Peacemaking Officer
$63,200–$63,200 year
On-site · Ohsweken, Ontario, Canada
Job Summary
Peacemaking Officer responsible for leading culturally respectful engagement sessions and community dialogues, documenting traditional perspectives on Peacemaking, supporting research and policy development for a Six Nations Peacemaking system, and contributing to a roadmap for establishing an Indigenous Court or Peacemaking model. Work within the Justice Department to ensure community-driven, culturally informed Peacemaking development aligned with Six Nations’ principles of peace, respect, and collective responsibility. Collaboration with Elders, Clan Mothers, Knowledge Keepers, leadership, and community members to guide the foundation for future on-reserve Peacemaking Court and related justice processes.
Required Qualifications
- Post-secondary degree or diploma in Indigenous Studies, Law, Restorative Justice, Community Development, or a related field.
- Minimum of three (3) years’ experience working directly with Indigenous communities in an engagement, facilitation, or liaison capacity.
- Experience in community-based justice, Peacemaking, or restorative justice approaches is a strong asset.
- Deep understanding and respect for Haudenosaunee culture, history, and traditional laws.
- Proven ability to facilitate community discussions in a respectful, inclusive, and balanced manner.
- Strong research, writing, and reporting skills.
- Excellent organizational and time management abilities.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including diplomacy and cultural sensitivity.
- Ability to speak or understand the Haudenosaunee language(s) is considered a valuable asset.
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