The Education Department at USC Shoah Foundation works to bring testimony-based education programming, multimedia resources and digital tools to educators and students worldwide that support them in attaining curricular outcomes and promoting the capacity to counter hate in the world. As such, the Program Specialist (Content Specialist) contributes to the development and execution of the Department’s content development strategy and professional development program.
The Education Department at USC Shoah Foundation works to bring testimony-based education programming, multimedia resources and digital tools to educators and students worldwide that support them in attaining curricular outcomes and promoting the capacity to counter hate in the world. As such, the Program Administrator (Content Development) contributes to the execution of the Department’s content development strategy and professional development program for the college/university audience.
Under the supervision of the Director of Program Planning & Strategy, this role is responsible for executing all strategic communications across the Institute, developing bespoke communications plans for individual programs, crisis communications, overseeing digital platforms including social media, website and YouTube, managing brand and managing coverage of the Institute by external media outlets.
The Education Department at USC Shoah Foundation works to bring testimony-based education programming, multimedia resources and digital tools to educators and students worldwide that support them in attaining curricular outcomes and promoting the capacity to counter hate in the world.
The Research Division at USC Shoah Foundation – The Institute for Visual History and Education seeks to foster, produce, and disseminate original research grounded in the Institute’s Visual History Archive through its variety of programs and activities. By sponsoring scholar and innovation labs, research awards, public presentations and convenings, the Research Division aims to create opportunities for creative interdisciplinary collaboration and to promote linkages among scholars while producing and sharing important discoveries with the community at large.
The Research Division at USC Shoah Foundation – The Institute for Visual History and Education seeks to foster, produce, and disseminate original research grounded in the Institute’s Visual History Archive through its variety of programs and activities developed and managed by the Senior Director, including by sponsoring scholar and innovation labs, research awards, public presentations and convenings.
The Senior Director of Academic Programs will lead a dynamic team, mentoring staff's productivity and growth while promoting new initiatives and positive change for programs across the institute. This role will function as a partner for USCSF and USC colleagues and oversee all aspects of the programs division implementation of the institute’s strategic and academic plans.
We are currently seeking Indexers to join USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History within Information Technology Services. Indexers will be responsible for indexing oral history interviews with survivors and other witnesses of the Holocaust. The indexing work involves researching, selecting, and placing terms from a thesaurus into timecoded segments of the video or audio interview.
The Education Department at USC Shoah Foundation works to bring testimony-based education programming, multimedia resources and digital tools to educators and students worldwide that support them in attaining curricular outcomes and promoting the capacity to counter hate in the world. As such, the Learning and Development Specialist (Content Specialist) contributes to the execution of the Department’s content and curriculum development strategy, training and professional development program.