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Project Cataloger, Senator John Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh, PA (February 25) - The Senator John Heinz History Center is seeking a detail-oriented and highly motivated Project Cataloger to support the cataloging, documentation, and care of materials related to the Rauh Jewish Archives, including the October 27 Tribute Collection.

Curatorial Fellow - Initiative for Jewish Art and Culture, Raleigh, NC (February 16)- The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) invites applications for a two-year curatorial research fellowship with the Museum’s Initiative for Jewish Art and Culture. The fellow will conduct original research grounded in the NCMA’s preeminent collection of Jewish ceremonial art and supported by the extensive library and research resources of the NCMA, UNC–Chapel Hill, and Duke University. Projects may engage any period or region represented in or related to the global collections, which span the early modern era to the contemporary moment.
This fellowship is open to scholars of art history, Jewish studies, or related fields. Eligible candidates must have completed all coursework and examinations required for the PhD by September 2025 and must be actively engaged in the research and writing of their dissertation. Consideration will also be given to scholars who have received their PhD within the last three years.
Applications must be received by Wednesday, April 15, 2026. A decision will be announced by Monday, June 1, 2026.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, New York, NY (December 15) - Museum of Jewish Heritage seeks an experienced Curator to produce high-quality exhibitions that ensure scholarly excellence, broad audience engagement, and mission alignment. Serving as a cross-departmental partner and public-facing representative, the Curator also advances the Museum’s visibility through publications, presentations, programs, and tours, and provides essential research and curatorial knowledge to the Collections & Exhibitions department. Under the direction of the Senior Curator, the Curator plays a key role in positioning the Museum as a leading educator of Holocaust and Jewish history.

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Toronto, Ontario, Canada (November 18) - ROM seeks a thoughtful, strategic curator, gifted at communications and alliances, with a strong background in historical material culture, contemporary arts, and diasporic arts from or relating to Jewish art & culture. The Sarick Curator of Jewish Art & Culture will lead the programming and presentation of Jewish art and culture through galleries, exhibitions, and other initiatives following ROM’s Strategic direction and in collaboration with local communities, artists, and scholars locally and globally. Guided by ROM’s institutional vision for the broader galleries and collection, the Sarick curator will develop and implement a strategy to build and interpret ROM’s Jewish art and culture collection.

Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, New Orleans, Louisiana (November 17) - MSJE is seeking an outstanding fundraiser to become Director of Development. The person in this position will have the opportunity to build on the development work of MSJE through initiating, nurturing, and growing relationships with current and potential funders of the Museum. He or she will provide philanthropic strategy, vision, and guidance, solicit new and ongoing sources of funds, and manage and support the fundraising efforts for MSJE’s ongoing campaigns.

The Jewish Museum and Archives of British Columbia (JMABC), BC, Vancouver (October 30) - JMABC is seeking a full-time Executive Director to lead its strategic growth and community engagement efforts. Reporting to the volunteer Board, the ED will oversee fundraising, programming, archives, communications, and organizational management, with a focus on expanding outreach across BC and enhancing community involvement. Qualifications include leadership experience in non-profits or cultural organizations, expertise in fundraising, a strong understanding of Jewish culture and history, and skills in program development and financial management. The role involves flexible hours, some travel, and requires collaboration with staff, stakeholders, and the Board.

Director of Development, Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, New Orleans, Louisiana (October 22)- MSJE is seeking an outstanding fundraiser to become Director of Development. The person in this position will have the opportunity to build on the development work of MSJE through initiating, nurturing, and growing relationships with current and potential funders of the Museum. He or she will provide philanthropic strategy, vision, and guidance, solicit new and ongoing sources of funds, and manage and support the fundraising efforts for MSJE’s ongoing campaigns.

Senior Curator, Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, Berkeley, CA (October 1)- The Magnes seeks a full time creative curator to work in partnership with the Executive Director to implement the museum’s mission and vision. The position of Senior Curator requires a strong curatorial vision rooted in collaboration and audience engagement, leadership skills, and expertise in Jewish studies, including Jewish material culture, to develop, manage, and interpret the Magnes’s collections with and for the museum’s public and academic communities.

Manager of Public and Family Progams, Maltz Museum, Beachwood, OH (Sept 1)
This person oversees the creation, implementation, promotion, management, and evaluation of programming that is adjacent to exhibitions and collections interpretation and advances the museum’s value of respect for all humanity. They will design and develop public programs that increase audience engagement; work collaboratively with the Education Department on teacher workshops, docent education and develop new school audiences; create family programs, after-school activities and special projects related to youth and families; work with visitor services to ensure that programs meet the needs of visitors; and oversee special event programming and donor programs. Further details.

Director of Development, The Breman Museum & Cultural Center, Atlanta, GA (August 26) - The ideal candidate should have experience directing successful annual fundraising campaigns (individual giving, grant management, membership, corporate gifts, event planning, matching gifts, etc.). It is important that this person feels at ease with initiating solicitations and closing significant gifts of $5,000 and up. The development department is charged with raising more than $1 million annually. By continuing a robust stewardship plan, our supporters will feel deeply connected to The Breman. Strong cultivation, writing, and stewardship skills are a must for an individual to be successful in this role. We are eager to welcome a new staff member to join our dedicated, hard-working, and collaborative team. Please email them to ourfundraisingsearch@gmail.com.

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