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Are you passionate about culture, the arts, natural history, and science Are you keen on how these elements aesthetically come together to tell the many stories of humanity Join our team at ROM and consider a fulfilling career in the museum field through experience as a Friends of Textileamp; Costume: African Textiles Intern.POSITION SUMMARY:As a Friends of Textileamp; Costume: African Textiles Intern, you will play an important role in promoting the ROM #39;s exquisite yet underrepresented collection of African textiles. Under the expert guidance of ROM Senior Curator of Global Fashionamp; Textiles, Dr. Sarah Fee, you will collaborate closely with our team of curators and collections specialists. This unique opportunity will involve you in the comprehensive inventory of ROM’s African textiles collection, aiming to enhance its visibility through the museum’s online eMuseum platform. Your contributions will include researching, cataloging, and photographing each piece to create detailed descriptions and visual records. In addition to these tasks, you will manage associated files and engage with database operations to ensure the collection #39;s information is accurately and effectively shared. This internship offers a blend of hands-on experience in museum collection management, digital engagement, and the opportunity to contribute significantly to the appreciation and understanding of African textiles.RESPONSIBILITIES: