We’re Re-Opening & Recruiting! Great Job Opportunities at ABHM

Join our team! We are currently looking to fill the following positions (click to download full job description):

• Director of Development
• Director of Education and Programs
• Marketing Manager
• Visitors Services and Membership Coordinator
• Visitors Services Specialist (Part-Time)
• Admin Coordinator

About America’s Black Holocaust Museum

For 20 years, ABHM served as a cultural cornerstone and educational institution welcoming local, national and international visitors of all backgrounds to the city of Milwaukee. Its physical return to Bronzeville on February 25, 2022, celebrates the neighborhood’s history and encourages efforts to develop the Bronzeville Cultural and Entertainment District. 

ABHM is dedicated to the legacy of Dr. Cameron, one of few known survivors of a lynching in American history. He founded ABHM to explore under-told stories of the African American experience and the harmful legacy of slavery as well to promote racial repair, reconciliation and healing. After closing its doors in 2008, the museum continued its education of others by launching a virtual museum in 2012 (www.abhmuseum.org). The museum is now on the verge of reopening as a physical space on the very footprint of its predecessor at the corner of Vel R. Phillips and North avenues in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  

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Learn more about ABHM’s 20-year history, closure in 2008, and miraculous re-emergence here and its impact on the US and globally here.