National Breath of Life Trainer – Wyandotte Tribe Language Program Coordinator

Miami University Alumni Association

. Provide training support to communities participating in National Breath of Life programs, including Apprentice and Fellowship programs .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Indigenous Language and Cultural Revitalization, with strong capabilities in developing training materials and providing technical support for the Indigenous Languages Digital Archive platform. Collaborates effectively with community stakeholders and evaluates program effectiveness to meet participant needs.

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Indigenous Language RevitalizationTraining DevelopmentTechnical Support for ILDACommunity OutreachProgram Evaluation

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Hard Skills

Training SupportData ManagementTranscription of Archival MaterialsProgram DevelopmentSoftware Development Collaboration

Soft Skills

Community BuildingCollaborationCommunication

Tools & Technologies

Indigenous Languages Digital Archive

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Native Studies, Anthropology, Linguistics, History, English Studies, Education or Related FieldsCriminal Background Check

Industry Keywords

National Breath of LifeCultural ResourcesMyaamia CenterWyandotte NationE-Verify Compliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide training support to communities participating in National Breath of Life programs, including Apprentice and Fellowship programs
Develop a sense of community among National Breath of Life participants and alumni
Work with the National Breath of Life Director to develop programs meeting participant community needs
Develop and maintain asynchronous training and documentation materials for the Indigenous Languages Digital Archive platform
Participate in outreach to communities interested in the ILDA platform
Collaborate with Myaamia Center staff and Miami University software developers on ILDA and related software products
Provide technical and training support for ILDA users through in-person, phone, and digital communication
Support data management, transcription of archival materials, ILDA use, work planning, and scoping
Work with the Assessment and Evaluation team to ensure programs are properly evaluated
Visit the Myaamia Center regularly to collaborate with National Breath of Life and Myaamia Center staff
Work with the Wyandotte Nation Cultural Resources Officer to identify and implement language and cultural revitalization priorities
Support language and cultural research and development with Wyandotte Nation linguists
Contribute to development of the Wyandotte Nation ILDA instance and related software
Support tribal programs and learning opportunities as directed by the Cultural Resources Officer
Travel to tribal events in Oklahoma as needed and directed by the Cultural Resources Officer

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in Native studies, anthropology, linguistics, history, English studies, education or related fields
Two years experience working in the context of indigenous language and cultural revitalization
Knowledge and experience working with the National Breath of Life’s Indigenous Languages Digital Archive software platform
Resume/CV and Cover Letter
Criminal background check required
Must comply with Miami University’s E-Verify requirements

Benefits

Comp & perks

Benefit Eligible: Yes
Remote work arrangement
Occasional travel to participant communities and conferences/gatherings
Regular visits to the Myaamia Center
Travel to tribal events in Oklahoma as needed
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer
Reasonable accommodations for disabilities related to employment