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Multicultural Elder & Youth Education Project Coordinator (Downtown Vancouver )
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Multicultural Elder & Youth Education Project Coordinator
(411 Dunsmuir St. - Downtown Vancouver)
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Reply to: bosullivan@411seniors.bc.ca
Date: July 15th
Application Deadline: July 31st
Overview:
Funded by the Ministry of Citizens' Services & Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Public Affairs Bureau, the Multicultural Elder & Youth Education Project is a seven month project that seeks to promote multiculturalism and provide tools for youth and seniors to combat racism. This will be accomplished through two distinct workshop series’. The first of which will be senior led anti-racism workshops for youth and the second will train seniors to record their oral histories. The Multicultural Elder and Youth Education Project Coordinator will implement the following:
• Recruit oral historians from previous 411 Seniors oral history project and secure participation in youth workshop series
• Create teaching/discussion guide for youth presentation series
• Train oral history volunteers with abovementioned resources and create workshop timetables and materials
• Coordinate public and media relations campaigns for the project
• Coordinate and conduct four volunteer run youth anti-racism workshops
• Create training materials for seniors oral history workshops,
• Coordinate and Conduct four multicultural seniors oral history workshops
• Analyze and collate data from participant surveys and create anti-racism fact sheet, disseminate information throughout the community
• Transcribe 4 oral histories from multicultural seniors oral history workshop series and upload to 411 website
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QUALIFICATIONS
• A relevant degree or diploma or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Several years experience working with immigrants and refugees
• Experience with project/community development and event planning
• Strong communication and leadership skills
• Strong computer skills
Position: 7 month contract
Hours: 28 hours a week
Application deadline: July 31st
Position Start Date: August 17th
Salary: $21/hr (including wages and benefits)
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
The 411 Seniors Centre Society is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from members of minority groups.
HOW TO APPLY
Mail, fax or email your resume with cover letter by July 31st to: The 411 Seniors Centre Society, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1X4, Attn: Bonnie O’Sullivan, Fax (604) 681-3589, Email: bosullivan@411seniors.bc.ca. We thank all applicants in advance, however, only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. No Phone calls, please.
(411 Dunsmuir St. - Downtown Vancouver)
________________________________________
Reply to: bosullivan@411seniors.bc.ca
Date: July 15th
Application Deadline: July 31st
Overview:
Funded by the Ministry of Citizens' Services & Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Public Affairs Bureau, the Multicultural Elder & Youth Education Project is a seven month project that seeks to promote multiculturalism and provide tools for youth and seniors to combat racism. This will be accomplished through two distinct workshop series’. The first of which will be senior led anti-racism workshops for youth and the second will train seniors to record their oral histories. The Multicultural Elder and Youth Education Project Coordinator will implement the following:
• Recruit oral historians from previous 411 Seniors oral history project and secure participation in youth workshop series
• Create teaching/discussion guide for youth presentation series
• Train oral history volunteers with abovementioned resources and create workshop timetables and materials
• Coordinate public and media relations campaigns for the project
• Coordinate and conduct four volunteer run youth anti-racism workshops
• Create training materials for seniors oral history workshops,
• Coordinate and Conduct four multicultural seniors oral history workshops
• Analyze and collate data from participant surveys and create anti-racism fact sheet, disseminate information throughout the community
• Transcribe 4 oral histories from multicultural seniors oral history workshop series and upload to 411 website
-
QUALIFICATIONS
• A relevant degree or diploma or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Several years experience working with immigrants and refugees
• Experience with project/community development and event planning
• Strong communication and leadership skills
• Strong computer skills
Position: 7 month contract
Hours: 28 hours a week
Application deadline: July 31st
Position Start Date: August 17th
Salary: $21/hr (including wages and benefits)
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
The 411 Seniors Centre Society is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from members of minority groups.
HOW TO APPLY
Mail, fax or email your resume with cover letter by July 31st to: The 411 Seniors Centre Society, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1X4, Attn: Bonnie O’Sullivan, Fax (604) 681-3589, Email: bosullivan@411seniors.bc.ca. We thank all applicants in advance, however, only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. No Phone calls, please.
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