Employee, 40 hours per week, Reconciliation Canada, North Vancouver, BC
The Organization
Reconciliation Canada is an Indigenous-led national organization that catalyzes meaningful relationships through values-based dialogue, leadership, and action. With a vision of “A vibrant Canada where all peoples achieve their full potential and shared prosperity”, we are dedicated to building partnerships with organizations that share our values and guiding principles. We are committed to humanity, building resilience, seeking diverse perspectives, and sharing knowledge. We steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness.
Reconciliation Canada has been engaging individuals, communities, and organizations across the country in reconciliation initiatives, programs, workshops, learning experiences and events since 2012 to advance the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) and help find a New Way Forward. Our collective wellbeing rests with the relationships we build today.
As a diverse and inclusive workplace, we ensure everyone, regardless of who they are or what they do, feel equally involved and supported in all areas of the workplace. In our workplace, you feel welcomed, your ideas and opinions matter, you belong, you feel safe and bring your full and unique self to work.
As a values-based organization, we are open, curious and strive for understanding in a courageous manner.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee, permanent, full time, 40 hours per week Start date: as soon as possible Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Reports to: CEO
The Opportunity
We are looking for a Director of Fund Development to join our team. Reporting to the CEO, the Director of Fund Development (DFD) takes a shared leadership approach by focusing on building a sustainable funding stream that enables the growth and delivery of Reconciliation Canada programs and initiatives. The DFD is a proactive, team-oriented individual with a passion for the mission of Reconciliation Canada (RC). In collaboration with RC’s Leadership team, they are responsible for the development and implementation of RC’s fundraising strategy including, and not limited to identifying, developing and maintaining diverse Government, Corporate and Community relationships across national and provincial levels and leveraging established relationships to attract and engage new partners in mutually beneficial, meaningful partnerships.
Education and Experience
In collaboration with the CEO and RC’s Leadership team, develop and implement RC’s national funding strategy to enable long-term and sustainable funding for programming and core operations. Develop metrics to evaluate effectiveness of funding approach
Collaborate with the Leadership team to develop budgets, proposals/grant requests and negotiate with prospective funders/partners to ensure collective needs are met and clear understanding in place, including funder requirements
Help disrupt some of the government and foundation business as usual approach while developing renewed partnerships, grounded in a shared vision of incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing into their own business practices
Cultivate and document a robust pipeline of partners and funders that enables the achievement of fundraising goals. Develop procedures for tracking and qualifying prospects and for recording and reporting proposal progress, ensuring that communications, contacts, correspondence, and actions are recorded enabling continuity in relationships
Monitor trends in target communities/regions and adapt development strategies as necessary. Work with the CEO and Director of Engagement to negotiate and close partnership agreements with prospective funding partners
Maintain and grow RC’s individual donor database (including donation tracking and data entry, reporting, and donor stewardship) to build a strong base of donor support
Develop and implement funding reporting process that satisfies reporting requirements and meets unique funder needs
Develop written agreements such as funding agreements and memorandums of understanding Prepare reporting as required including: reports for board meetings, funder reporting, etc.
Exhibit respect for, and excellent service to, partners and all supporters of RC through prompt, courteous, and informative communication
Actively engage key stakeholders in fundraising activities and work with them to demonstrate the importance of philanthropy in sustaining RC
Manage and mentor a team of staff and/or volunteers
Support the team with additional duties as required
Steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness
Education and Experience
This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual with extensive, national partnerships and fundraising experience to grow and further develop an initiative on a national level that has already made significant impact in BC. The successful candidate will partner with the CEO and work collaboratively with a high-performance staff team.
Specific requirements include:
Minimum Bachelor degree with at least 7 years of experience, including in a non-profit organization, with a successful fundraising record or equivalent combination of education and experience
A broad knowledge of partnership development, including all aspects of fundraising with a strong background in effective grant writing, developing positive relationships with partner contacts and program officers, and securing large grants from large and small foundations, government ministries, corporations and philanthropists
Demonstrated experience building national funding partnerships
Ambitious, innovative and collaborative approach to partnership strategies and practices
Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with coworkers, partners, prospects and high-net-worth partners; must have especially strong written, oral, and listening skills
Strong planning and leadership skills with the ability to prioritize tasks to achieve goals in a timely manner
Experience working with Google workspace and project management tools (e.g. Asana)
Experience managing and mentoring staff
Action-oriented, entrepreneurial, flexible, and innovative approach to operational management
Demonstrated talent for understanding, respecting and supporting diversity
Passion, humility, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed
Total rewards
We offer a competitive salary, health and dental benefits, wellness days, scheduled office closures, vacation and professional development opportunities.
