Historic Hawai‘i Foundation currently has two part-time job openings that offer flexible hours, competitive pay and unique experiences.  Please refer to the brief descriptions below and check out the links for further information and instructions to apply.  Applications will be accepted via Bishop & Co.

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Historic Preservation Intern for Education Programs

The Historic Preservation Intern will assist with organizing, facilitating and implementing Historic Hawai‘i Foundation’s public education programs. These programs aim to build an ethic of preservation and promoting preservation solutions for community planning and development activities.

Specific tasks may include supporting educational seminars, tours and events; researching and developing action alerts and community calls for action; developing written materials; assisting with video, website, social media and written communications; and developing public presentation materials. This temporary position will work 8-16 hours/week for 12-16 weeks.  Start and end dates are flexible. The work location may be either remote via telework or in the HHF office in the Dole Cannery, Iwilei, Honolulu.  The office is on a major bus line or validated parking is available. [Learn more]

Historic Preservation Intern for Native Hawaiian Stewardship Program

The NHO Program Historic Preservation Intern will assist with organizing, facilitating and implementing Historic Hawai‘i Foundation’s Native Hawaiian Organization Stewardship Training Program.  The ideal candidate must demonstrate ability to support and learn about program management and have interest in learning the concepts and principles of historic preservation for sustaining, protecting and supporting historic and cultural sites in the Hawaiian Islands. Knowledge of Hawaiian culture and traditions is required; familiarity with ‘Olelo Hawai‘i is advantageous. Some hours may be detailed to the U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Native Hawaiian Relations.

This temporary position will work 8-16 hours/week for 12-16 weeks.  Start and end dates are flexible. Work location may be either remote via telework or in the HHF office in the Dole Cannery, Iwilei, Honolulu.  The office is on a major bus line or validated parking is available. [Learn more]