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Our Team

Meet the staff in action!

Core Staff

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Robin Folvik

Director and Curator

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Ashley Cadwallader

Visitor Services Manager, Projects and Curatorial Assistant

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Brie Watson

Associate Curator

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Sandra Botel

Museum Gift Shop and Visitor Services

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Suzana Gogich

Visitor Services

Summer Team

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Miriam Xia

Curatorial Assistant

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Tyler Nelson

Summer Student

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Hyson Johnson

Summer Student

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Danya Gorodetsky

Museum and Archives Volunteer

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Madeline Koski

Curatorial Assistant

Board of Directors

Andrea Passmore

President

Josh Morgan 

Director

Rosalyn Glynn

Director

Brookes Laidlaw

Director

Kathy Crawford

Secratary

Les Story

Secretary/Treasurer 

Andrea Passmore

Director

Employment Opportunities

The Port Hardy Museum has a collaborative and dynamic work environment committed to representing the area's rich arts, culture and heritage. 


The Port Hardy Museum and Archives strives to create an educational space that represents and encourages critical thinking about the diverse histories and stories of the North Island. This includes a commitment to accessibility, anti-racist practices, inclusion of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and uplifting historically underrepresented voices. We prioritize those values being reflected in our staff. We encourage applications from Indigenous, IBPOC, disabled, 2SLGBTQIA+, North Island residents, and from individuals with experience working in community-based or rural settings.

There are currently no employment opportunities available.

Check back often or follow us on Facebook for the latest news on employment opportunities, events, exhibitions, and more.

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The Port Hardy Museum is located on the unceded homelands of the Kwakiutl First Nation in Gwa’dzi’ (Hardy Bay), a place of longstanding gathering and exchange for many coastal nations. We honour the Kwakiutl as caretakers of these lands and waters and are committed to elevating Indigenous voices, knowledge, and perspectives.

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