Visitor Experience and Community Engagement Internship – ONSITE – Lowell National Historical Park jobs in United States
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Environment for the Americas · 18 hours ago

Visitor Experience and Community Engagement Internship – ONSITE – Lowell National Historical Park

Environment for the Americas is seeking an intern for the Latino Heritage Internship Program at Lowell National Historical Park. The intern will help build relationships with Latino communities and organizations, support bilingual programming, and contribute to cultural events and outreach efforts.

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Responsibilities

Build and strengthen partnerships with Latino-serving organizations and community members
Collaborate with community partners to co-create programs reflecting Latino histories and experiences in Lowell
Develop and deliver Spanish-language and bilingual interpretive content, including walking tours, programs, and digital exhibits
Support bilingual interpretation across existing park programs (e.g., tours, wellness programs, riverboat tours)
Create Spanish-language outreach materials, publications, and digital media connecting park themes to Latino audiences
Research and integrate Latino histories into park exhibits, including contributing content to the weave-room exhibit
Assist with community engagement and youth outreach through cultural festivals, special events, and family-focused programs
Participate in special events and public programs, including art pop-ups, concerts, and cultural celebrations
Maintain a community contact database to support ongoing outreach and collaboration
Support efforts to expand access to park resources and foster meaningful, long-term community connections

Qualification

Spanish fluencyPublic HistoryCommunity outreachBasic computer skillsPublic speakingCollaborationCreativityFlexibility

Required

Be a U.S. citizen or legal resident
Be between 18 and 30 years old, or up to 35 if a veteran
Be willing to undergo a background check upon hiring
Have a valid driver's license and a good driving record
Relevant fields of study: Public History, Museum Studies, Interpretation or Environmental Education, Parks and Recreation Management, Sociology or Anthropology, Ethnic Studies, Latino American Studies, Communications, Public Relations, Media Studies, Education, or related disciplines
Ability to communicate fluently in English and Spanish; other languages are a plus
Ability to provide basic customer service, including standing, greeting, and working with volunteers, children, and park staff
Ability to withstand long periods of sitting, standing, and walking in indoor and outdoor conditions
Basic computer skills and ability to operate audio-visual equipment
Ability to navigate social media platforms
Availability to work 40 hours per week, including weekends, holidays, and evenings
Ability to collaborate with partner organizations and community members
Public speaking skills, outgoing personality, flexibility, creativity, and enjoyment of working with new people and as part of a team
Experience or interest in community outreach and relationship-building, particularly with Latino communities
Ability to work with park staff and community partners to support interpretive and educational goals

Company

Environment for the Americas

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Environment for the Americas works to connect people to birds and nature through education, outreach, and research.

Funding

Current Stage
Early Stage

Leadership Team

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Sonam Detso
Carbon Partnership Resource Assistant
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