to invite you for an interview.
selection process.
we require a recent Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG).
About this job opening?
For more information about the position, please contact Diana Landveld, Head of the Diversity Department
For questions about the application process, please contact Massäabi Ismahan at i.massaabi@amsterdam.nl.
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