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July 21, 2021, Filed Under: Internship

Internships with Annie’s List – Fall 2021

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About Annie’s List

Annie’s List is a political action committee whose vision is to achieve equality for women by changing the face of power in Texas. We do this by recruiting, training, and electing progressive, pro-choice women who are dedicated to advancing the self-determination, health, safety and financial security of Texas women and their families.

Annie’s List promotes a progressive agenda that:

  • Protects access to a full range of sexual and reproductive health care for all.
  • Provides affordable and accessible health care for all Texas families.
  • Advances the inclusion and protection of marginalized and disenfranchised Texans in all aspects of public life.
  • Creates equitable economic opportunities, wages and working conditions for all.
  • Prevents violence against women and children and assists survivors.
  • Supports high quality and accessible public education for all children, pre-K through college.

Internship Program 

Annie’s List offers paid positions for young leaders enrolled in college through our internship program. Each semester we interview and hire four to six college students who are interested in the political process and creating better government to work with our team. Our interns have gone on to attend Annie’s List Campaign School, work on campaigns of our endorsed candidates around the state, join the Annie’s List staff, and hold key positions in the Texas Capitol.

Strong candidates have a demonstrated commitment to Annie’s List mission and values, relevant work/volunteer experience, strong writing skills, comfort using Google platforms and the energy/flexibility to work in a fast-paced environment.

Internship Program Details

  • Interns are required to work a minimum of 10 hours/week.
  • Our internship will be in-person and based in our Austin office, with the exception of one Development internship that can be held virtually.
  • Interns are paid semi-monthly at a rate of $15 per hour.
  • If needed, our staff can work with students to gain course credit.

To learn more, please visit https://annieslist.com/programs/intern-program/. Please direct any internship program questions to info@annieslist.com.

Communications Intern: learn how to build a political brand, develop engaging content and support fundraising and events.

  • Assist in tracking press relevant to Annie’s List candidates and issues
  • Monitor media for Annie’s List media mentions
  • Research and draft copy for social media content, emails, press releases, and website

Development Intern: learn how to research, engage, fundraise, and thank political donors in support of our mission.

  • Write fundraising content to be used in emails, social media, and in person donor cultivation and solicitation
  • Learn how to plan, run, and support fundraising events
  • Conduct donor research and update critical databases and spreadsheets
  • Prepare mailings and solicitations
  • Learn critical campaign tools, like Numero and EveryAction, and organize and conduct call time
  • Support the development team with donor scheduling and follow up

Political Intern: learn how to research for political races and give candidates the support they need to win.

  • Support training curriculum development for our candidates, campaign staff, and advocates
  • Help research and develop a pipeline for candidate recruitment
  • Learn software pertinent to progressive campaigns (NGP & VAN)
  • Conduct political research

In addition to these primary tasks, interns will also be called on to help with tasks for other departments as needed. Interns will not only get a sense of what it takes to elect women in Texas, but also have the option to participate in career development opportunities, such as resume/cover letter writing workshops, networking workshops, and panels tailored to the current interns’ interests.

To Apply

Applications for Fall 2021 internships are NOW OPEN!

Application deadline: Friday, July 30th by 5:00PM CT

Fall Internship dates: September 1 – November 30, 2021

This Fall, we are hiring interns for the following departments:

  • Communications (Two internships available)
  • Development (Two internships available, one virtual)
  • Political (One internship available)

Send one-page resume and cover letter to info@annieslist.com with the subject line: Fall 2021 Internship – YOUR NAME. In your cover letter, please explain why you would like to intern for Annie’s List and which department you prefer

Due to the volume of applications, our deadline is strict and helps ensure that our review process is completed in a timely manner. Fall 2021 applicants can expect to hear back about the status of their applications in early August.

July 12, 2021, Filed Under: Internship

Barbara Harlow Internship in Human Rights and Social Justice – Fall 21

Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice

The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice is now accepting applications for the Fall 2021 Barbara Harlow Internship in Human Rights and Social Justice. This internship, which offers a modest stipend, is only open to BDP students. Our fall 2021 internships will be in-person. Applications will be due by midnight on Friday, July 23, 2021.

The Barbara Harlow Internship honors the life and work of Barbara Harlow (1948-2017), who was the Louann and Larry Temple Centennial Professor of English Literature at the University of Texas. She was a committed colleague, friend, and mentor to countless students, activists, and intellectuals. As a collaboration between the Rapoport Center and the Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDP), the internship aims to introduce BDP students to Harlow’s scholarship and activism, and to encourage them to imagine future trajectories for her work.

This internship is chosen to honor Barbara Harlow because it was largely through her efforts that the Rapoport Center and the BDP partnered to create the Human Rights & Social Justice BDP certificate in 2009. Harlow chaired the faculty panel for the certificate from its inception until 2017. While the internship is open to all BDP students, regardless of which certificate they are pursuing, it is meant for students who are working on issues of social justice. Read more about Harlow and about the internship here.

