Support cultural revitalization with ATC as a Cultural Engagement Coordinator in Fort Chipewyan. Enhance community well-being through culturally responsive programming and support for Indigenous families.This role involves partnership with the Community Education and Engagement Supervisor to ensure ACFN children and families receive culturally relevant services. You will coordinate Family Trees and Cultural Plans, as well as facilitate access to Elders and traditional teachings,



strengthening ties to language and culture within the community.Key Responsibilities:Develop and maintain Family Trees for children in careOversee the creation of tailored Cultural PlansConnect families with traditional ceremonies and healing opportunitiesGuide Child & Family Services in culturally sensitive practicesLead workshops that encourage community engagement and participationRequirements:Two years of experience in cultural or community programmingDeep understanding of Cree and Dene languages and traditionsStrong collaboration and communication skillsEffective organizational skills and time managementClear Criminal Record with Vulnerable Sector Check requiredDrive cultural initiatives that reconnect families and enhance community identity through this meaningful position.

📌 Cultural Programs Coordinator At Atc (Wood Buffalo)
🏢 Athabasca Tribal Council
📍 Wood Buffalo