Compensation will be commensurate with experience. The salary ranges from $75,000 to $95,000 per year, with potential for higher.
Join our team
If you value a professional work environment that is fast-paced, evolving and challenging with lots of opportunity for development, learning and contribution, we welcome you to learn more about this opportunity. You will join a small and highly agile team that is dynamic, diverse, forward facing and making a difference around the world.
Our collective wellbeing rests with the relationships we build today. We respect the unique needs, perspectives and potential of all our team members. We encourage and embrace diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
We would like to thank everyone for their interest in working with Reconciliation Canada. Due to the high volume of applications, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume at [email protected] by Sunday, November 28th, 2021.
Employee, 40 hours per week, Reconciliation Canada, North Vancouver, BC
The Organization
Reconciliation Canada is an Indigenous-led national organization that catalyzes meaningful relationships through values-based dialogue, leadership, and action. With a vision of “A vibrant Canada where all peoples achieve their full potential and shared prosperity”, we are dedicated to building partnerships with organizations that share our values and guiding principles. We are committed to humanity, building resilience, seeking diverse perspectives, and sharing knowledge. We steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness.
Reconciliation Canada has been engaging individuals, communities, and organizations across the country in reconciliation initiatives, programs, workshops, learning experiences and events since 2012 to advance the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) and help find a New Way Forward. Our collective wellbeing rests with the relationships we build today.
As a diverse and inclusive workplace, we ensure everyone, regardless of who they are or what they do, feel equally involved and supported in all areas of the workplace. In our workplace, you feel welcomed, your ideas and opinions matter, you belong, you feel safe and bring your full and unique self to work.
As a values-based organization, we are open, curious and strive for understanding in a courageous manner.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee, permanent, full time, 40 hours per week Start date: as soon as possible Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Reports to: CEO
The Opportunity
The Executive Assistant (EA) reports to and partners with the CEO in organizing schedules and materials in order to focus on the right tasks, priorities, task completion, and meeting deadlines.
As the EA and personal assistant to the CEO, you will perform a variety of tasks including planning, organizing, and managing the CEO’s time. You are an expert at minding and attending to the details. You schedule and plan meetings for multiple people, prepare and brief the CEO for external, team and Board meetings (create agendas, speaking points, gather related documents, develop presentations, send out invites, attend meetings and compile minutes), make travel arrangements, and follow up on outstanding action items.
You support process improvement and efficiencies by creating templates, automating processes, and a work environment in which the use of paper is eliminated or greatly reduced. You monitor and respond to emails, manage the calendar, draft letters, prepare expense reports, schedule appointments and speaking engagements, maintain contact lists, produce reports, manage correspondence and presentation materials.
You have the opportunity to challenge what is, (the status quo), learn about and from others and have courageous conversations (on diverse topics that may be uncomfortable). You are encouraged to bring your whole self to work every day, lean into your voice, share your time and leadership with us. You ask where you can help; whether that’s helping your leader, your team, or your community. You work in a space where you feel comfortable to be yourself.
This role may require you to work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends.
Education and Experience
Work experience in office administration is required
Demonstrated commitment to reconciliation, justice and wellness
Proficiency with technology including CRM and Google Workspace
Excellent communication, strong technical writer and ability to research
Strong problem solving skills and project management
Excellent time management with the ability to perform a variety of tasks
Detail oriented and well organized
Ability to take the initiative and maintain confidentiality
Aptitude for quick learning
Team player, you come from a place of curiosity
Self-directed, can work independently and have the good judgement to know when collaboration or additional direction will produce better results
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to develop and maintain good relationships, approachable, empathetic, inspire and influence others
Strong leadership qualities, managing people and workflows for partners, funders, team, board memebrs, and other parties
Commitment to diversity and inclusion; open to diverse spiritual practices
Travel is required; able to travel and have a valid driver’s license
Speaking multiple languages including French is an asset
Eager to make a difference and have fun!
Total Rewards
We offer a competitive salary, health and dental benefits, wellness days, scheduled office closures, vacation and professional development opportunities.
