Indigenous Policy Advisor

Drive impactful change in urban Indigenous communities as a Policy Advisor at OFIFC in Toronto, Ontario. Leverage your skills in policy analysis and advocacy within a hybrid work model.

As a Policy Advisor with OFIFC, you'll be a key advocate for the Friendship Centre Movement, focusing on Indigenous self-determination and public policy analysis.

Your role will involve fostering relationships with Friendship Centres, analyzing policy issues, and developing Indigenous-led strategies for systemic change. Utilize your expertise in community development and strong communication skills to advance policy goals aligned with the organizational priorities.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct comprehensive policy research and analysis

• Build relationships with Friendship Centres for better community engagement

• Advocate for Indigenous-led solutions in public policy

• Prepare reports and communication materials for stakeholders

• Facilitate training and workshops to enhance policy understanding

Requirements:

• Post-secondary education in Public Policy or similar field

• 2-3 years of policy analysis or community development experience

• Strong writing and oral communication skills

• Knowledge of government structures and political theory

• Ability to work independently towards policy objectives

Utilize your analytical skills and creativity to support the development of effective policies for urban Indigenous communities.
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