Ottawa Senior Policy Analyst - AFN (Quebec City)

Ottawa Senior Policy Analyst - AFN (Quebec City)

08 Sep
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Assembly of First Nations
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Quebec City

08 Sep

Assembly of First Nations

Quebec City

Shape First Nations child and family policies as a Senior Policy Analyst with the Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa. This permanent full time position emphasizes research, data analysis, and collaborative policy development.

In the role of Senior Policy Analyst, you will lead research and collaboration efforts regarding Bill C-92, contributing to national advocacy strategies. Your role involves analyzing complex data, communicating findings, and supporting policy initiatives that align with First Nations rights. You will engage with various stakeholders to foster relationships and advance community interests.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct comprehensive research and data analysis
• Support policy development with stakeholder engagement
• Draft correspondence and briefing materials




• Maintain and manage relevant datasets
• Coordinate meetings and engagements with internal and external entities

Requirements:
• Degree in First Nations studies, social work, or related field
• Minimum 3 years experience in relevant policy analysis
• Specialized knowledge of First Nations child welfare
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Bilingual ability is preferred

Utilize your expertise to drive significant policy changes at the AFN in Ottawa, impacting First Nations communities.
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📌 Ottawa Senior Policy Analyst - AFN (Quebec City)
🏢 Assembly of First Nations
📍 Quebec City

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