The compensation range for this role is $24-$28/hour, depending on experience.
This position will focus on documentation development, controls, and training of processes and procedures to strengthen the support functions of the organization. Additionally, this position will assume management of our paperless file store system, develop clear processes, and provide training and support to staff. The IT Support Tech provides support functions on organization-wide systems used by all staff. See the complete job description for details. This is a temporary position that will end in September 2025.
To apply, please complete and submit an employment application with a cover letter, resume, and three technical writing samples. Submit all documents to the Human Resources Manager, Julie Weddell, at careers@niwrc.org. Open until filled.
The compensation range for this role is $65,000 - $82,000.
Under the general direction of the Executive Director and the supervision of the Director of Policy, the Policy Specialist will assist in fulfilling NIWRC’s FVPSA policy grant deliverables by working with staff, consultants, and external partners to identify policy priorities, drafting position papers, and provide training and technical assistance regarding policy priority areas; and engage in advocacy efforts to advance NIWRC’s policy goals, with particular emphasis on FVPSA grant deliverables. The Policy Specialist will help ensure that the NIWRC’s policy work, systems engagement, and resource development are culturally, historically, and legally relevant and supports governmental, nonprofit, and community responses to the immediate crisis needs of Native women victimized by violence and the social change work inherent in ending violence against Native women.
To apply, please complete and submit an employment application, a resume, and a cover letter. Submit all documents to the Human Resources Manager, Julie Weddell, at careers@niwrc.org. Open until filled.
NEW EPISODE! Speaking Our Truth, Podcast for Change
Episode 32 - "Breaking the Silence" with guest Nanifay Paglinawan
Join NIWRC as we interview Nanifay Paglinawan, or Aunty, a kūpuna elder and founding member of Women Helping Women. Aunty and discuss themes of self-care, the universality of trauma, and the resilience we all find within our communities. We’ll delve into thought-provoking questions and possible actions for disrupting the spirals: How am I colonizing myself? What am I putting in the canoe? What is my weather like? How can we create positivity in times of crisis? And how can we benefit from a dump group?
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