Compensation will be commensurate with experience.
Join our team
Executive AssistantIf you value a professional work environment that is fast-paced, evolving and challenging with lots of opportunity for development, learning and contribution, we welcome you to learn more about this opportunity. You will join a small and highly agile team that is dynamic, diverse, forward facing and making a difference around the world.
Our collective wellbeing rests with the relationships we build today. We respect the unique needs, perspectives and potential of all our team members. We encourage and embrace diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
We would like to thank everyone for their interest in working with Reconciliation Canada. Due to the high volume of applications, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume at [email protected] by Sunday, October 31st, 2021.
Employee, 40 hours per week, Reconciliation Canada, North Vancouver, BC
Position Overview
Born from the vision of Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, Gwawaenuk Elder, Reconciliation Canada is leading the way in engaging Canadians in dialogue and transformative experiences that revitalize the relationships among Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. Our model for reconciliation engages people in open and honest conversation to understand our diverse histories and experiences. We actively engage multi-faith and multi-cultural communities to explore the meaning of reconciliation.
The Marketing and Communications Manager will contribute to the development and implementation of Reconciliation Canada’s national marketing and communications strategy that will engage civil society, private/corporate sector, Indigenous peoples, general public and post-secondary education institutions across Canada.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee, permanent, full time, 40 hours per week Start date: as soon as possible Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Reports to: CEO
Deliverables & Duties
Develop and implement Reconciliation Canada’s national marketing and communications strategy, in collaboration with CEO
Manage the implementation and delivery of all Reconciliation Canada’s marketing and communications activities and materials including but not limited to print and online materials, newsletters, fundraising and campaign materials, speeches, and presentations
Manage and oversee a team of Marketing and Communications team members (2-4 people) and volunteers
Measure the success of Reconciliation Canada’s marketing and communications strategy on a regular basis, escalating concerns and making recommendations for changes as required
Manage Reconciliation Canada’s relationships with external contractors, including marketing, communications, branding, public relations and graphic design
Manage and coordinate public relations activities, including but not limited to writing press releases, media relations, media clippings, media monitoring and research
Develop social media strategy and oversee Marketing and Communications team members on day-to-day social media content and calendar
Ensure articulation of Reconciliation Canada’s desired brand, assure consistent communication of image and position throughout the organization as according to brand guide, and assure communication of image and position to all constituencies, both internal and external
Steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness
Support the team with additional duties as required
Skills & Experience This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual with knowledge and interest in marketing and communications management to support an organization on a national level that has already made a significant impact in BC. The successful candidate will support the CEO and will work collaboratively with a high-performance staff team.
Specific requirements include:
Minimum Bachelor’s degree with at least 5 years of experience in non-profit marketing and communications management
Strong writing, editing and proofreading skills
Experience developing social media strategy and content
Demonstrated experience leading teams of paid staff and volunteers
Skills in Adobe Photoshop, InDesign and/or Illustrator an asset
French language skills are an asset
High level of intercultural sensitivity and interest in Indigenous issues
Ability to effectively work under tight deadlines and manage projects independently
Negotiation, interpersonal, organization, planning and communication skills
Ability to multitask, analyze, and problem solve in a fast-paced organization
Confident working with a wide range of social groups
Action-oriented, entrepreneurial, flexible, and innovative approach to people engagement
Passion, humility, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed
Reconciliation Canada values diversity and is an organization that is welcoming of all cultures, educational backgrounds, age, gender, sexual orientation, and abilities. As an Indigenous-led organization, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of all peoples, and promote cultural competencies of each employee.
We are committed to respecting diversity within our workforce and specifically to increasing the number of Indigenous employees within our organization. As preference may be given to qualified Indigenous applicants, we ask that they self-identify in our recruitment and staffing processes.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to [email protected] by Sunday, August 8, 2021. Please note that applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Employee, 6 months contract, 40 hours per week, Reconciliation Canada, North Vancouver, BC
Position Overview Born from the vision of Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, Gwawaenuk Elder, Reconciliation Canada is leading the way in engaging Canadians in dialogue and transformative experiences that revitalize the relationships among Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. Our model for reconciliation engages people in open and honest conversation to understand our diverse histories and experiences. We actively engage multi-faith and multi-cultural communities to explore the meaning of reconciliation.
