Lead editorial strategy, writing, editing, and storytelling for the Foundation. Develop impact stories, digital and campaign content, executive communications, thought leadership, speeches, scripts, and media materials. Maintain editorial standards, brand voice, and organizational messaging while translating complex research and grant outcomes for diverse audiences. Collaborate with leadership, program teams, grantees, and communications colleagues on multimedia projects, events, announcements, and strategic initiatives.

Coordinates grant-related communications, recognition commitments, branding approvals, calendars, and impact storytelling across a national and international portfolio. Advises Grants teams, monitors contractual communications obligations, develops acknowledgment language, manages stakeholder and service-provider coordination, and connects grantees with communications resources. The role also identifies stories and milestones for internal and external communications while maintaining grant-system records and supporting events and related communications activities.

Develops Holocaust education materials and lesson plans, evaluates classroom resources, trains and supports teachers, plans professional development events, collaborates with education stakeholders, and promotes Holocaust education in Canadian classrooms. The role requires teaching experience, strong presentation and communication skills, knowledge of educational best practices, and travel within Canada as needed.