Active History is hiring a part-time site manager. Come work with us!

Site Manager, Active History
Qualifications:
- A graduate degree (MA or PhD) in history, public history, or a related field
- Strong computer literacy, including familiarity with (or ability to learn) WordPress
- Advanced writing and editing skills
- A record of publication in scholarly and/or non-scholarly outlets
- A strong interest in public history
- Excellent organizational and project management skills
- A collaborative disposition
- Strong ability to work independently
Duties:
- Work with the editorial collective to plan posts and blog series for Active History
- Solicit blog posts, facilitate editing in collaboration with authors and editors, upload to WordPress and post to website.
- Liaise with social media coordinator
- Guide the redesign of the Active History website (two-year project):
- Meet with editorial collective to determine design priorities
- Research web designers, solicit quotes
- Work with editorial collective to choose a designer
- Work with editorial collective and designer throughout redesign process
- Participate in editorial collective meetings to determine strategy, plan special initiatives, make budgetary decisions, etc.
Reports to: the editorial collective of Active History (represented by two editors)
Hours and pay: 10 hours per week. Pay commensurate with education and experience. $26-30 per hour, plus benefits.
Duration: 1 year contract with possibility of renewal for up to 3 years total.
Start date: mid-August 2025.
Location: Remote work. Possibility of temporary office space if successful candidate lives in Montreal or Ottawa.
To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to activehistoryinfo@gmail.com. Include the phrase “Site Manager Application” in the email subject heading. References will be requested at the interview stage.
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