Campaign for America's Future (CAF)
The Campaign for America's Future (CAF) and the Institute for America's Future (IAF) seek interns who are well-organized team players with a commitment to and interest in progressive issues. Interning with CAF is a great way to gain real world experience that could lead to a career in issue advocacy, public policy, public relations or many other avenues.
CAF plays a vital role in creating and coordinating national progressive policy. We engage citizens, activists and leaders in a renewed debate about the kind of country — and the kind of world — we want to build for the generations yet to come. Interns will work with one of the following programmatic/functional teams:
- Administration
- Communications/Media Relations
- Development/Fund raising
- Online – Content
- Progressive Message/Conservative Failure
- Policy Research
- Health care
Contact Toby Chaudhuri at chaudhuri@ourfuture.org for more information if you’re interested.
Center for American Progress (CAP)
http://www.americanprogress.org/aboutus/intern
American Progress offers full and part-time internships each summer and academic semester. All undergraduate and masters-level students and J.D. and Ph.D. candidates are eligible to apply. Successful applicants will be bright, highly motivated scholars with strong academic records and an interest and aptitude for public policy and/or political communication. Interns will be directly engaged with the Center’s policy experts and will participate in a variety of activities including research, writing, and web-based projects. They will also assist staff with administrative tasks and help organize the Center’s many conferences and events.
American Progress offers a monetary stipend as well as a transportation subsidy for interns.
Intern applicants can apply for placement in the following departments:
- Accounting
- Bioethics
- Campus Progress
- Communications (events / press)
- Development/Fundraising
- Domestic Policy
- Economic Policy
- Energy / Environment
- Enough!
- Ethnic Media
- Executive/Administration
- External Affairs
- National Security / International Policy
- Mic Check Radio
- Middle East Progress
- Online Communications / Editorial
- Progress Report / Think Progress / Wonkroom
- Religion
- Science Progress
- Speechwritting
- Technical Support
- Video
Eligibility:
All undergraduate and masters-level students and J.D. and Ph.D. candidates as well as recent graduates are eligible to apply. International students must have INS authorization to work in the United States.
Application Process:
In order to apply for a Center for American Progress Internship, please submit the following:
Internship Application (links below)
- Cover Letter and Resume
- Writing Sample of approximately 3 pages (your own words, unedited)
- College or University Transcript (unofficial is acceptable)
- 2-3 References (please provide both the phone and email contact information and please include a Professor or other individual familiar with your work)
Suggested Deadlines:
-Summer: March 1
-Fall: August 1
-Winter/Spring: December 1
Duration
Summer: June – August
Fall: September – December
Winter: January – March
Spring: January – May
*starting dates are flexible
Please send completed application materials either via email at interns@americanprogress.org or by mail to:
Center for American Progress
ATTN: Internship Program Manager
1333 H Street, NW
10 th Floor
Washington , DC 20005
202-682-1611
Democratic National Committee (DNC)
The Democratic National Committee is currently accepting applications for our Summer 2009 internship session. Now that we have taken back the White House, the DNC will be an exciting and busy place. Interns are a vital part of the team at the DNC and work in all departments.
Our deadline for summer applications is March 15, 2009. For an application, students should visit the DNC website at http://www.democrats.org/a/2007/09/dnc_internshi.php
Democracy: A Journal of Ideas Internship
The Democracy: A Journal of Ideas internship is a highly selective program for a small number of the most talented, progressive college writers,
editors, and thinkers in America.
While demanding and time intensive, it is geared toward giving college students a link into future careers in the world of progressive ideas. Interns will assist in administrative tasks as well as learn about all the parts of putting a journal together from article selection to copyediting and fact-checking. They should be interested in deepening their exposure to a wide range of policy issues and interacting with some of the most cutting-edge progressive thinkers across a variety of fields.
We are now accepting applications for our summer internship program on a rolling basis. The internship will begin in June and end in August, is five days a week, and pays a $500 monthly stipend. Applicants should have distinguished themselves in their academic work thus far. The internship is based in Washington, DC. All resumes should be sent to: dajoi@democracyjournal.org. No phone calls, please.
