Join ATC as a Cultural Engagement Coordinator in Fort Chipewyan to empower families through cultural preservation and education. Implement services that reinforce identity and wellness in the community. As the Coordinator, you will liaise with the Community Education and Engagement Supervisor to craft programs that serve the ACFN.

Essential tasks include managing Family Trees, creating Cultural Plans, and fostering partnerships with Elders and Knowledge Keepers. This position focuses on ensuring children and families connect meaningfully with their cultural roots. Key Responsibilities:

- Create Family Trees that promote family bonds and cultural ties
- Advise on and oversee Cultural Plans for children and caregivers
- Facilitate access to cultural teachings and community resources




- Support Child & Family Services with culturally appropriate practices
- Conduct workshops that celebrate community traditions Requirements:
- At least two years’ experience in cultural services or community support
- Familiarity with Cree and Dene cultural practices
- Robust interpersonal and communication skills
- Proven ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Valid Class 5 license and required background checks Engage with children, youth, and families to foster cultural connection and community support in this vital role.

📌 Cultural Engagement Coordinator Fort Chipewyan (Fort McMurray)
🏢 Athabasca Tribal Council
📍 Fort McMurray