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Apply for Job Job ID 372935 Location Twin Cities Job Family Supplemental Employee Full/Part Time Part-Time Regular/Temporary Regular Job Code 0006 Employee Class Civil Service Add to Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job Internship Term: August 2026 - December 2026 Total Internship Hours: 420 Schedule: Approximately 25 hours per week over a 17-week term, flexible hybrid schedule (in-person and remote). The intern will support the development of digital interpretation and accessibility tools for WAM's upcoming exhibition Seeds of Memory, Stones of Survival . Working closely with the Public Engagement and Learning team, the intern will help create a story map, self-guided tour, and digital accessibility resources that support multiple ways of engaging with the exhibition's themes. In addition, the intern will attend the museum's forthcoming Terra Convening Conference, a two-day summit in October 2026, focused on Indigenous sovereignty that brings together artists, scholars, and cultural leaders. Through this experience, the intern will gain exposure to how museums convene interdisciplinary and community-centered conversations around urgent cultural issues. Following the convening, the intern will produce a short editorial or reflective piece that connects their observations to museum practice, public engagement, and their own professional development. About Seeds of Memory, Stone of Survival: Seeds of Memory, Stones of Survival brings Pueblo knowledge systems into direct dialogue with Western artistic traditions that have long shaped how land, labor, and progress are visualized in the United States. Anchored by a contemporary stone sculpture by Jemez Pueblo artist Clifford Fragua, the exhibition examines how knowledge is preserved, transmitted, and claimed through seeds, lan