The Native Justice Coalition is recruiting new members to our Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council
Learn more and submit an application following the above link or click on the box below.
About
The Native Justice Coalition is seeking applications for our Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council. The Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council serves to guide the Truth & Reconciliation Commission programming and new initiatives that we are launching. You will be working directly with the Truth & Reconciliation Commission Coordinator to provide recommendations, feedback, and organizational support.
Position Title – Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council Member
Length of Term – 1 Year
Reports To – Truth & Reconciliation Commission Coordinator
Responsibilities –
- Understand and promote the mission and the vision of the Native Justice Coalition.
- Attend Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council meetings remotely and in person.
- Review agenda and supporting documents prior to our meetings.
- Be familiar with the organization’s programs, policies, and operations.
- Attend our annual conference, Healing Stories, talking circles, or any program events. It is not required to attend all events. Travel, lodging, accommodations and meals will be covered for you by the Native Justice Coalition.
- Advise and make recommendations to our current programs and new initiatives as they pertain to boarding school healing, justice, education, advocacy, and awareness.
Time Demands –
- Attend and actively participate in at least 75% of the Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council meetings. 4 meetings per year, approximately 2 hours in length.
- Attend and actively participate in the annual in person meeting and planning retreat. Approximately 1-2 days over a weekend in the late summer or early spring.
Compensation –
- Boarding School Survivor Advisory Council members will receive an honorarium for their participation. This is a new element that our organization is able to offer starting this year.
