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Description

Position Description
AFCS is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented summer student to assist with communications of the organization and awareness of individual programs. This role supports the outreach, engagement and coordination of safety and more inclusive environments for urban Indigenous communities.

Key Responsibilities
    Serve as first point of contact for members, partners, stakeholders, and the public, ensuring professional and responsive communication
    Coordinate logistics for a variety of meetings
    Assist in planning, organizing and executing planned project activities and events
    Assist in developing and distribution of educational materials
    Create and schedule social media posts, monitor engagement and respond to inquiries with team guidance
    Track participant, feedback, and align with outcomes for project evaluation
    Maintain records, prepare reports and support team meetings
    Work closely with team and community partners to ensure project goals are met
    Assist team in providing training and resources to support safe spaces across Saskatchewan
    Foster accessible, culturally grounded, intergenerational safe spaces
    Undertake additional duties as assigned to support organizational operations and strategic priorities

Qualifications
    Be aged between 15-30 years of age at the start of the summer job
    Be legally allowed to work in Canada
    Currently enrolled in a post-secondary program, preferably communications, social sciences, Indigenous studies or related field
    Have strong written, verbal, visual communication skills
    Ability to work independently and as part of team
    Willingness to travel within Saskatchewan with the potential for across Canada
    Comfortable using social media platforms, online design software (Canva) and Microsoft suite
    Have knowledge of the TRC Calls to Action, MMIWG2S