International African American Museum (IAAM)

The learning and engagement activities of the Museum encompass curatorial and exhibition management, public education and programs management, and school group management. This division also oversees the management of genealogy services, providing public access to genealogy training, education, and databases, as well as historical records. The division is responsible for delivering interpretive and educational initiatives aligned with the Museum's mission through gallery and digital exhibitions, virtual and in-person programs, and public engagement activities. Stewardship of the Museum's collection, which includes over 700 art pieces, objects, and artifacts spanning from the 17th century to the 21st century, falls under this division. The collection, featuring significant works from African American communities and the African diaspora, with a focus on west African and caribbean communities, is integral to the Museum's mission and educational programs. By managing and activating these collections, the learning and engagement division enhances the Museum's role as an educational and cultural resource, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of African American history and culture.

The facility operations activities of the Museum manage facilities, gardens, security, and technology infrastructure. This division ensures the maintenance and functionality of Museum properties, implements security measures (including personnel and security technology), and oversees capital projects for facility improvements and maintenance.

Museum operations manages revenue-generating departments, including the caf, retail, and event rentals, contributing to the Museum's financial stability. This division also oversees visitor services, which manages the visitor experience inclusive of ticket sales. Additionally, Museum operations is responsible for it management, ensuring the technological infrastructure supports all Museum activities.