Advance your career in public policy as a Title &

• Rights Researcher for the k̓wezúsmin̓ Title &

• Rights department. This full time role centers on research related to Aboriginal rights and land use planning. As the Title &

• Rights Researcher, reporting to the Project &

• Culture Manager, you will conduct vital research to inform the Lil'wat Nation's governance and advocacy efforts. The position requires collaboration across departments, ensuring that research is well-organized and leads to actionable outputs for leadership. This role is suited for individuals who understand Indigenous rights and have a keen analytical mindset. Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct analyses of Aboriginal rights and title issues
- Prepare referral summaries and identify potential impacts




- Develop research briefs and reports for leadership
- Collaborate with GIS and Cultural Research teams
- Support land use planning initiatives Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Indigenous Studies or similar
- Minimum 3-5 years in policy analysis or research
- Knowledge of Aboriginal rights in British Columbia
- Strong writing and communication skills
- Class 5 Driver's License and clean record Utilize your skills to ensure the integrity of Indigenous rights and support effective decision-making for the Lil'wat Nation.

📌 Aboriginal Rights Researcher at k̓wezúsmin̓ (Mount Currie)
🏢 Lilwat Nation
📍 Mount Currie