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November 14, 2016, Filed Under: Internship, Research

Internship at Children’s Defense Fund

Company: Children’s Defense Fund Texas

Job Title: Health Care Policy Intern (20 hrs/wk)

Job Location: Austin, Texas, United States

Internship Dates: Spring, summer and fall internships available

Salary: Stipend available

Job Description: The internship is based in Austin and provides general support for the CDF-TX Policy Department. The intern works 20 hours/week, and provides substantive research, compiles reports, monitors interim legislative committees and helps with the execution of advocacy-related activities, including advocate training/recruitment, story collection, public education, legislator visits, legislative briefings and other Department projects.

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Advocate outreach and recruitment
  • Policy research, briefs and training material
  • Conducts research on public policy, media trends and other subjects as needed
  • Assists in the development and execution of special projects
  • Perform other division, department, and organization-wide special projects as needed and assigned
  • Assist in maintaining CDF’s social media platforms
  • Evenings and occasional weekend activity is required, consistent with policy support for a leading national not-for-profit organization

Job Requirements:

  • Ability to work effectively and calmly in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment and ability to multi-task
  • Strong organizational and execution skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Commitment to social advocacy and CDF’s mission to be a voice for all children
  • Ability to organize facts and present issues in a clear, concise and logical manner, both orally and in writing
  • Good interpersonal skills and the ability to interact diplomatically and professionally with CDF staff and external partners/contacts
  • Strong computer, Internet and research skills

Application Instructions: To apply, candidates should email a one-page cover letter describing their interest and qualifications and a resume to: canderson@childrensdefense.org and type POLICY INTERN in the subject line. Deadline for Spring 2017 applicants is December 1, 2016.

Contact Information: Cheasty Anderson, Senior Policy Associate
Email: canderson@childrensdefense.org
Web: http://www.cdftexas.org/

November 9, 2016, Filed Under: Internship, Research

Fundraising and Development PAID Internship- Black Women’s Blueprint

APPLICATION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 11th!!!!

National civil and human rights organization Black Women’s Blueprint seeks a passionate and savvy intern to assist in all aspects of organizational and campaign fundraising under the direction of the Director of Strategic Development.

We are especially interested to hear from candidates who:

  • Demonstrate an investment in, and familiarity with, the language of Black feminism(s)
  • Celebrate intersectional and/or anti-oppressive ways of experiencing the world
  • Exhibit a keen sense for the details as well as strong writing and editing chops
  • Are able to responsibly participate in dialogue and/or write about sensitive and painful subject matter, including various forms of sexual and/or state violence
  • Understand best practices in digital campaigning and/or community organizing
  • Are proactive yet not afraid to ask for help
  • Would be comfortable and forthright when making cold calls or meeting new people
  • See themselves pursuing a career in issue advocacy and/or nonprofit management
  • Have strong working knowledge of Google for online research and collaborative projects (Drive, Docs, Spreadsheets, etc)

This is a local opportunity for the Austin, Texas metropolitan area. The internship is paid and part-time, 10-15 hours a week. Promotion to a full-time opportunity may be available down the line for experienced candidates. Most work can be completed from home, but the candidate must be available for flexible daytime (9am-6pm) in-person meetings and strategy sessions. Use of personal cell phone and laptop required. Access to transportation preferred, but will provide as needed.

Duties will vary, but as the fundraising intern you can expect to:

  • Provide general administrative support to the Director of Strategic Development
  • Maintain participant and/or donor profiles in our database (will train on our CRM)
  • Assist with the production of compelling and pithy direct mail, e-blasts, newsletters, magazines, social media posts and other fundraising communications materials
  • Assist in the generation of a variety of materials including receipts, donation reminders, year-end tax letters, regular and special reports, etc.
  • Coordinate gratitude/recognition and fundraising incentive programs for BWB constituents and members
  • Coordinate fundraising phone banks as appropriate
  • Research foundations and act on opportunities to increase the resource base of the organization under the direction of the Director of Strategic Director and the Executive Director
  • Work closely with team members in communications and advocacy to align all solicitations with the organizational calendar and current events in the news cycle
  • Provide marketing and on-site logistical support for fundraising events (may require out of state travel)
  • Participate via conference call at the weekly BWB staff meeting (held in our Brooklyn, NY headquarters) on Monday mornings
  • Receive consistent and regular mentorship and feedback from the Director of Strategic Development

To apply, send a resume and cover letter to kaitlyn@blueprintny.org by November 11, 2016.

Please attach an addendum to your cover letter in which you answer the following questions:

1. What motivates people to give to the causes they care about? (max 250 words)

2. What is intersectionality? Why is it important? (max 250 words)

November 8, 2016, Filed Under: Internship, Research

Rapoport Center Internship Opportunities Spring 2017

Undergraduate Internships

Undergraduate interns bring excitement and expanded capabilities to the Rapoport Center. Fall, spring, and summer internships are available for undergraduates who are interested in:

  • Working on human rights research and advocacy projects
  • Learning how an academic center functions
  • Engaging in human rights scholarship
  • Gaining practical experience
  • Collaborating with faculty, staff, and students

Interns play an important role at the Rapoport Center, and support various initiatives depending on their background, interest, and the needs of the Center. Primary duties include:

  • Assisting with human rights research and advocacy projects
  • Supporting the coordination and publicity of events and programs
  • Expanding the Center’s social media outreach
  • Providing administrative support for Center programs
  • Contributing written work for press releases, website, and Annual Review publications
  • Serving as liaison to UT undergraduate community (through the Human Rights Student Advisory Council) and helping develop Center’s undergraduate outreach
  • Assisting Co-Directors, Assistant Director, Postdoctoral Fellow, Human Rights Scholars, graduate students, and affiliated faculty with other projects and tasks as assigned

This is an unpaid internship. Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the semester, and 15-20 hours per week during the summer.

Application

Required Qualifications

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

The following qualifications may be preferred in some candidates:

  • Demonstrated experience with publication, design, and website software (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite)
  • Proficiency in a foreign language
  • Experience with scholarly research and editing
  • Journalism experience

How to Apply

Qualified students should submit the following items individually in PDF format via email (subject: Undergraduate Internship) to humanrights@law.utexas.edu:

  • Cover letter (state why you are interested in the position; demonstrate basic knowledge of our programs and activities)
  • CV/Resume (indicate any relevant skills and foreign language proficiency)
  • Transcript (unofficial is acceptable; an official copy can be mailed 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

November 21, 2016

Contact

Contact us at humanrights@law.utexas.edu or 512-232-4857

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