×
Register Here to Apply for Jobs or Post Jobs. X

Indigenous Programming Supervisor

Job in Calgary, Alberta, D3J, Canada
Listing for: Heritage Park Historical Village
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-02-21
Job specializations:
  • Social Work
    Youth Development, Bilingual, Summer Seasonal
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 60000 - 80000 CAD Yearly CAD 60000.00 80000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Job Title:

Indigenous Programming Supervisor

Department:
Indigenous Programming and Experience

Position Type:
Permanent Full‑Time

Hours:

35 hours per week

Final date to receive applications:
March 4, 2026

The Invitation

We invite someone who carries their teachings with care, walks with humility and strength, and is ready to share, listen, and grow alongside community. This role is about weaving Indigenous voices into the fabric of Heritage Park, so that every visitor experiences not only history, but living culture.

Department Overview

The Indigenous Relations & Programming department supports Heritage Park’s commitment to truth and reconciliation, cultural inclusion, and authentic storytelling. It develops and delivers Indigenous‑led programming, community partnerships, and advisory structures that strengthen relationships with Treaty 7 Nations, Métis communities, and urban Indigenous groups.

The portfolio integrates Indigenous knowledge, protocols, and perspectives into the Park’s operations, guest experiences, and long‑term planning.

It also embraces oral storytelling practices, supporting the sharing of existing knowledge and the creation of new understandings. These stories inform and evolve the Park’s smudge protocol, becoming part of the living truth.

Through this process Heritage Park defines and shares lessons learned from new knowledge, contributing to enriched teachings and deeper understanding, moving collectively through levels of learning within the circle of jurisdiction and spirit.

Who You Are
  • Carry your own story and teachings with integrity.
  • Have experience working with Indigenous communities and building respectful partnerships.
  • Be comfortable guiding conversations about history, culture, and reconciliation.
  • Bring creativity, adaptability, and a willingness to learn.
What We Value
  • Relationality:
    Working together, guided by respect, reciprocity, and responsibility.
  • Decolonial practice:
    Moving beyond institutional check boxes, centering Indigenous perspectives in decision‑making and storytelling.
  • Storytelling:
    Honoring oral traditions and recognizing that stories are teachings, not just entertainment.
  • Community connection:
    Valuing lived experience, cultural knowledge, and relationships as much as formal education.
What You Will Do
  • Carry stories:
    Share Indigenous knowledge, teachings, and perspectives through programming, interpretation, and events. Know and understand the difference between oral narratives and storytelling.
  • Build relationships:
    Work with COOK Circle, Guest Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers, and like‑minded community partners to ensure programming is respectful, reciprocal, and rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing.
  • Guide learning:
    Support staff and visitors in understanding Indigenous histories and contemporary realities, fostering relational dialogue rather than transactional.
  • Hold space:
    Create opportunities for Indigenous voices to be heard and celebrated, ensuring programming reflects diversity across Nations and communities.
Job Overview

Under the direction of the Senior Advisor, Indigenous Relations & Programming, the Indigenous Programming Supervisor supports the day‑to‑day delivery and coordination of Indigenous programming across the Park. This role focuses on operational execution, cultural integrity in program delivery, and front‑line support of seasonal staff and volunteers. While not responsible for sustained supervision or strategic direction, the Supervisor plays a key role in ensuring Indigenous programming is carried respectfully, consistently, and in alignment with teachings and protocol.

It acts as a working lead within programming spaces, supporting logistics, mentoring in‑the‑moment, and ensuring daily readiness of land‑based and storytelling experiences.

Responsibilities Daily Programming Supervision & Operational Coordination
  • Support delivery of Indigenous land‑based and oral storytelling programming in alignment with established teachings and direction from the Senior Advisor.
  • Assist in coordinating daily staff and volunteer coverage within Indigenous programming spaces.
  • Prepare materials, spaces, and logistical elements required for programming and events.
  • Step…
Note that applications are not being accepted from your jurisdiction for this job currently via this jobsite. Candidate preferences are the decision of the Employer or Recruiting Agent, and are controlled by them alone.
To Search, View & Apply for jobs on this site that accept applications from your location or country, tap here to make a Search:
 
 
 
Search for further Jobs Here:
(Try combinations for better Results! Or enter less keywords for broader Results)
Location
Increase/decrease your Search Radius (miles)

Job Posting Language
Employment Category
Education (minimum level)
Filters
Education Level
Experience Level (years)
Posted in last:
Salary