Do you love to plan, organize and coordinate projects?

Are you interested in working for an organization that values relationships, diversity and inclusion?

Indigenous Perspectives Society (IPS) is a charitable not-for-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the lives and voices of Indigenous peoples, and we are looking for a Program Development Project Lead to work within our Indigenous Child and Family Services Training (ICFST). ICFST provides child welfare delegation training to the twenty-four Indigenous Child and Family Service Agencies within British Columbia, with a focus on restorative practices that uphold, support and honour Indigenous peoples’ systems of caring and resiliency.

As an organization, IPS is also focused on hosting an inclusive workplace through comprehensive and holistic benefits, including extended health benefits, cultural leaves, and professional development.

The salary is $70,000.00 annually based on 35 hours/week.

Closing: October 22, 2026 with a start date in early November.

Position Summary: 

Working with the Manager of Curriculum and Learning Development, the PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT LEAD is responsible for supporting projects associated with the Indigenous Child and Family Services Training (ICFST).  The role creates actionable project plans to support and/or improve program curriculum. To do so, the role works closely with a variety of external contractors and internal staff and maintains collaborative and cooperative relationships to meet project goals. The role also supports the administration of ICFST by analyzing feedback from participants and instructors, preparing quarterly reports and maintaining educational platforms, tools and resources to support curriculum delivery for both instructors and participants.

Ideal Experience:

• Education or experience in the field of Human and Social Sciences, Indigenous Governance, or Indigenous Family/Community Support
• Work or lived experience in project planning/organizing/coordinating and/or working with Indigenous children, youth, families and communities
• Sound knowledge of Indigenous communities, cultures, traditions and practices in BC
• Awareness and sensitivity to the impacts of colonization and the shared context of reconciliation
• Proficiency with computer software including MS Office, Moodle and PowerPoint

Preference will be given to individuals identifying as First Nations, Métis or Inuit

Please see the complete position description

To apply for this position, please apply by emailing rachelled@ipsociety.ca and including your

cover letter and resume.

Indigenous Perspectives Society thanks all applicants for their interest and advises that only those selected for an interview will be contacted.