Organisation : Australian Land Conservation Alliance
Location : Melbourne (Melbourne)
Work type : Full-time, Part-time, Contract/Temporary
Profession : Events, Program Coordination & Management
Sector : Conservation & Environment
Salary type : Annual Package
Salary : $85,280 - $93,600 + super
Application closing date : 10 Mar, 2025
About the organisation
ABOUT ALCA:
The Australian Land Conservation Alliance is the peak national body representing organisations that work to conserve, manage, and restore nature on privately managed land. We represent our members and supporters to grow the impact, capacity, and influence of private land conservation to achieve a healthy and resilient Australia. We recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are uniquely placed to carry out and partner in this work, through building on tens of thousands of years of knowledge and continuing to hold a place at the cutting edge of caring for Country.
We are a small, flexible and nimble organisation. Working with ALCA represents a unique opportunity to work across a broad and diverse sector implementing meaningful policy change, driving investment and building sector capability that will have lasting impact for nature. See www.alca.org.au
About the role
*Identified position for an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person.
- Join a dynamic and growing non-profit organisation dedicated to making a meaningful and lasting impact on nature. Leverage your cultural competency and ability to connect, understand and create safe spaces for First Nations people and communities to ensure our events and programs are culturally safe and accessible for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
- 6-1.0 FTE, fixed term (to 30 June 2026 with potential to extend), salary range $85,280-$93,600 plus super, flexible arrangements and opportunities for interstate travel.
- Location flexible, with office space available in Melbourne.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This position is a fantastic opportunity to amplify ALCA’s work to design and deliver events and other programs to ensure broad, culturally safe and inclusive participation by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and genuine two way learning. The First Nations Access and Engagement Manager is responsible for working with the ALCA team to ensure that ALCA’s annual flagship conference and other relevant events and programs are designed to make them culturally safe and accessible. The Manager will work with ALCA staff to build and strengthen connections with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people and any other First Nations people, and identify opportunities to broaden and deepen participation in ALCA-led events. The Manager will continue our evaluation of the successes, challenges and learnings of ALCA’s access and engagement strategy and identify opportunities to improve how ALCA and the land conservation sector run such events and programs.
ABOUT YOU
You will be passionate about caring for Country, and have the ability to use your cultural competency to connect, understand and create safe spaces for First Nations people and communities. You will have excellent communication skills and be able to build and maintain respectful relationships across diverse stakeholders including Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander groups, government, business and non-government organisations.
How to apply
Email your application to info@alca.org.au. Your application should include a cover letter introducing yourself and addressing the selection criteria, and a resume. This is an identified position for an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person.
For any enquiries about this position, please contact Marnie Lassen on 0402 429 404 or marnie@alca.org.au.
Applications close midnight Monday 10 March 2025.
Please quote in application: First Nations Access and Engagement Manager via Pro Bono Australia.
Sector: #Conservation_and_Environment
