Community Memory Access Architect

AmeriCorps & Senior Corps; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 16,000 - 20,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Education Award

End of Service Stipend

Living Allowance

Stipend

Childcare assistance

Health Coverage

Training

Relocation Allowance

Job summary

MOCA Cleveland invites an AFS VISTA Community Memory Access Specialist to build sustainable systems for the moCa Legacy Project, organizing history, stories, and partnerships. The role emphasizes community access, public humanities, and non-routine support rather than archival staff duties.

You will develop volunteer research systems, intake templates, outreach workflows, and a sustainability toolkit, learning museum history and civic impact while creating tools that remain in use after the

Qualifications

• Experience in community outreach and volunteer coordination is preferred.
• Ability to develop and document workflows and templates.
• Interest in public humanities and museum community access.

Responsibilities

• The VISTA member will conduct a capacity assessment of Legacy Project materials, access barriers, partner opportunities, and volunteer needs.
• Develop volunteer research role descriptions, recruitment materials, training procedures, and tracking templates.
• Create partner outreach systems for schools, colleges, artists, neighborhood groups, libraries, and older adult partners.
• Develop draft learning prompts, story intake workflows, and public access guides.
• Evaluate pilot tools with staff and partners.
• Finalize a sustainability toolkit with procedures, templates, a partner database, resource development prospects, and recommendations for the next phase.

Skills

Community Organization

Fund raising/Grant Writing

Recruitment

Writing/Editing

Education

Youth Development

Job description

MOCA Cleveland invites an AFS VISTA Community Memory Access Specialist to build sustainable systems for the moCa Legacy Project, organizing history, stories, and partnerships. The role emphasizes community access, public humanities, and non-routine support rather than archival staff duties.

You will develop volunteer research systems, intake templates, outreach workflows, and a sustainability toolkit, learning museum history and civic impact while creating tools that remain in use after the