Jack Voorzanger Archival Internship
The Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC), an international human rights organization and a center for Holocaust remembrance, is proud to announce the Jack Voorzanger Archival Internship for 2022. This internship will provide a special opportunity for a student interested in hands-on experience working with the SWC archival collection, focusing primarily on the Holocaust.
To read more about the internship, please click here.
Deadline to apply is April 30, 2022. To apply, please fill out our online application, or download the Archival Internship Application, fill it out and email it to archives@wiesenthal.com. All resumes must be sent via email in addition to filling out an application!
About Jack Voorzanger
Jack Voorzanger was a courageous child survivor of the Holocaust, born in the Netherlands, hidden throughout the war, yet beaten and forced to convert to Catholicism by the man who saved him. 75 members of Jack's family were murdered during the Holocaust.
After the war, Jack rebuilt his life and came to the United States. When Jack retired from his successful photo lab business, he began to volunteer at the SWC Archives, assisting with archival scanning of the SWC collection as a dedicated volunteer for over 18 years.
The Voorzanger family has generously endowed the Jack Voorzanger Archival Internship in his memory.