Victoria Williams
Summary
Proactive and versatile professional with a dedication to quickly adapting to new challenges. Strong problem-solving abilities and a proven track record of fostering strong relationships with stakeholders, community and team members. Focused on supporting team success and achieving positive results.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Senior Tribal Policy Analyst
Washington State Attorney General's Office
Spokane, Washington
05.2026 - Current
- Project Lead for the Truth and Healing Tribal Advisory Committee
- Analyzed bill proposals to identify potential impacts on Tribal and surrounding communities, guiding legislative strategy
- Facilitated listening sessions with Tribal communities to gather insights and inform policy recommendations
- Conducted stakeholder consultations to gather input and foster collaboration on policy developments
- Crafted briefing materials and reports to effectively communicate findings to leadership and legislators, enhancing decision-making
- Recommendation development
Tribal Policy Analyst
Washington State Attorney General's Office
Spokane, Washington
11.2024 - 05.2025
- Analyzed data trends to assess impacts on existing policies and guide future legislative actions
- Collaborated with stakeholders to gather input and enhance policy recommendations for effective implementation
- Conducted policy research to inform evidence-based decision-making and strategic initiatives
Indigenous Education Program Coordinator
Coeur d'Alene School District
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
09.2022 - 11.2024
- Established partnerships to raise awareness and foster community support for the program.
- Coordinated community engagement events, increasing participation and strengthening connections with stakeholders.
- Conducted statistical research to analyze data trends, guiding informed decision-making for program improvements.
- Grant management to maintain compliance with federal policies
- Monitor expenditures and budget management
- Knowledge in creating trauma-informed approaches
- Presented on topics of Indian Policy and Tribal Governments
Public Relations Assistant - AIS Department
Eastern Washington University
Cheney, Washington
02.2023 - 09.2023
- Advocated for Indigenous rights through community outreach and education initiatives.
- Managed multiple projects ensuring timely completion and alignment with organizational objectives.
- Contributed as committee member for MMIWP Awareness Day and Spirit of the Eagle annual powwow, promoting cultural awareness and community engagement.
- Analyze research to provide data on MMIWP
- Tribal Community Engagement
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Native American Studies
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM05-2024
Associates of Arts - American Indian Studies
North Idaho College
Coeur D'alene, ID05-2021
Master of Arts - Native American Studies
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM08-2026
Skills
- Legislative analysis
- Research skills
- Advocacy strategies
- Stakeholder collaboration
- Community engagement
- Community outreach
- Event coordination
- Project management
- Team building
- Multitasking
- Active listening
Timeline
Senior Tribal Policy Analyst
Washington State Attorney General's Office
05.2026 - Current
Tribal Policy Analyst
Washington State Attorney General's Office
11.2024 - 05.2025
Public Relations Assistant - AIS Department
Eastern Washington University
02.2023 - 09.2023
Indigenous Education Program Coordinator
Coeur d'Alene School District
09.2022 - 11.2024
Bachelor of Arts - Native American Studies
University of New Mexico
Associates of Arts - American Indian Studies
North Idaho College
Master of Arts - Native American Studies
University of New Mexico