The Curator of Public Programs & Engagement is responsible to gather, generate and share cultural knowledge through developing reciprocal relationships with diverse cultural communities, both locally, nationally and internationally. This position is expected to develop and maintain relationships with relevant and diverse First Nations communities, UBC and other interested stakeholders. This position collaborates with other MOA staff and is responsible to lead the design and implementation of public programs at MOA. The post-holder will ensure that programming is culturally responsive, timely and accessible for the diverse audience MOA serves. The position will also be responsible to develop new audiences with underserved communities making MOA more accessible to the public, including families, children, and the diverse audiences MOA serves.