Reporting to the Director of Program Development, the Community Engagement Manager has operational responsibility for Reconciliation Canada community engagement initiatives, including but not limited to dialogue workshop development, management and delivery. The role requires leadership in building and maintaining relationships with community partners throughout the Indigenous, non-profit, corporate and government sectors, large-scale conference and event management, and facilitation experience.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee, full time, 40 hours per week Start date: as soon as possible Position term: 6 months, with the possibility of extension Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Reports to: Director of Program Development
Deliverables & Duties
Manage a portfolio of community engagement initiatives, including but not limited to: dialogue workshop design and development, partnership development, management of participant, health and wellness, logistics, documentation and evaluation
Build and maintain critical relationships with local, regional, provincial and national partners to ensure all community engagement programs and events are regionally and territorially appropriate and successful in each community
Leverage key community partners to build community-based interest and awareness for opportunity to engage with Reconciliation Canada programming
Develop the community engagement data collection and evaluation strategies
Co-facilitate dialogue-based initiatives, including but not limited to: Reconciliation Dialogue Workshops
Regularly assess with Director of Program Development and CEO, the progress of all portfolio initiatives, identifying risks and developing mitigating tactics to ensure success
Produce reporting as required to enable organizational objectives
Enable the success of the department and the achievement of organizational objectives by helping with other duties, as required
Steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness
Skills & Experience This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual with knowledge and interest in community engagement and facilitation to support an organization on a national level that has already made a significant impact in BC. The successful candidate will support the Director of Program Development and will work collaboratively with a high-performance staff team.
Specific requirements include:
At least 5 years of experience in cross-cultural community engagement
Experience working directly with Indigenous communities, with a strong understanding of the reconciliation process
Analytic and decisive decision maker with the ability to prioritize and communicate to staff key objectives and tactics necessary to achieve organizational goals
Strong written and verbal communication skills; a persuasive and passionate communicator with excellent public speaking skills
Experience designing and hosting dialogue-based events
Strong facilitation skills and past experience with cross-cultural dialogue
Confident working with a wide range of social groups
Strong leadership skills to manage program development and delivery
Action-oriented, entrepreneurial, flexible, and innovative approach to operational management
Passion, humility, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed
Reconciliation Canada values diversity and is an organization that is welcoming of all cultures, educational backgrounds, age, gender, sexual orientation, and abilities. As an Indigenous-led organization, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of all peoples, and promote cultural competencies of each employee.
We are committed to respecting diversity within our workforce and specifically to increasing the number of Indigenous employees within our organization. As preference may be given to qualified Indigenous applicants, we ask that they self-identify in our recruitment and staffing processes.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to [email protected] by Sunday, August 22, 2021.
Employee, full-time (40 hours per week), Reconciliation Canada, North Vancouver, BC
Position Overview
Born from the vision of Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, Gwawaenuk Elder, Reconciliation Canada is leading the way in engaging Canadians in dialogue and transformative experiences that revitalize the relationships among Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. Our model for reconciliation engages people in open and honest conversation to understand our diverse histories and experiences. We actively engage multi-faith and multi-cultural communities to explore the meaning of reconciliation.
Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer (COO), the Operations and People Engagement Manager oversees the administrative systems, project management, and people engagement functions of the organization, including recruitment of paid staff and volunteers, building and updating central tools to assist with operations, programs and people engagement.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee, full time, 40 hours per week Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Reports to: COO
Deliverables & Duties
Operations
Develop and/or optimize Reconciliation Canada’s administrative and operations framework, IT infrastructure, policies and procedures
Manage and review all organization contracts, including insurance policies, office lease, vendors
Keep up to date and ensure protection and security of confidential files and records, including personnel files
Provide support with the preparation of annual budget and administration of the organization’s funds according to the approved budget
Programs and Initiatives
Support the CEO, COO and program managers with delivery, integration, management and coordination of all Reconciliation Canada’s programs and initiatives enabling consistency with established parameters (scope, time, budget)
Coordinate material preparation for the Board of Directors meetings, develop appropriate reports for the Board of Directors and provide logistical support as required for the Board
People Engagement
In collaboration with CEO, COO, and program managers, develop strategy and workforce plans for resourcing current and planned projects
Support the CEO and COO with monitoring and assessing organizational structure, team culture and workload on an ongoing basis, making recommendations as required
Support the team with additional duties as required
Steward a strong culture based on our core values and reflective of our commitment to diversity and inclusiveness
Human Resources and Volunteer Engagement (as part of the HR team)
Support the recruitment process for staff, contractors and volunteers, ensuring all relevant sourcing and screening procedures are adhered to, and make hiring recommendations
Identify workforce skills/competencies gaps and make innovative recommendations for training and support solutions
Provide direction for the execution of best-practice strategies for human resources and volunteer engagement policies and procedures including recruitment, training and competency development, performance evaluation, onboarding and workforce retention
Liaise with the on HR trends/issues, coach staff and volunteers on dealing with conflicts and support these conversations as required
Skills & Experience
We are looking for someone with a broad understanding of non-profit management who has experience working in a dynamic, small organization with big dreams. This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual with operations and human resources experience in the non-profit sector to grow and further develop in an indigenous-led national organization.
