Cross-Cultural Competence (C3) Bristol Bay Program Manager
Compensation
From $60k /yr
Employment type
Full-time
Work setting
On-site
Location
Anchorage, AK
Schedule
Day shift
Posted
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Job overview
The Cross-Cultural Competence (C3) Bristol Bay Program Manager role is based onsite at the Alaska Humanities Forum offices in Anchorage, AK, with rural travel and virtual and in-person program activities. Compensation is $60,000 per year. The C3 program supports educators in building cultural understanding and welcoming school environments that reflect their communities. The manager oversees the Forum’s portion of the Bristol Bay project, supporting educator cohorts and community partners. The role advances program goals through partnership coordination, facilitation, budget and grant reporting, and development of culturally responsive programming.
What you'll do
- Build relationships with Bristol Bay partners and participants
- host monthly partner meetings
- recruit and support educators and a course instructor
- coordinate regional travel
- monitor grant goals and prepare performance reports
- collect and evaluate program data
- manage project contracts and budget
- facilitate gatherings
- support communications and program development
- and represent the Forum at events as opportunities arise.
What we're looking for
- Skills & competencies
- c3 program managerbristol bay programanchorage akalaska humanities forumcross-cultural competenceeducator cohortsrural alaskaprogram managementfacilitation$60,000 per yearrural travel
- Work arrangement
- Weekend coverage required
Benefits & perks
- Medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance
- 403(b) with employer match up to 3% after six months
- paid holidays, paid time off and sick leave, parental leave, and bereavement leave.
Why this role
The position is full-time and temporary through September 30, 2028. Requires experience working in Alaska outside Anchorage, facilitating gatherings, and managing rural Alaska projects; a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is required. Rural travel, including by small airplane and boat, is part of the role.
About the employer
Alaska Humanities Forum is hiring for this role. Industry: Grantmaking Foundations. Sector: 81.
Additional details
- Industry sector
- 81
- Industry
- Grantmaking Foundations
- Occupation code
- 11-9151.00
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