Web Developer needed on exciting gender equality project!
Web Developer needed on exciting gender equality project!
National Council of Women of New Zealand
Estimated Time: 30 - 40 Hours Over 2 - 6 Weeks
We need a web developer to develop the Gender Dashboard part of our Gender Equal NZ Wordpress site. We have the data stories and a draft design, but we need someone to help us build it! Gender Equal NZ is led by the National Council of Women. We want all New Zealanders to have the freedom to determine their own future – free of gender stereotypes and constraints. To do this, we need to shift our deep-seated sexist attitudes and assumptions to highlight the real state of equality in our country. The Gender Dashboard will help lead us to a Gender Equal NZ by using data to highlight inequalities. The dashboard will tell data stories that explain what the means, how the data connects and contextualise it within a narrative arc (a data story).
Working location
We are flexible and can work around your schedule and location. Our office is in Central Wellington.
Proposed project steps with time estimates
1) Introduction to project (1 hour) + review of background documents (1 hour)
2) Review draft design and provide advice (3 hours)
3) Web development (15-20)
4) User testing (2-4 hours)
5) Handover to NCW staff (2 hours)
You would be working closely with our Chief Storyteller (Data and Visualisation) and IT manager who are supporting this project.
What We Have In Place
- Our Wordpress website: https://genderequal.nz/gender-dashboard/
- Gender Equal NZ brand book
- All of the content
- Our data stories are developed in Power BI
- Draft website design
National Council of Women of New Zealand
Community Group
Wellbeing
Women
Wellbeing
Women
Wellington
Mission
By building understanding and driving action for gender equality, we enable New Zealanders to have the freedom and opportunity to determine their own future.
What we Do
NCWNZ makes a difference through its work to build a gender equal New Zealand. We are an umbrella organisation with a volunteer board and 21 branches nationwide. More than 290 organisations, as well as individuals, are members. Established in 1896, we have led or supported many initiatives that have benefited New Zealand communities.
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