Specific requirements include:
5 or more years of experience in a similar role in a non-profit organization
Human resources and volunteer engagement experience. Experience with managing paid staff and volunteers
Proven track record of success facilitating progressive organizational change and development within a growing organization
Entrepreneurial, proactive team player, who can effectively breakdown large pieces of work into activities and prioritize based on milestones and deadlines
Management skills; ability to influence and engage direct and indirect reports and peers
Self-reliant, good problem solver, results oriented
Strong written, oral, interpersonal, and presentation skills and the ability to effectively communicate with senior management, board of directors, and staff
Ability to operate as an effective tactical as well as strategic thinker
Experience with G-suite tools (Gmail, Google Drive, etc.), project management tools (e.g. Asana)
Commitment to learning together, being kind to one another, supporting the health and vibrancy of the team, giving voice to ideas and concerns
Passion, humility, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed
Reconciliation Canada values diversity and is an organization that is welcoming of all cultures, educational backgrounds, age, gender, sexual orientation, and abilities. As an Indigenous-led organization, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of all peoples, and promote cultural competencies of each employee.
We are committed to respecting diversity within our workforce and specifically to increasing the number of Indigenous employees within our organization. As preference may be given to qualified Indigenous applicants, we ask that they self-identify in our recruitment and staffing processes.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume at [email protected] by Sunday, January 31, 2021.
Giving Tuesday is a global movement about unleashing the power of the people to transform their world through giving, collaborating and generosity! It has grown into a movement inspiring millions of people to learn about the organizations that they can support and get involved in. We invite everyone to join us for the 8th annual #GivingTuesday and learn more about Reconciliation Canada and how you can get involved in the spirit of generosity and engagement.
What does Reconciliation Canada do?
Reconciliation Canada leads the way in engaging Canadians in dialogue and transformative experiences that revitalize the relationships among Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. We actively engage multi-faith and multi-cultural communities to explore the meaning of reconciliation. Together, we are charting a New Way Forward.
Why should I be involved?
Your involvement comes at a critical time. The enormity of racial inequity and health disparities are at the forefront of our daily lives. Now, more than ever we are responsible for creating a society that embraces our common humanity.
“Let us find a way to belong to this time and place together. Our future, and the well-being of all our children rests with the kind of relationships we build today.”
– Chief Dr. Robert Joseph –
Your donation will amplify the message of Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, and support Reconciliation Canada’s new online strategy that will engage over one million new people in the reconciliation movement. Our goal is to reach $100,000 in the first five days.
For one week only, your donations will be DOUBLED. Our friends Rudy and Patricia North are generously matching every dollar contributed to Reconciliation Canada! Please check out our donation page https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/45119
Reconciliation Canada stands with the Mi’kmaq People who are lawfully trying to exercise their inherent right to fish as affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada 21 years ago.
Reconciliation Canada is horrified by the racial tension rising on the shores of Nova Scotia over the lobster fishery. It is inexcusable that the Mi’kmaq People still cannot exercise their inherent right to fish as affirmed in the landmark supreme court ruling in the case of Donald Marshall Jr.. The ruling affirmed that Mi’kmaq had the right to earn a moderate living from the fishery.
We are a nation that cherishes the rule of law. But we also stand proudly on the premise that this law is entrenched solidly on the redeeming notions of justice and equality.
So, why are we here in this moment confronted with signs of hatred, violence and vigilantism?
Why is the verdict of our highest court in the land not applied, not honoured? Twenty-one years is far too long. We have all failed the Mi’kmaq.
