Advance Indigenous initiatives at McGill University in Montréal through library services, research support, and relationships with Indigenous communities and organizations.

The Indigenous Initiatives Librarian joins the McGill Libraries as an Assistant or Associate Librarian on a tenure track. This three-year appointment may be renewed and offers a portfolio shaped around three or four selected areas. Duties may include Indigenous-focused instruction, collection development, programming, and community engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide research support and course instruction on Indigenous topics
- Develop Indigenous collections, projects, programs, events, and exhibitions
- Increase discoverability and access for Indigenous library materials




- Maintain relationships with Indigenous communities and McGill partners
- Advance Indigenous epistemologies across resources, services, and spaces

Requirements:

- Master’s degree in Library or Information Studies or equivalent
- Experience working with Indigenous communities or organizations
- Cultural fluency with Indigenous world views, cultures, and values
- Knowledge of Indigenous scholarship, epistemologies, pedagogies, and ways of knowing
- Fluency in oral and written English

Bring library expertise, Indigenous knowledge, and relationship-building skills to McGill Libraries’ reconciliation-focused work in Montréal.

📌 Indigenous Initiatives Academic Librarian (Canada)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Canada