Communications Specialist

District of Columbia, USA (Remote)

$73K/yr - $78K/yr (Est.)Entry LevelFull time

Posted 4 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own digital content and storytelling across NCAI to inform tribal audiences, translate policy into accessible messages, and strengthen online presence.

  • Own digital content across channels, from social strategy to scheduling and platform management.
  • Lead storytelling and asset creation, turning complex policy issues into accessible, culturally respectful communications.
  • Collaborate across teams to ensure consistent messaging and broaden reach to Tribal leaders, members, and the public.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • The Communications Specialist supports NCAI's mission by creating and executing strategic communications that inform, engage, and connect Tribal leaders, members, stakeholders, and the public.
  • This role leads the development of compelling digital content across NCAI's communication channels, including social media strategy, content creation, scheduling, publishing, and platform management.
  • The Communications Specialist brings NCAI's work to life through impactful storytelling, written communications, visual assets, graphics, advocacy materials, newsletters, website content, and multimedia resources.
  • Working collaboratively across teams, this position ensures consistent messaging, strengthens NCAI's online presence, supports policy and advocacy priorities, and translates complex issues into accessible and culturally respectful communications.
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National Congress of American Indians

Founded in 1944, the National Congress of American Indians is the oldest, largest and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization in the country. NCAI advocates on behalf of tribal governments and their citizens, promoting strong tribal-federal government-to-government policies, and promoting a better understanding among the general public regarding American Indian and Alaska Native governments, people and rights.

Founded in 1944
Washington, District of Columbia, USA
85 employees (5 in marketing)

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors
32.8K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
49.4%
Direct
42.4%
Referral
5.9%
Social
1.3%
Paid
0.9%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~85

Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size
5 (6% of company)
Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)
1

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