Ways to Get Involved

Digital Archive & Collections Support

Help improve discoverability and context for digitized materials. Typical tasks may include transcription, metadata support (names, descriptions, places, dates, subject terms), quality checks, and preparing records for publication.

Research & Interpretation Support

Support biographical and historical research connected to exhibits, Field Notes, and the Memorial Wall. Tasks may include source tracing, compiling references, and drafting research notes grounded in primary sources.

Education & Public Programs Support

Assist with educator resources and public programming rooted in the archive. Tasks may include materials preparation, event support, and outreach coordination.

Internships (Academic Credit)

We offer structured internships for academic credit, including in history, museum studies, and library or information science, where appropriate. Internships may be remote or in person, subject to supervisory capacity and project needs.

How to Apply

Fill the form below to apply. You may also contact us at [email protected] with a brief note about your interests, availability, and any relevant experience.

Note: Much of the material we work with documents genocide, displacement, and trauma. We encourage volunteers and interns to consider this when deciding how they would like to engage.

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