The Ramsey County Historical Society is seeking a talented individual to be part of our team for the role of Editor. The Editor manages the publishing program of the Ramsey County Historical Society, with primary responsibility for publishing of the quarterly magazine Ramsey County History. The Editor also provides counsel to RCHS regarding the production of print, video, audio, and digital history content.
RCHS’s mission, values, land acknowledgement statement, and equity and inclusion statement are all included in the “RCHS Commitment to DEAI” document. Applicants are encouraged to review this document before / during their application process. RCHS is strongly committed to equity and was one of the first 51 museums in the country to complete the nation-wide Facing Change program by the American Alliance of Museums. BIPOC individuals comprise approximately 30% of the board of directors and BIPOC candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Part time, regular, non-exempt, 25 hours / week. Must be consistently available between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday to support collaborative work with other staff and volunteers during their work hours, occasional evening and weekend work required (with flex time) depending on needs
This is a hybrid position, minimum of 2 days onsite per month at the RCHS office (The Landmark Center)
Wage : 30 / hour
Benefits : Life Insurance, Sick & Safety Leave, Vacation, eligible for retirement plan after one year of employment, work-provided laptop
Responsibilities
Editorial Board (5%)
Other Publishing Projects (1%)
Publishing Program Administration (2%)
Other (2%)
Minimum Qualifications
Desired Qualifications
RCHS Mission
Preserving Our Past, Informing Our Present, and Inspiring Our Future
RCHS Vision
Ramsey County Historical Society will continue as a trusted, innovative steward and teacher of history, committed to working with our community to build and sustain a more just and vibrant future.
RCHS Values
Our Commitment to Community
RCHS is committed to ensuring it preserves and presents our county’s history. As we continue our work to incorporate more culturally diverse histories, we have made a commitment to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion that is based on this core idea : RCHS exists serve ALL who call Ramsey County home. To learn more, please visit our website.
Acknowledging this Sacred Dakota Land
Mnisóta Makhóčhe, the land where the waters are so clear they reflect the clouds, extends beyond the modern borders of Minnesota and is the ancestral and contemporary homeland of the Dakhóta (Dakota) people. It is also home to the Anishinaabe and other Indigenous peoples, all who make up a vibrant community in Mnisóta Makhóčhe. The Ramsey County Historical Society acknowledges that its sites are located on and benefit from these sacred Dakota lands.
RCHS is committed to preserving our past, informing our present, and inspiring our future. Part of doing so is acknowledging the painful history and current challenges facing the Dakota people just as we celebrate the contributions of Dakota and other Indigenous peoples.
Find our full Land Acknowledgment Statement on our website : https : / / rchs.com / about / land-acknowledgement-statement /
To Apply : Send a cover letter explaining why you would like to work with Ramsey County Historical Society and noting a current journalist in the Twin Cities whose writing you feel is important to the community, a recent resume, and three references to Youa Vang at youa@rchs.com. We will begin reviewing applications on a rolling basis. This position will remain open until September 30, 2025 at 5 : 00 PM or until filled.
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Editor • Saint Paul, MN, United States