Research Interview Participants Needed for Cultural Identity Silencing Study

Research Interview Participants Needed for Cultural Identity Silencing Study

Currently recruiting participants for a study exploring the experiences of cultural identity silencing of Native American identity in K-12 education

In order to participate you must:
• 18-20 years old
• College student (includes new freshman)
• Identify as Native American/American Indian (including multiracial and pan-Indian identities)
• Be willing to participate in 3 face-to-face interviews
• Have experienced cultural identity silencing of your Native American/ American Indian identity during your K-12 education

* Selection will include a 5-10 min phone conversation with the researcher to talk about your interest in participating in the study, explain the procedure, and answer any questions you have about participating.  

Participants will receive $50.00 visa gift card upon completion of all three interviews

If you would like to participate or find out more details about the study contact: 
Katheryne Leigh, Ed.M, klh2q3@mail.umsl.edu, 716-969-5414

Evaluation Specialist at the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation

Evaluation Specialist (Closing Date June 30th)

The the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation is seeking an Evaluation Specialist to oversee all program evaluation efforts, including outputs, outcomes and impact of the NB3 Foundation.

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Communications Specialist Position at the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation

Communication Specialist  (Closing Date June 30th)

The the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation is seeking a Communication Specialist responsible for designing and executing effective internal and external communication strategies including social, print and online media for the NB3 Foundation. The Communication Specialist will be tasked with the creation and editorial oversight of designated external and internal communications to ensure all messages are consistent, accurate, timely, and relevant. The Communication Specialist will help design and implement an overall communications plan for the organization.

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Celebrating World Culture At Lindbergh High School

Lindsey Manshack and Airianne Posey participated in the Celebrating World

Culture Event at Lindbergh High School.

You can view photos from the event in the Times Article Celebrating World Culture At Lindbergh High School

Chickasaw Nation Dance Troupe at Cahokia Mounds

Deputy Director for the National American Indian Housing Council

Deputy Director position in Washington DC  

The National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) is seeking to fill the full-time position of Deputy Director for the national office in Washington, DC.  This high-level position serves as a senior leader on organizational operations and reports directly to the Executive Director. The position directs all aspects of the organization’s administrative services and operations in support of NAIHC.

This position supervises administrative personnel and coordinates departmental administrative personnel for general clerical, financial and administrative support activities; assures that good customer service is provided from support staff through proper training and mentoring; works closely with the Executive Director for planning, budgeting, member services, management and grant management.  The Deputy Director is responsible for procurement and contracting services and for the development, implementation and monitoring of written policies governing NAIHC.  The Deputy Director works closely with the Executive Director to ensure that the program, events and financial objectives of NAIHC’s strategic plan are met. This position provides support in the areas of grant writing, program compliance, statistical analysis, project/program development, technical assistance, and facilitates collection and analysis of membership data including periodic membership needs assessment.

Minimum candidate qualifications include:  Bachelor’s degree in accounting, business or related field; Minimum of 7-10 years of progressively responsible experience in non-profits, including experience in non-profit finance, internal controls, policy, human resource management, program development, and event planning.  Must possess excellent supervisory and planning skills; strong written and oral communication skills.

Candidates should send their resume and cover letter to careers@naihc.net.  Please place “Deputy Director” in the subject line. For more information on NAIHC visit www.naihc.net.  Position will be open until filled.

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Program Assistant Position for the National American Indian Housing Council

Program Assistant position in Washington DC  

The National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) is seeking to fill the full-time position of Program Assistant.  This Program Assistant position will focus on NAIHC’s training and technical assistance activities (T/TA) and general office administration.

The position coordinates day-to-day processes for NAIHC T/TA programs. This includes collecting, maintaining and organizing all program database records and files including student attendance, examinations, certificates and scholarship applications; updating NAIHC website with timely, accurate information and forms for all program events and programs; assisting in the preparation of program reports by gathering statistical information in fulfillment of program reporting requirements. The position is also responsible for providing printed promotional materials related to programs, products and services for distribution; coordinating travel; providing instructors with materials including registration list; assisting with reconciliation of tuition fees, membership payments, credit cards and other program transactions; reviewing expense reports and payables submitted by field staff and consultant invoices for accuracy and required documentation of products and services delivered. The position drafts all correspondence to students who complete all requirements for PIHM and coordinates all logistics for recognition of students at NAIHC events.   The position also drafts RFP’s for presenters and consultants and coordinates the selection process and timeline.  

General office duties will also include logging and distributing incoming mail and preparing mailings; participating in staff meetings, retreats, strategic planning sessions, and organizational meetings; ad procuring resources, services and supplies to meet NAIHC office needs. The position will also cross train with other NAIHC staff, to provide back-up assistance to other Program Assistant positions.

Candidate skills required include:  Bachelor’s degree in business, social services or related field; Minimum of 5 years of progressively responsible experience in non-profits, including experience in grant and program support; strong knowledge of computer systems, possess excellent customer service skills; strong written and oral communication skills. This position requires a highly organized individual with time-management, accuracy, web and desktop publishing skills.

Candidates should send their resume and cover letter to careers@naihc.net.  Please place “Program Assistant” in the subject line. For more information on NAIHC visit www.naihc.net.  Position will be open until filled.

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