Goldbelt, Inc.
Program Manager, Culture & Arts Program
Goldbelt, Inc., Juneau, Alaska, us, 99812
Overview
Position SummaryThe Program Manager is responsible for the overall planning, implementation, and data tracking of the Culture & Arts program, which is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and revitalizing Lingit and other Southeast cultures. This role requires a deep understanding of Lingit cultures, communities, and issues, as well as a strong foundation in program management and community engagement.Preference will be given to Alaska Natives and/or American Indian applicants.
Responsibilities
Essential Job Functions:Develop and implement culturally appropriate program plans and strategies aligned with the organization's mission and vision.Oversee program budget development, monitoring, and reporting in accordance with Indigenous cultural values and practices.Recruit, hire, train, and supervise program staff, fostering a culturally competent and supportive work environment.Build and maintain strong relationships with Indigenous communities, Elders, cultural bearers, and other stakeholders.Collect and analyze program data to measure outcomes and inform program improvements, ensuring data sovereignty and ethical practices.Prepare and support grant proposal submissions and reports that accurately reflect the program's impact on Indigenous communities.Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, grant reporting requirements, and Indigenous protocols.Represent the organization at community events, conferences, and gatherings, promoting Indigenous culture and knowledge.Develop and implement culturally grounded program evaluation plans to assess program effectiveness.Identify and pursue opportunities for program expansion and collaboration with Indigenous communities.Other related duties as assigned
Qualifications
Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Indigenous studies, social work, public administration, or a related field. Eight years of direct work experience may substitute.Minimum of 3 years of experience in program management or implementation with a focus on Indigenous communities.Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Southeast Alaska Indigenous cultures, histories, and perspectives.Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to adapt to changing priorities.Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with Southeast Alaska Indigenous communities.Proven ability to manage budgets and financial resources while honoring Indigenous economic principles.Experience in grant writing and reporting, with a focus on culturally relevant outcomes.Demonstrated leadership and supervisory skills with a commitment to cultural humility and empowerment.Any level of fluency in Lingit preferredPosition will be exposed to multiple allergens including cedar and wool (sheep and mountain goat).Must be willing to travel to local and regional events via plane, car, ferry, etc. as neededNeeds a valid AK driver's licenseDesired Qualifications:Experience working with Lingit tribes, communities, or organizations.Knowledge of Indigenous media and communication practices.Any level of fluency in Lingit preferred.The salary for this position is $75,000 + DOE
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Position SummaryThe Program Manager is responsible for the overall planning, implementation, and data tracking of the Culture & Arts program, which is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and revitalizing Lingit and other Southeast cultures. This role requires a deep understanding of Lingit cultures, communities, and issues, as well as a strong foundation in program management and community engagement.Preference will be given to Alaska Natives and/or American Indian applicants.
Responsibilities
Essential Job Functions:Develop and implement culturally appropriate program plans and strategies aligned with the organization's mission and vision.Oversee program budget development, monitoring, and reporting in accordance with Indigenous cultural values and practices.Recruit, hire, train, and supervise program staff, fostering a culturally competent and supportive work environment.Build and maintain strong relationships with Indigenous communities, Elders, cultural bearers, and other stakeholders.Collect and analyze program data to measure outcomes and inform program improvements, ensuring data sovereignty and ethical practices.Prepare and support grant proposal submissions and reports that accurately reflect the program's impact on Indigenous communities.Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, grant reporting requirements, and Indigenous protocols.Represent the organization at community events, conferences, and gatherings, promoting Indigenous culture and knowledge.Develop and implement culturally grounded program evaluation plans to assess program effectiveness.Identify and pursue opportunities for program expansion and collaboration with Indigenous communities.Other related duties as assigned
Qualifications
Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Indigenous studies, social work, public administration, or a related field. Eight years of direct work experience may substitute.Minimum of 3 years of experience in program management or implementation with a focus on Indigenous communities.Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Southeast Alaska Indigenous cultures, histories, and perspectives.Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to adapt to changing priorities.Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with Southeast Alaska Indigenous communities.Proven ability to manage budgets and financial resources while honoring Indigenous economic principles.Experience in grant writing and reporting, with a focus on culturally relevant outcomes.Demonstrated leadership and supervisory skills with a commitment to cultural humility and empowerment.Any level of fluency in Lingit preferredPosition will be exposed to multiple allergens including cedar and wool (sheep and mountain goat).Must be willing to travel to local and regional events via plane, car, ferry, etc. as neededNeeds a valid AK driver's licenseDesired Qualifications:Experience working with Lingit tribes, communities, or organizations.Knowledge of Indigenous media and communication practices.Any level of fluency in Lingit preferred.The salary for this position is $75,000 + DOE
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