Community Research Navigator (CRN)

All Nations Hope Network (ANHN) is looking for a Community Research Navigator (CRN) for Kiskinowâphkewin Manitou Isîhcikêwin project. The Kiskinowâphkewin Manitou Isîhcikêwin CRNs will be responsible for building weekly programming and working closely with the Warriors of the project.

ANHN has developed a research project that will implement and assess the impact of land and gender-based cultural interventions among urban Indigenous men in Regina. ANHN is applying past research learnings to develop evidence-informed, culturally responsive interventions that address both the origin and impact of imposed inequities. This project will design, implement, and evaluate an Indigenous men’s program of cultural intervention practices (CIPs) informed by Indigenous knowledges of the Treaty territories near Regina.

ANHN is a provincial, Indigenous organization who is leading the response to HIV and AIDS through empowerment, education and community. Our organization is culturally grounded, and operates through Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Doing (IWKD).              

Qualifications:

·        Relevant post-secondary degree or certificate or equivalent work experience in the field

·        Related experience in crisis support, substance use issues, mental health and addictions

·        Demonstrate knowledge of community agencies and their relevant programs and services

·        Strong preference to First Nations, Métis, or Inuit man with experience working in Indigenous communities

Skills and Abilities:

·       Works well as part of a team

·       Planning/organization skills

·       Computer skills in Microsoft 365

·       Verbal communication and problem-solving skills

·       Time management

·       Personal motivations

·       Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous ceremony and protocol

·       Must have valid class 5 drivers license and vehicle