Executive Director (part-time)

We are looking for our next Executive Director. The position is available January 1, 2026 and will stay open until filled. Applications are reviewed continuously.

The ICUUW is a global partnership of Unitarian*Universalists who work for all women’s and girls’ equity through Unitarian Universalist connections around the world. We connect women to advance women’s leadership and self-determination. We work together to end all forms of discrimination.

As a global organization we are aware of the intricacies of intercultural dialogue. Our members are a diverse group and how we work together is as important to us as what we do. Learning how to be better in global community – how to be in right relations – is an ongoing process. Every member contributes to this global dialogue, and every voice is equally important.

We seek a new permanent Executive Director for our organization of volunteers.

While this is a contract position without employment benefits, the role offers a range of meaningful and professional rewards:

• Global Leadership experience: Lead a dynamic, international network of Unitarian*Universalists dedicated to advancing equity for women and girls across cultures and continents.
• Mission-Driven Work: Contribute directly to building a more just and compassionate world through values-based leadership and intercultural collaboration.
• Flexible Schedule and Remote Work: Enjoy full flexibility to organize your hours and location. Work from anywhere in the world while engaging with a diverse, global team.
• Collaborative, Inclusive Environment: Join a supportive community where every voice matters and collective wisdom shapes the way we work.
• Personal and Professional Growth: Deepen your understanding of global equity, intercultural dialogue, participatory leadership, and faith-based advocacy in an organization that encourages continual learning.
• Networking and Visibility: Build relationships with international partners, Unitarian Universalist leaders, and women’s rights advocates around the world.