The Cape Fox Cultural Foundation is seeking a dedicated Cultural Ambassador (CA). The Cultural Ambassador serves as a key representative of the Cape Fox Cultural Foundation (CFCF), promoting Tlingit heritage, language, and traditions through community engagement, educational outreach, and cultural programming. The CA fosters intercultural understanding, strengthens community ties, and supports the Foundation's mission to preserve and celebrate Alaska Native culture. The Cultural Ambassador will also support retail operations within the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center as needed, assisting customers and guests, cashier duties, and maintaining the gift shop's safety and presentation. Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Cultural Representation & Education Share Tlingit cultural knowledge through presentations, storytelling, and workshops. Represent CFCF at community events, schools, and cultural gatherings. Support Tlingit language revitalization efforts and traditional arts demonstrations. Community Engagement Build relationships with Elders, youth, and community members to promote cultural continuity. Coordinate and participate in events such as the Elder Dinner, youth programs, and seasonal celebrations. Program Support Assist in planning and executing cultural programs and grant‐funded initiatives. Collaborate with the Grants Manager and other staff to ensure cultural integrity in programming. Document and report on outreach activities and community feedback. Participate in weekly check‐in meetings to review accomplishments, challenges, and upcoming goals. The hourly rate for this position has been established at $25. This job will be posted until filled or withdrawn.
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0 - 10% Job Requirements Experience in community outreach, education, or cultural programming preferred. Knowledge of Tlingit culture, language, and traditions. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to sit and stand for extended periods and participate in cultural demonstrations and community events. Must be able to work indoors, outdoors, and in varying weather conditions. Prefer experience working with Alaska Native organizations or tribal entities. Passion for cultural preservation and youth engagement preferred. Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
