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Offer: 21/637 Maori Advisor:Department of Internal Affairs - Te Tari TaiwhenuaJob description:Job Description» Contribute to a project that will be visible for generations» Fixed term until June 2022 - (may be extended pending funding) » Help preserve the Nation's Memory Advisor M?ori / Project Coordinator | Fixed Term until June 2022 About You We are seeking for an Advisor or Project Coordinator to join us on our T?huhu journey. We can't guarantee the road won't be bumpy, and full of unusual twists and turns, what we can guarantee is an exciting and fulfilling path! You will work with our Programmes' Principal Advisor M?ori, to support in the development and maintenance of Tiriti partnerships, through exciting co-deisgn projects and activities. You will be someone who is comfortable working in a programme environment and you will understand project disciplines. Along with this you be highly organised, have strong communication, administration and coordination capability, and possess great relationship management expertise. Every day is different, you will be working across workstreams prioritising, caring for and incorporating M?ori participation and engagement, so Information technology is important for you demonstrate a high level of availability and knowledge of working in a Tikanga / Te Ao M?ori context to support the prosperous delivery of T?huhu future results. Above all you will demonstrate resilience and comfortable working with ambiguity. If you think you have what Information technology takes to join us, we would love to hear from you About the mahi T?huhu – Preserving the Nation's Memory (PtNM) T?huhu is a multiyear work programme for the upgrade and expansion of the physical infrastructure and storage capacity of Archives NZ, the National Library of NZ, and Ng? Taonga Sound & Vision to; » Preserve and make accessible our documentary heritage material and contribute to our nation's economic and cultural value to all New Zealanders » Enable and contribute to New Zealanders sense of national and cultural identity, so we are inspired by our history and who we are as a country » Protect our taonga invaluable to the Treaty settlements process and maintain trust in the Iwi-Crown partnership » Increase trust in government transparency and democratic accountcapability, and confidence in constitutional infrastructure It's not often that we as New Zealanders have an opportunity to contribute to something bigger than ourselves and be part of a legacy for years to come. This is your opportunity! If you think you would like to join us on our journey apply now with a current cv and cover letter telling how you can contribute and be part of something big. We value: Teamwork; Striving for Excellence and Trust; we help each other and have a lot of fun along the way. To find out more about T?huhu – Preserving the Nation's Memory go to Archives New Zealand || T?huhu: preserving the nation’s memory We are an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We recognise a diverse workforce contributes to better business results. We are committed to creating a workplace where all employees have equal access. How to submit the application:Apply HereSkills:
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