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Do you enjoy bringing people together to build relationships, vision and momentum for change?
STOPS to Violence is a growing province wide, cross sectoral network that focusses on supporting partnerships and building capacity to promote healthy relationships and strong, safe, violence free communities. We are looking for an organized, detail oriented and relationship focussed person to join us in the role of Project Coordinator-Collective Impact. In this role, you will support large scale outreach and engagement to build a strategy to strengthen natural supports for people who use or experience violence.
STOPS to Violence is a virtual office. Your role will focus on outreach, facilitation and strategy development. As a candidate for this position, you are:
detail and people oriented with experience organizing gatherings that bring people together to learn, build relationship and work together through small and large scale in person and virtual events.
experienced with effective communication and outreach strategies.
skilled in hosting and facilitation approaches that are trauma informed and healing centred.
confident, outgoing and comfortable reaching out to people to start conversations.
a great communicator and are comfortable with a variety of communication methods including telephone, email and virtual platforms.
highly organized, able to manage multiple tasks with attention to detail.
able to effectively self manage time, workload and working at a distance.
This position is a full time to March 31, 2025, with the potential for extension. Candidates can be located anywhere in Saskatchewan. You must be able to travel and have access to your own workspace and reliable internet.
To apply, submit your resume and cover letter to Nofa at nofa@stopstoviolence.com with the subject line of Project Coordinator. We are committed to workplace diversity. Applications will be accepted until Sunday, July 28, 2024.