U.S. Senate Interns
Press Interns - Democratic Senator seeking enthusiastic, professional college student or recent college grad with interest in politics and media for unpaid internship for summer semesters. Work would include compiling press clips, media monitoring, writing press releases and supporting the daily running of the press office. Pennsylvania ties are strongly preferred, but not mandatory. To apply, please email cover letter and resume to press_office@casey.senate.gov or fax to 202-228-0734 no later than March 1st, 2009. No phone calls or walk-ins please.
Spring Interns – The Democratic Staff of the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship is seeking spring interns to work beginning immediately through May 2009 (dates somewhat flexible). Interns will be expected to provide administrative support, assistance in researching legislative and regulatory issues, as well as other general help with tasks necessary to run the Committee. College students with junior or higher standing and law school students are encouraged to apply. Applicants should have strong interpersonal skills, an exemplary academic record, and a demonstrated interest in American politics. To apply please e-mail your cover letter, resume, and brief writing sample (3-5 pages) to SmallBiz.Intern@gmail.com.
Spring and Summer Internship - The Senior Senator from Montana seeks enthusiastic and bright individuals, who pay great attention to detail, are self-motivated and have passion for understanding the legislative process and how current legislation affects Montana and the Nation. Interns are employed for each academic semester and during the summer months for either a 6 or 8 week duration. Interns may select either part-time or full-time status to correspond with their schedules. The interns in Senator Baucus' office gain knowledge and experience in three areas of operation: legislative, administrative, and press. Interns are assigned specific legislative topics and often do in-depth research, attend hearings and briefings as well as assist with all office operations, as necessary. Interns also get to experience votes and debates that are held on the Senate Floor as well as give tours of the US Capitol! As an intern's contributions to the office are important, a responsible commitment, willingness to work hard, and a positive attitude are essential to the success of an intern's experience. While the positions are unpaid, interns agree that this experience gives them valuable insights into the workings of the U.S. Congress and a chance to help serve fellow Montanans. Please send your resume and cover letter to Lindsay_Bell@baucus.senate.gov.
Defense Intern – Senior Florida Senator seeks full-time, unpaid intern for up to six months to assist busy national security staff. In addition to general administrative duties, intern will help staff prepare the Senator for hearings, meetings and travel, track legislation and budget requests, and follow-up with Department of Defense agencies and academic and industry groups. Qualified candidates should have excellent skills in research, attention to detail, and oral and written communication. Candidates with previous work experience, military experience and/or students studying national security policy, public administration, or international relations are preferred. This internship is designed to be an opportunity for those seeking congressional staff experience in aspiration of paid staff employment in national security affairs on Capitol Hill. Please submit cover letter, resume, and 3-5 page writing sample via email at: FloridaDefenseIntern@gmail.com. No calls please.
SPRING INTERNS – Northeast Democrat is seeking unpaid Spring Interns in his Washington office. Interns will be paired with legislative staff based on their interests and experience and will be conducting research, writing letters, and supporting the legislative staff. Additional administrative support work will also be required. Internships are unpaid. If your institution allows or requires college credit, that can be arranged. Our office is interested in Interns with all majors and backgrounds. Preference is given to applicants from New Jersey. To apply for an internship please submit a resume, a writing sample (3-5 pages), cover letter, and contact information for three references. The writing sample should demonstrate your writing skills and political knowledge. E-mail applications to demintern60@gmail.com.
PRESS INTERN- Midwestern Democratic Senator seeks unpaid press intern for the spring semester. The press intern will work closely with the press office and assist in compiling daily clips, maintaining press lists, assisting in website management, attending legislative hearings, transcribing remarks, some writing projects, and various administrative duties. Please send a brief cover letter, resume, references, and two writing samples to senatepressintern@gmail.com. Preference will be given to applicants who can commit at least 20 hours per week.
PRESS INTERNS -The office of U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) seeks press interns for fast-paced, aggressive press office. Press interns will work closely with Communications Director, Press Secretary, and Press Assistant on a variety of tasks. Responsibilities include answering the press line and fielding calls from reporters, working with press office and legislative staff to compile reports and other documents for media distribution, working with Press Assistant to compile daily press clips for Senator’s review, and coordinating daily update of reporter contact lists. Position requires a keen attention to detail, the ability to multitask and meet tight deadlines, and the ability to demonstrate professionalism and discretion at all times. Strong writing and grammar skills and proficiency of Microsoft Office applications required. Journalism/communications background and Ohio ties a plus. To apply, please submit cover letter, resume, and two writing samples to brown_pressintern3@brown.senate.gov.
Human Rights Campaign (HRC)
About HRC
The Human Rights Campaign is America’s largest civil rights organization working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality. By inspiring and engaging all Americans, HRC strives to end discrimination against LGBT citizens and realize a nation that achieves fundamental fairness and equality for all.
HRC seeks to improve the lives of LGBT Americans by advocating for equal rights and benefits in the workplace, ensuring families are treated equally under the law and increasing public support among all Americans through innovative advocacy, education and outreach programs. HRC works to secure equal rights for LGBT individuals and families at the federal and state levels by lobbying elected officials, mobilizing grassroots supporters, educating Americans, investing strategically to elect fair-minded officials and partnering with other LGBT organizations.
Internships
Our internship program pairs interns with specific departments or programs ensuring a valuable, in-depth experience. We treat our interns as junior staff members; an intern should expect both substantive and administrative work.
Along with the duties listed in the internship descriptions, interns receive special projects that will allow them to grow and explore their interests while here at HRC. Our internship program also includes a series of educational brownbag lunches, through which every intern will learn about all aspects of the organization.
Intern Qualifications
We look for interns who are ready to join HRC and work for LGBT equality. We have tailored our internship program to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates who graduated a year or less from the start date of the internship applied for.
Because interns in each department or program undertake different tasks, each internship requires a different level of skills, demonstrated interests, and prior experience. General criteria we look for in all the interns we hire: demonstrated interest and enthusiasm in the role of policy and advocacy around LGBT issues; ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment; and experience with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, Access).
Selection is based on the application and an interview, either over the phone or in person.
To apply please visit: http://www.hrc.org/about_us/5552.htm
The Midwest Academy
http://www.midwestacademy.com/internships.html
The Midwest Academy, a 35-year-old national training institute for progressive direct action organizing, will train community organizing interns in two ten week Summer 2009 programs. Both will run from Monday, June 1 - Friday, August 7.
Paid Internships:
Students will receive a stipend of $3500 for the ten- week period, to be paid biweekly. Freshmen are encouraged to apply for the for-credit internship, since we rarely hire freshmen in the paid internship program. There will be about 12 paid internship positions.
Unpaid For-Credit Internships:
Undergrads may receive 6 credits for a cost of $600 through the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Women's and Ethnic Studies Program; MA level students will receive 6 credits for a cost of $900 through the Sociology Department. Students doing the internship for credit will not be paid a stipend.
College-funded Internships:
If your college has funding for summer activities, and you are eligible, you may apply to be a Midwest Academy intern, bringing your own funding. In addition to the internship application form, please let us know what kind of funding you are applying for at your school, how much you might receive, what the decision date is, and when you need a decision about acceptance from us.
Internship Description
Interns will receive a week of training similar to the Midwest Academy five-day training (see training agenda). They will learn how organizers choose issues, develop strategy, assess their own organizational power and that of their targets, allies and opponents, recruit constituents, and move into action. (Costs for the training, including room/board, are covered in all versions of the internship.
Following training, interns will be placed with community organizations in Chicago neighborhoods from 95th and State to Brighton Park, Kenwood-Oakland, and Uptown, as well as in several suburban locations and with statewide organizations. Preference will be given to applicants from the Chicago area, or in school in the Chicago area. Details about placements will be posted as soon as available.
Additional locations outside Chicago may be added shortly for the for-credit and college-funded programs only. Please check back in January.
During nine weeks in the field, interns will conduct community outreach and organize one or more public meetings. Interns will receive day-to-day supervision from their placement organizations, and ongoing training and mentoring from Midwest Academy staff. For interns who are interested in pursuing a job in community organizing, we will provide job search assistance at the end of the internship or at college graduation (For-credit interns will receive additional supervision from our Director of Special Projects, who has an MA from the University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration.)
