Work With Us
The Alutiiq Museum regularly recruits people to work with us—contribute to projects, offer art to our collections, participate in public outreach, act as evaluators, and intern at the museum. Our current opportunities are listed below. For more information on working with the museum, please contact Djuna Davidson, 844-425-8844. To learn about volunteering, please visit our volunteer page.
Alutiiq Museum staff, volunteers, and contractors move a 23′ kayak frame, 2024.
Request for Proposals
ALUTIIQ/SUGPIAQ DIGITAL PLACE NAMES MAP
There are hundreds of Alutiiq names for the settlements, waterways, and landforms of the Kodiak Archipelago. These names hold valuable information about Alutiiq history, land use, and traditions. To share them, the museum is creating an interactive digital map for its website. This project is generously supported by the Native Village of Afognak and the US Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The museum seeks a web technician to create the digital map. The technician will design and build the map, integrate it into the museum’s website, and provide staff training on adding to the map. This work will be completed between March and September of 2025, with text, audio, and image files provided by the museum. See the RFP linked below for project details and directions on submitting a proposal. Please contact Dehrich Chya, 844-425-8844 with questions.
Proposals are due by 4:00 pm Alaska time, on January 31, 2025.
Aiaktalik Island and the location of Angyartalek—Aiaktalik village, 2023.
Keelin Rice designed an internship in partnership with museum staff. A grant from her university paid expenses while she volunteered her time to care for collections and research her family history.
The Old Harbor Native Corporation funded an internship at the Alutiiq Museum and awarded it to Ally Lake. Ally learned all about museum outreach greeting visitors, helping in the store, and working on education projects.