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Are you interested in shaping dynamic educational experiences that bring civic ideas to life? The National Liberty Museum is seeking an Assistant Director of Liberty Education to lead the design and execution of our educational programming. Liberty Education is the National Liberty Museum’s distinctive model for learning - rooted in our exhibitions and grounded in the belief that liberty must be practiced, not just studied. It uses the ideas and tensions explored in our galleries as a catalyst for participation, moving beyond passive civics to engage learners in questioning, dialogue, and action.
This is a senior, hands-on role for someone with experience managing and growing museum or informal education programs. You will oversee a portfolio of public-facing experiences, including adult programs, a nascent NEH-funded podcast, and a growing tour program, as well as youth initiatives such as Young Heroes Awards, and LEAP (Learning & Engagement Across Perspectives), our flagship program for students in grades 4–8. You will also oversee our long-running Young Heroes Awards, a long-running program
The Liberty Educator will play a central role in developing and delivering Liberty Education Across Perspectives - LEAP - the National Liberty Museum’s semester-long civic learning program for students in grades 4–8. Working closely with the Assistant Director of Liberty Education, this position supports participating teachers and schools, facilitates classroom and museum-based learning experiences, and helps develop curriculum and educational resources connected to the Museum’s exhibitions.
Through LEAP, students investigate the relationship between liberty and civic responsibility, then work in teams to identify a community issue, develop a response, and share their learning. The Liberty Educator helps make that process meaningful, age-appropriate, and engaging by connecting classroom inquiry, student voice, project-based learning, and the ideas explored in the Museum’s galleries.
Position Title: Venue Sales and Marketing Manager
Department: Marketing
Reports to: Director of Communications and Marketing
About Us
The National Liberty Museum explores and celebrates the story of liberty in America. Through exhibitions and public programs, we challenge audiences to think critically, engage in civil discourse, and reflect on the responsibilities that come with freedom.
Position Summary
Position: Program Manager (includes Drumlines and Musicopia String Orchestras)
Reports To: Senior Director of Programming
FLSA Status: Full-time (40 hours), non-exempt, salaried + benefits
Direct Reports: None
Work Environment: Hybrid. Virtual/remote administrative work. Visits to school and community programs as assigned. Some weekend work required for concerts and special events.
Woodmere Art Museum seeks a detail-oriented Development Associate to support fundraising, membership, and donor engagement initiatives. Serving as the primary administrator of the Museum's CRM database (Blackbaud Altru), this role combines data management, reporting, membership administration, donor stewardship, volunteer coordination, and event support. The ideal candidate is analytical, highly organized, and excited to contribute to the success of a dynamic arts institution.
The Human Resources Generalist is responsible for administering day-to-day human resources operations, with a primary focus on benefits administration and regulatory compliance. Reporting to the Chief People & Culture Officer, this position executes essential HR functions including employee onboarding and off-boarding, benefits coordination, personnel file maintenance, and data management within the ADP and Employee Navigator systems. The role ensures organizational alignment with all federal, state, and local labor laws, operating within a unionized workforce environment.
UPDATE: Due to the high volume of interest, we are no longer accepting applications as of 6/11.
Job Title: Front Desk & Member Engagement Associate
Job Status: Full-Time
FLSA Status: Exempt
Reports to: Executive Director
JOB POSTING: BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT
Salary Range $51,000 – $54,000 full-time 40 hr/wk (schedule)
Health & Retirement benefits. Paid vacation
The vibrant First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia seeks a full-time Building Superintendent. As a regional community center, this historic church welcomes an average of 2,0000 people per week to participate in numerous cultural, educational, civic, wellness and spiritual events.
The Science History Institute is currently recruiting for the full-time (35 hours per week) position of Oral History Collections Manager. The Oral History Collections Manager will be influential in developing sustainable, scalable workflows that will allow the Institute to increase capacity. The Oral History Collections Manager will process audio/video recordings and transcripts; communicate with interviewees; ingest materials donated to the Institute; and perform other tasks associated with creating and preserving these primary source materials.
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