Harlow interns bring excitement and expanded capabilities to the Rapoport Center and play an important role, supporting various initiatives depending on their background, interest, and the needs of the Center. For Fall 2021, we are particularly interested in interns who can help who can help us with continued project-related follow-up to our 2021 Pop-Up Institute, “Beyond the Future of Work: New Paradigms for Addressing Global Inequality.” The project focuses on exploring pressing questions around the future of work addressing diverse themes such as care work, essential work, automation, and the global dimensions of worker precarity.

Fall 2021 projects may include the following:

  • Maintain the website for the Rapoport Center’s Pop-Up Institute “Beyond the Future of Work: New Paradigms for Addressing Global Inequality,” and other project-related follow-up.
  • Engage in human rights research and writing
  • Expand the Center’s social media outreach
  • Serve as liaison to UT undergraduate community and help develop Center’s undergraduate outreach
  •  Work on the publication of the Center’s Annual Review by writing and editing articles, designing layout, and working extensively with the software program InDesign

Required Qualifications

  • Commitment to working on issues of human rights and justice
  • Excellent writing and editing ability
  • Individual initiative and flexibility
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Professional demeanor

The following qualifications may be preferred in some candidates:

Priority:

  • Website development experience (including the curation and organization of public-facing digital material)
  • Demonstrated expertise with videography, podcasts, and/or webisode production
  • Demonstrated expertise with publication and graphic design software (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite)
  • Demonstrated interest in themes such as care work, essential work, automation, and the global dimensions of worker precarity

Also:

  • Proficiency in Spanish and/or Portuguese
  • Experience with scholarly research and editing
  • Journalism experience

Additional Information & Expectations

Our fall 2021 internships will be in-person. Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the semester. Though the internship is similar to the Rapoport Center’s standard undergraduate internship, the Harlow internship offers a higher stipend and requires three additional components:

  • In the cover letter, students should reflect (in one paragraph) on how Harlow’s scholarship and activism might influence their work with the Rapoport Center and their pursuit of human rights and social justice more broadly (see below).
  • During the internship, each recipient will write a piece for our Human Rights Commentary page, which either engages directly with Harlow’s work or uses her work as a lens through which to engage critically with a topic.
  • After the internship, each recipient will create a poster to reflect on the internship, taking into account Harlow’s impact on their experience, and present it at the Annual BDP poster session in April. (Fall and Summer interns will submit at the end of their respective term, and then present in April.)

How to Apply

Qualified students should submit the following items through our online application system.

  • Cover letter
    State why you are interested in the position; demonstrate basic knowledge of our programs and activities. Reflect (in one paragraph) on how Barbara Harlow’s scholarship and activism might influence your work with the Rapoport Center and your pursuit of human rights and social justice more broadly.
  • CV/Resume
    Indicate any relevant skills and foreign language proficiency
  • Transcript
    Unofficial is acceptable; an official copy can be mailed or emailed if needed, to arrive by the application due date
  • List of three references
    At least two must be UT faculty; include name, title, and contact information; full letters not required
  • Writing sample
    3-5 pages; does not need to relate directly to human rights, although that is preferable 

Deadline: Midnight, Friday, July 23, 2021

Contact: Rapoport Center Assistant Director Sarah Eliason at seliason@law.utexas.edu.

July 8, 2021, Filed Under: Uncategorized

Well Aware Internship – Fall 2021

Well Aware currently offers an unpaid position of Social Media Intern. You will be devoted to all of our media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.); this includes assisting in content creation, post scheduling, message responses, and staying up to date on best practices. Social Media Intern must be available a minimum of 10 hours per week.

Overview of Well Aware’s Internship program:

Well Aware’s internship program is designed to provide undergraduate and graduate students with a high-level educational experience in the day-to-day programs and operations of a small, lean nonprofit. Interns are encouraged to ask questions regarding implementation of clean water systems in Africa, community development, training and education in Well Aware’s project regions, development and fundraising work, and organization and administration of nonprofit management.

Interns will be assigned a supervisor that will oversee and guide their experience.

Other responsibilities may include: 

  • Conducting prospect research on individual, foundation, and corporate donors
  • Maintaining donor and grant databases and files, including calendaring deadlines, logging donations, generating and sending donor acknowledgements, logging donor appreciation efforts
  • Supporting staff with logistics associated with special events, including assisting with the creation of invitation list, all logistics, soliciting sponsors, communicating with venue and vendors
  • Attending/Volunteering at special events
  • Tracking and evaluating all development efforts
  • Working with Board of Directors Development Committee to implement development strategies

Ideal Candidates Must:

  • Be responsible, flexible, hard‐working, ethical, and committed to the mission of Well Aware
  • Possess a high level of organizational skills and be detail oriented
  • Possess solid oral and written communication skills
  • Be skilled at a variety of computer skills, e.g., Google Drive, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Adobe Acrobat
  • Be able to operate standard office equipment
  • Able to handle multiple tasks at one time
  • Possess an interest in a nonprofit career ‐ particularly development and fundraising

How to apply?

Send your resume, availability and motivation statement to our office manager,

Amy Prewitt – amy@wellawareworld.org

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