Junior Policy Analyst – (2) Summer Students

The Summer Student, Junior Policy Analyst supports policy development through research, data analysis, and information gathering related to First Nations issues and priorities. This position contributes to the achievement of work plans and organizational objectives by supporting national advocacy efforts.

Requirements

• Gathers information and statistics to inform policy development and provides related recommendations.
• Writes meeting summaries and conducts research to support the preparation of funding proposals and policy materials.
• Assists with the preparation of resolutions, as needed.
• Participates in team meetings and shares updates with colleagues.
• Collaborates with other teams and departments within the organization as required.
• Attends staff-wide meetings and engagement sessions
• Assists in the preparation of briefing notes, speaking notes, presentations, reports, memos, articles, work plans, and other materials to support internal planning and communication.
• Ensures final approved documents are properly filed in the organization’s record-keeping system.
• Maintains effective communication and positive working relationships with internal colleagues.
• Supports the development and maintenance of strong relationships with First Nations leadership, specialists, organizations, and communities at the national, regional, and local levels.
• Participates in engagement sessions, meetings, and events as required.
• Assists in preparing quality materials for colleagues use by senior leadership, including speaking notes, briefing notes, correspondence, and presentations.
• Supports the planning and coordination of committees, working groups, and engagement events.
• Attends and takes notes at key assemblies and gatherings (e.g., Annual General Assembly, Special Chiefs Assembly), as required.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Director.