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Library Systems & Services LLC

Archivist

Beltsville, MD · On-site

$60K - $72K/yr

... library, research library, or scientific archive . * Familiarity with agricultural, scientific, or environmental history collections. * Experience using archival management systems (e.g ...

Fulton County, GA

CENTRAL LIBRARY ARCHIVIST

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$82K - $146K/yr

Responsibilities include managing assigned staff and indexing, storing, and preserving archives ... Library Science * Historic Preservation * None of the Above 04 How many years of work experience do ...

Wisconsin

Head of Special Collections

Madison, WI · Hybrid

Library/Archive Manager I Job Summary: The Head of Special Collections oversees the collections, services, staff, and operations of the Department of Special Collections, the University of Wisconsin ...

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Cultural Resources Specialist Library/Archive Services

Rohnert Park, CA • On-site

Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria
51 - 200 employees
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$97K - $136K/yr

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Description
Application Closing Date: Open until filled Mission Statement
The Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria exists to exercise its inherent sovereign powers, customs, and traditions; to perpetuate its unique native heritage; to preserve and protect the rights and privileges of the Tribe; to establish justice in the conduct of tribal affairs; to work for the social and economic betterment of all the Tribal Citizens; and to foster the value of education.
Position PurposeThe Cultural Resources Specialist supports the objectives of the Cultural Resources Department by developing and maintaining effective working relationships with organizations; local historical societies and libraries; Tribal Citizens; Tribal staff; and consultants. The Cultural Resources Specialist assists in sustaining and advancing the Tribe's Cultural Resources program through collaboration, coordination, and stewardship of cultural and historical resources. Essential Duties, Functions & Responsibilities
  • Ensures the development and maintenance of culturally appropriate programs.
    • Research and assist with preparing grant applications to support Cultural Resources projects, activities, and programs.
    • Conducts cultural and historic research to support the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO) in identifying and implementing appropriate protective measures for Sacred Sites.
    • Assists the THPO in coordinating with external agencies to draft and develop cultural interpretation materials, including signage, brochures, social media and other public outreach tools.
    • Builds and maintains collaborative relationships with local organizations and agencies to create opportunities for land access, stewardship, and resource protection.
    • Assists with the development and delivery of presentations on Tribal history and cultural preservation efforts.
    • Assists with maintaining the Cultural Resources database and provides training to Tribal Citizens on database software to expand content, ensure accuracy and maintain appropriate levels of data security.
    • Promotes Tribal cultural resources including language, education, sacred site protection, and library and archival materials through interdisciplinary approaches to cultural resource projects.
    • Supports access to educational, language and cultural resources by assisting Tribal Citizens in person, by phone, by email, and through distance learning requests.
    • Provides educational outreach activities at Tribal community events to strengthen cultural skills, promote Tribal history, and increase literacy and knowledge.
    • Collaborates with Tribal programs and departments in the management and use of library collections, archival materials, and cultural resources of the Tribe.
    • Collaborates with local, regional, Tribal library, and archival institutions to ensure best practices in archival protocols, collection standards, and long-term sustainability; participates in annual library and archival conferences for professional development.
    • Integrates Cultural Resources practices and protocols into library exhibits, cultural resource collections, language initiatives, and environmental projects, expanding access to Tribal Citizens through the Tribal website and other electronic learning platforms.
    • Assists with coordinating community participants for grant-related training and stakeholder meetings, including reserving meeting spaces, supporting community outreach strategies, and contributing to writing newsletter articles.
    • Supports the development, planning and delivery of culturally relevant workshops that connect Tribal Citizens with
    traditional knowledge related to plant identification, gathering, and preparation for food, medicine, and basketry.
    • Maintains and updates contact information lists of Tribal Citizens interested in cultural and language learning opportunities.
  • Conducts outreach prior to events and workshops.
    • Performs other duties, as assigned.
Supervisory ResponsibilitiesNone
Requirements
Minimum Mandatory QualificationsA combination of experience and education may be acceptableExperience
  • Four years of experience working in Tribal Government, Cultural Resources, Environmental Science, or related field; or
Education
  • Bachelor's degree in Anthropology, Museum Studies, Library Science, Archival Studies, Native American Studies, Environmental Studies, or a closely related field.
License/Certification:
  • Must possess a valid driver's license and be insurable under the Tribe's policy.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Master's degree in Anthropology, Museum Studies, Library Science, Archival Studies, Native American Studies, Environmental Studies, or a closely related field.
  • Four years of direct experience working within a Tribal Cultural Resources Preservation Office.
  • Experience with traditional ecological knowledge, including plant identification, gathering, and preparation practices.

Skills, Abilities, and Other Qualifications
• Ability to work independently within established policies, procedures, and schedules.
• Ability to exercise sound judgement and possess problem-solving skills involving variables in standardized situations and the ability to make decisions that are varied, and, in many cases, when there is no precedent to draw upon.
• Ability to maintain strict confidentiality and exercise discretion, particularly regarding sensitive or confidential personnel or organizational matters.
• Ability to work efficiently and effectively when in high-pressure situations and under deadlines.
• Ability to master and effectively use the database and software systems used at FIGR.
• Ability to adhere to the highest level of professional ethical standards.
• Demonstrate advanced analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
• Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, with the ability to monitor own work to ensure quality.
• Demonstrate a record of satisfactory performance in all prior employment as evidenced by positive employment references from previous employers.
• Demonstrate strong cultural sensitivity and ability to work effectively within a Native American tribal government environment.
• Demonstrate ability to be flexible based on the needs of project (outreach at community weekend events)
• Provides cultural awareness and sensitivity of Native American values and culture.
• Knowledge and experience with Microsoft Office Suite, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.
• Successful clearance of all pre-employment testing, background, and credit checks.
• Ability to perform other duties as assigned.

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