Community Education Coordinator

Position Summary

The Community Education Coordinator will lead the logistics planning for trainings, workshops, and camps; engaging priority communities to determine the needs and next steps. The Community Education Coordinator will complete follow-up and evaluation after trainings/events are concluded. They will work directly with the Training Development Team to coordinate with partners, develop learning resources, and carry out Native Movement Community Education Program’s goals and objectives.

• Work on the Community Education team to meet project goals as well as working with other Native Movement teams (Action and Advocacy, Communications, Movement Infrastructure).
• Coordinate and implement camps and community knowledge sharing events.
• Work with our Community Education team to help shape appropriate documents for best functioning of teamwork and programmatic goals.
• Meet with community partners to prep the training team and prepare appropriate knowledge sharing resources/opportunities.
• Work with the Community Education team to incorporate evaluation and feedback into future trainings.
• Support Native Movement in deepening online learning resources (recording and launching online learning materials).
• Support the team in the implementation of cohorts, workshops, and camp programs.
• Additional responsibilities to be identified as the program evolves.

• Additional or shifted responsibilities to be identified as the organization evolves.

Make routine, job related decisions within established guidelines and expectations.

This position reports directly to the Community Education Director. No supervision exercised.

This position must be based in Alaska, and ideally located in Anchorage. Work in office is highly preferred with the potential of remote work upon approval.

Native Movement is committed to providing reasonable accommodations, according to the applicable state and federal laws, to all individuals with qualified physical and mental disabilities.

Generally, the office environment is calm, with some days of higher activity due to organizational events. Some noise from people in the office is expected, and may increase during events. We are a family-friendly workplace, so children of all ages may be present at any time. Dogs are allowed in the office, so there may be occasional barking and dogs walking throughout the building.

This position may require travel within the state for retreats and team building activities. Possibility of a flexible schedule within agreed guidelines.

The physical demands of this position require the ability to occasionally remain in a stationary position, move or traverse throughout an office and event spaces, both indoors and outdoors. Occasionally, you must be able to transport objects through the office or event space for various needs, up to 50 pounds with or without assistance. Must be able to commute to and from office and event locations.

Requires the ability to ascend a flight of stairs, several times a day. Additionally, the employee must be able to exchange information and ideas so that others will understand, receive and understand instructions, readily recall facts and details, and exercise independent judgment.

Native Movement provides greater than average Paid Time Off (PTO), including “Harvest” and “Ceremony/Spiritual” leave and ample paid holidays. Additionally, Native Movement offers paid “wellness” time and is committed to the sustainability of our team’s health and wellbeing. Other employee benefits include medical, dental and vision for employee and dependents, Life/Accidental Death & Dismemberment insurance, Retirement benefits. Professional development opportunities as identified by the staff and their supervisor.

Native Movement is committed to providing an employment environment that is welcoming of all people and free from discrimination and harassment. Native Movement work and community spaces are generally matriarchal, welcoming, and informal. Possibility of flexible schedule and…