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DC History Center is a nonprofit dedicated to deepening understanding of our city’s past to connect, empower, and inspire. Our small team of talented staff work together to support our mission through thought-provoking programs, educational initiatives, scholarly publications, and many more innovative projects, partnerships, and opportunities. Located on Mt. Vernon Square across from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, the DC History Center is headquartered in the historic Carnegie Library includes the Kiplinger Research Library, three exhibit galleries, and a museum shop. The DC History Center offers a comprehensive benefits package to full-time employees.

 

The DC History Center is an equal opportunity employer.

 

Employment Opportunities

Education Coordinator (Part-time, Temporary)
A temporary part-time position supported by a grant from the Library of Congress, the Education Coordinator assists with all aspects of planning and executing National History Day in DC.
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Program Coordinator (Part-time, Temporary)
The Program Coordinator supports public programming logistics for the DC History Center, including walking tours, genealogy workshops, book talks, film screenings, and more. This role also assists with the execution of the DC History Conference, an interdisciplinary community conference supported by organizational partners and a volunteer planning committee.
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Managing Editor, Washington History (Short-term, Contract)
The DC History Center is seeking to fill the short-term contract position of Managing Editor for the spring 2025 issue of Washington History magazine.

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Fellowships

The DC History Center offers fellowships to emerging scholars of DC history while encouraging visibility of our connections and collections. Through stipends, dedicated workspace, and mentorship, our fellowships provide scholars with resources and an intellectual community to develop new research, public outreach, and publications. All fellowship opportunities will be posted on the fellowships page when they are available.

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DC History Center
801 K Street Northwest, Washington, DC

Thursday-Friday, 12pm-7pm
Saturday-Sunday, 12pm-6pm

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As a private, nonprofit organization, the DC History Center relies on generous gifts from individuals, foundations, and corporations to support our mission. In times of upheaval and uncertainty, we rely on history to guide us.

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At the DC History Center, we tell the diverse stories of our nation’s capital to a broad community of learners. We seek to bring people together to satisfy their curiosity, learn each other’s stories, and develop respect for the larger community in which we live.

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