Our relationship, Indigenous and non-indigenous, is on trial once again, just as it was on the Wetsuwaten stand-off.
Reconciliation Canada calls on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to engage his high office’s influence to bring all the parties together to seek resolution mutually. To call for peace and reconciliation that creates a pathway forward that is inclusive and shares prosperity.
We call on the Minister of Fisheries and the Department of Fisheries to avail all of its resources and expertise to expedite a process that will lead to mutual agreement and benefit.
To the RCMP, keep the peace and protect and serve.
To all others, call for a peaceful and just solution to this precarious conflict.
Let us try to advance reconciliation. Namwayut- We are all one.
Employee (Intern), 35 hours per week, Reconciliation Canada,
North Vancouver, BC
Position Overview
Born from the vision of Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, Gwawaenuk
Elder, Reconciliation Canada is leading the way in engaging Canadians in
dialogue and transformative experiences that revitalize the relationships among
Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. Our model for reconciliation engages people
in open and honest conversation to understand our diverse histories and
experiences. We actively engage multi-faith and multi-cultural communities to
explore the meaning of reconciliation.
Reporting to the Chief Strategy Officer, the Community
Engagement Coordinator will enable the successful delivery of all Community
Engagement (CE) initiatives through the coordination of all logistics
associated with the successful delivery of CE and outreach initiatives
including but not limited to: participant and partner outreach, speaking
engagement, event, presentation and workshop logistics. The Coordinator is a
proactive, team-oriented individual with a passion for the mission of
Reconciliation Canada.
Core Values & Beliefs
‘Namwayut – We are All One
Dignity
Hope
Openness
Understanding
Courage
Position Type: Employee (Intern), 35 hours per week Location: Reconciliation Canada Office at 206, 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver & remote Term: September 14, 2020 – January 15, 2021, the offer of employment will be dependent on funding approval Reports to: Chief Strategy Officer Rate: $17.00/hour
Deliverables & Duties
Support the logistics and technology
for presence at community engagement events, including online events and
meetings
Research, develop and maintain the
database of community engagement and outreach contacts and partners
Identify, manage and ensure that all
technology requirements have been identified and fulfilled for events,
presentations, podcasts, webinars, workshops etc., as required
Research and help with knowledge
translation for the community engagement programs
Coordinate the invitation process
for all community engagement program participants, including but not limited
to: initial email and phone outreach, invitation and RSVP process, continued communication
to answer any questions and/or concerns that might arise
Coordinate the preparation and
distribution of electronic/hard copy materials for all community engagement
programs
Conduct research to ensure proper
preparation of any protocol materials and/or gifts for each unique community
Ensure all required Reconciliation
Canada resources are in place for community engagement program delivery
including, but limited to briefing staff on all details regarding the logistics
(i.e. technology)
Support the team with other duties,
as required
Steward a strong culture that is
based on Reconciliation Canada’s core values and that is reflective of our
commitment to diversity and inclusiveness
Skills & Experience
This is an extraordinary opportunity for an individual with
community engagement experience to grow and further develop an initiative on a
national level that has already made a significant impact in BC.
Specific requirements include:
Experience in workshop logistics, and community engagement and outreach activities
Embodies reconciliation in all aspects of one’s life
Strong written and verbal communication skills; a persuasive and passionate communicator with excellent telephone manner
Strong organizational, event management and multi-tasking skills
Good problem-solving ability, creativity, drive and entrepreneurial spirit
Confident working with diverse communities
Experience with G-suite tools and software
Passion, humility, integrity, positive attitude, mission-driven, and self-directed
Internship Program requirements:
Full and part-time students enrolled in an accredited Canadian college or university
Students must be enrolled in post-secondary and not graduating (or have not completed their
program requirements) for the first 30 days of the internship
Holds Canadian citizenship, Permanent Residency, or refugee status
Reconciliation Canada values diversity and is an organization that is welcoming of all cultures, educational backgrounds, age, gender, sexual orientation, and abilities. As an Indigenous-led organization, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of all peoples, and promote cultural competencies of each employee.
We are committed to respecting diversity within our workforce and specifically to increasing the number of Indigenous employees within our organization. As preference may be given to qualified Indigenous applicants, we ask that they self-identify in our recruitment and staffing processes.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume at [email protected] by Tuesday, August 25, 2020
