Strengthen community connections with ATC as a Cultural Engagement Coordinator in Fort Chipewyan. Drive cultural identity and wellness initiatives for Indigenous children, families, and caregivers. Reporting to the Community Education and Engagement Supervisor, this role demands expertise in Indigenous practices and cultural programming.

With a focus on the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN), you’ll lead initiatives such as Family Trees and Cultural Plans. Collaborate with Member Nations, Elders, and community partners to incorporate Cree and Dene cultures into essential services for children and families. Key Responsibilities:
Develop Family Trees promoting cultural heritage and reunification
Oversee Cultural Plans reflecting individual and family needs
Facilitate access to Elders, ceremonies,



and traditional learning
Provide cultural guidance on local protocols and practices
Design and deliver workshops in partnership with Member Nations

Requirements:
Minimum two years in cultural programming or community support
Knowledge of Cree and Dene cultures and languages
Robust relationship-building abilities with diverse stakeholders
Proficient organizational and facilitation skills
Transparent Criminal Record and Child Intervention Record Checks required

Help preserve cultural identity and support community well-being through this impactful role.

📌 Cultural Engagement Coordinator Position Fort Mcmurray
🏢 Athabasca Tribal Council
📍 Fort McMurray