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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 |
Gender DynamiX: Bookkeeper Opportunity type: Part-time Employment Opportunity closing date: Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Gender DynamiX offers an exciting opportunity for a responsible, people’s person with skills and experience in Bookkeeping, We are seeking a bookkeeper, who will be responsible for our bookkeeping and financial administration. The successful candidate will undertake day-to-day tasks such as petty-cash, invoicing and related data capturing. The bookkeeper will also be responsible for Gender DynamiX Payroll processing, SARS payments and capturing data according to funder’s prescriptions and line items.
The ideal candidate will have more than five years experience in bookkeeping and related office skills or have equivalent experience. S/he will be fully computer literate, with skills in Microsoft Excel. S/he must work from a rights based approach, be able to work independently and take full responsibility for the office functions. The candidate will have a solid understanding of LGBTI issues and people. Requirements: • Post matric qualification an advantage; • Computer literacy - Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel Advanced; Pastel Express 2009 and Pastel Payroll 2010; • Knowledge of SARS procedures • Minimum of five years work experience in a similar position preferable; • Fluency in English; • Able to work independent • Good communication skills. A detailed job description and salary scales will be discussed during interviews.
The position will be part-time (three days a week, neg.) and the salary is negotiable and in the region of R36 000.00 p.a. (cost to company). The position is based in Cape Town. Applicants must write a cover letter, telling us why you are applying, include your CV and three contactable references, Fax to 0866029538, or e-mail to
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. Closing date for applications is end of business day 26 January 2010.
Only Trans* people will be shortlisted. If applicant has not been contacted within 10 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Trans* = transgender, transsexual and gender non-conforming |
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 |
Gender DynamiX: Administration Officer Opportunity type: Part-time Employment Opportunity closing date: Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Gender DynamiX offers an exciting opportunity for a responsible, people’s person with skills and experience in Administration, We are seeking an Administration Officer, who will be responsible for the oversight of our Cape Town office. The Administration Officer will undertake day-to-day tasks such as online correspondence, reception duties, upkeep of the various data bases, filing and liaising with clients who drop in or call.
The ideal candidate will have formal training in administration or office skills or have equivalent experience. S/he will be fully computer literate, with skills in Microsoft Excel. S/he must work from a rights based approach, be able to work independently and take full responsibility for the office functions. The candidate will have a solid understanding of LGBTI issues and people.
Requirements: • Matric qualification; • Computer literacy - Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel Advanced; • Minimum of two years work experience in a similar position preferable; • Fluency in English; • Able to work independent • Good communication skills. A detailed job description and salary scales will be discussed during interviews.
The position will be part-time (three days a week, neg.) and the salary is negotiable and in the region of R36 000.00 p.a. (cost to company). The position is based in Cape Town. Applicants must write a cover letter, telling us why you are applying, include your CV and three contactable references, Fax to 0866029538, or e-mail to
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. Closing date for applications is end of business day 26 January 2010.
Only Trans* people will be shortlisted. If applicant has not been contacted within 10 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Trans* = transgender, transsexual and gender non-conforming |
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Thursday, 19 November 2009 |
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Friday 20 November 2009
This Friday Daisy Dube will be remembered. Daisy was shot and killed in Yeoville in 2008 because of her Gender identity. She and three drag queens out for the night stopped and asked three men in a car to stop calling them "isitabane." (A Sepedi slur used for LGBT people). Her cold blooded murder was a result of transphobia. She was shot and killed for defending her identity. Friday 20 November 2009 is TDOR - Transgender Day of Remembrance. The day is commemorated around the world as a way to highlight and end violence against trangender people. The Day draws attention to the many nameless and faceless victims that the media never hears of – stories that shame us as a society and as human beings.
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Wednesday, 04 November 2009 |
Applications are being sought for the following position at Gender DynamiX in Cape Town, South Africa:
Advocacy Manager Cape Town, South Africa
Commencing Date: February 2010, negotiable
Job Description: We are recruiting an Advocacy Manager to be responsible for managing Gender Diversity Advocacy in Southern Africa. The incumbent will be responsible for related research and gender diversity advocacy in South Africa, particularly related to medical, legal and administrative functions of government and the private sphere.
Research: The Advocacy Manager will conduct advocacy-related research in state departments such as Home Affairs, State Hospitals, Medical facilities and Health Care providers pertaining to gender diversity.
Advocacy: The Advocacy Manager will network and build relationships with administrative and health-care officials in the public and private sphere, develop educational initiatives and undertake public advocacy relating to gender diversity in Southern Africa. Work with the GDX team on putting together publications, meetings and conference presentations.
Qualifications and Experience: Applicants must be assertive, self-confident, and have a firm understanding of Transgender politics and Gender Nonconformity issues. Good project management skills and excellent communication are essential, as are good interpersonal skills and fluency in English. Tertiary education and experience in advocacy and training is not required, but will be advantageous. South African Transgendered people are encouraged to apply.
Contract: An initial contract of 1 year will be offered to the successful candidate. This can be renewed, depending on circumstances and funding at the time of review.
Closing date: 30 November 2009
Please send CV and motivation letter to:
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PO Box 347 Athlone 7760
• Only short-listed applicants will be invited for an interview. If applicant has not been contacted within 10 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful. |
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
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An imprint of Jacana Media
Press Release:
TRANS: Transgender life stories from South Africa Edited by Ruth Morgan, Charl Marais and Joy Rosemary Wellbeloved
TRANS: Transgender life stories from South Africa takes the reader on a journey into the many worlds inhabited by transgender South Africans. The life stories recounted in this collection are both inspiring and compelling and reveal the courage and strength of each of the story tellers involved. The narratives detail the constant challenges of living in a country, that, despite its progressive Constitution, is still host to myriad prejudices and misunderstandings when it comes to trans people.
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