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Details

Reports to: Executive Director and Communication Director
Location: Remote. West Vancouver, BC
Hours of Work: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (May occasionally be required to work evenings and weekends)

Responsibilities

  • Monitor and Analyze Policies: You track and analyze federal and provincial policies, programs, and legislative initiatives that impact First Nations’ title, rights, and interests.
  • Strategic Research and Policy Development: You conduct research and provide high-quality policy analysis, advice, and recommendations on key issues.
  • Communication & Information Sharing: You compile and disseminate critical information to FNS leadership, staff, and BC First Nations on government policies and programs.
  • Program and Policy Planning: You assist in the development and implementation of programs and policies that align with the FNS’s mission and directives from Chiefs in Assembly.
  • Briefings & Reports: You prepare speaking notes, briefing notes, reports, and other communications materials to keep stakeholders informed.
  • Meeting Coordination & Support: You coordinate and attend key meetings with UBCIC Executive, FNLC, and other stakeholders, compiling materials and preparing meeting packages.
  • Community & Partner Engagement: You support collaboration with First Nations and partner organizations, responding to inquiries and facilitating dialogue on critical issues.
  • Event Planning & Implementation: You assist in planning and coordinating FNS assemblies, ensuring successful execution of meetings and events.
  • Documentation & Follow-Up: You maintain meticulous records of meetings, resolutions, and initiatives, ensuring timely follow-ups and continuity in ongoing projects.
  • Adaptability & Initiative: You take on additional tasks as needed to support the evolving needs of the FNS and its leadership.