This 12-month, full time post, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will be central to the creation of an accessible, sustainable archive of the National Memorial Arboretum's heritage materials and stories. The Arboretum holds a wealth of uncatalogued photographs, documents, media, personal collections and ephemera, much of it dispersed, unrecorded, or at risk. As the National Memorial Arboretum approaches its 25th anniversary, Archiving Remembrance seeks to capture, preserve and celebrate the site's unique heritage, safeguarding a collection that tells the story of its conception, growth, and role in shaping contemporary Remembrance. Reporting to the Heritage Project Manager, the Archivist will lead on establishing the Arboretum's archive, including the scoping and cataloguing of heritage material and the embedding of archival practice across the organisation. This will include both digital and physical materials, alongside oral histories collected as part of the project. The role involves working closely with colleagues across departments, volunteers, and external consultants, as well as supporting evaluation of the project in collaboration with an appointed agency. The role will support the design and delivery of community engagement projects connected to heritage materials. The role will also work with the Arboretum's Access, Diversity and Inclusion panel to ensure that the archive and its development process reflect diverse perspectives, and that material in the archive is accessible to all. Due to the location of the heritage material, this role will be based primarily on site at the Arboretum. The total sum paid to the freelance Project Archivist will be £52,000 (12 months, 5 days per week at £260 per day), to include reasonable expenses.