Research Specialist for Non-Profit Advocacy (British Columbia)

Research Specialist for Non-Profit Advocacy (British Columbia)

11 Sep
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Vantage Point
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British Columbia

11 Sep

Vantage Point

British Columbia

Join Vantage Point as a Research and Knowledge Mobilization Specialist, focusing on enhancing evidence-based advocacy within the non-profit sector. Enjoy a hybrid working model linking remote and office work.

As part of the Engagement and Advocacy Team, you will spearhead significant research activities for the BC Non-Profit Network. The role involves crafting impactful reports, engaging with community members for data collection, and advocating through well-researched insights. Your contributions will help shape policy discourse while fostering collaboration with stakeholders across British Columbia.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead innovative applied research projects
• Execute the State of BC’s Non-Profit Sector Survey
• Analyze trends informing policy development




• Produce engaging knowledge products for the sector
• Promote community engagement through accurate reporting

Requirements:
• Master’s degree in social science or related field
• 2+ years experience in research and data management
• Proficient in communication and presentation skills
• Solid project management capabilities
• Familiarity with BC’s non-profit landscape is beneficial

Utilize your research skills to promote non-profit initiatives and community advocacy at Vantage Point.
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📌 Research Specialist for Non-Profit Advocacy (British Columbia)
🏢 Vantage Point
📍 British Columbia

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