We are looking for young people who are ready to work hard and take on new challenges and responsibilities, who have a passion for social justice, and who want to learn solid skills in the field of organizing. We are particularly looking for people who want to explore a career in progressive organizing. Fluency in Spanish or other languages relevant to recent immigrants will be a plus for some locations. Use of a car will be required in some, but not all, placements.
To apply:
Fill out the Application for Midwest Academy Summer 2009 Internship. Review of applications will continue until positions are filled, at which time we will post here. Likely candidates will be interviewed via telephone.
http://www.midwestacademy.com/internships.html
Email: Interns@midwestacademy.com
ACLU of Northern California
The ACLU of Northern California seeks motivated applicants for the Organizing Internship. The summer 2009 internship will begin in May or June 2009 and continue until early August or September 2009.
Application Deadline:
The deadline to apply for a summer 2009 internship is March 16. Inquiries are welcome after the deadline.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Organizing Interns will support all levels of Organizing Department work and work closely with the two Field Organizers and the Organizing Coordinator. Some of the tasks interns will be asked to complete in spring 2009 include:
Post-Proposition 8 Marriage Equality Organizing:
- Help plan town hall meetings;
- Help coordinate public education events; and
- Work with staff and volunteers of coalition organizations to implement organizing tactics around marriage equality for same-sex couples in California.
Activist Engagement:
- Recruit activists for/promote monthly activist activities through social media;
- Manage and confirm activist RSVPs to events;
- Provide general logistical support for events; and
- Coordinate registration and follow up with activists.
LGBT Pride 2009:
Represent the Organizing Department on an interdepartmental committee to plan ACLU-NC's contingent in the 2009 San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
General Department Support:
- Plan events and workshops;
- Assist with legislative campaigns;
- Assist in issue campaign research;
- Coordinate Organizing Volunteers;
- Help build the ACLU-NC activist base; and
- Other duties as needed.
General Administrative Duties:
- Organize mass mailings;
- Photocopy distribution materials;
- Create flyers; Maintain databases;
- Provide technical support to ACLU-NC chapters; and
- Other administrative duties as needed.
This position requires a minimum commitment of two days per week (15-20 weekly hours), including several evenings each month. Please note that this is an unpaid internship. We are happy to work with students to secure academic credit.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Political Science,
- Public Policy, and other social science-related majors encouraged;
- Strong interpersonal skills; and
- Experience in community organizing, volunteer coordination, grassroots organizations, or lobbying preferred.
TO APPLY
Please email a resume and cover letter describing your experience and why you would be a good fit for this position in .pdf (preferred) or .doc/.docx format to internships@aclunc.org. Contact Organizing Coordinator Ashley Morris at 415-621-2493 x369 with questions.
ABOUT THE ACLU OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
The ACLU is a nationwide, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to the defense and expansion of civil liberties and civil rights. The ACLU of Northern California was founded in 1934. It is the largest ACLU affiliate in the nation, with 55,000 members, 23 all- volunteer chapters and clubs, and a staff of 50, including a legislative office in Sacramento and a satellite office in San Jose.
The ACLU-NC is proud to be an affirmative action employer. All interested individuals, including people of color, women, persons with disabilities and persons who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex are particularly urged to apply.
Michael Signer for Virginia
Campaign Interns Needed: Field, Finance, Communications, and Online Organizing
Michael Signer for Virginia is seeking interns in the field, finance, communications, and online organizing departments. Positions will start immediately and are based out of Northern Virginia. Internships are 10-hrs/week minimum.
Michael Signer is running for Lieutenant Governor in this hotly contested 5-way primary. Interns will gain hands on political experience on a statewide campaign.This is an excellent opportunity to see first-hand how a political campaign operates and get in on the ground floor.
Mike Signer is the Former Deputy Counselor to Mark Warner, the Election Protection Director for the 2004 Democratic Campaign in VA, and former Senior Foreign Policy Advisor to the Center for American Progress. To learn more about Michael Signer and our campaign, please visit www.mikesigner.com.
Interested applicants should send a resume to karen@michaelsigner.com.
US HOUSE INTERNSHIPS
INTERN — Rep. Earl Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon's third congressional district, is seeking full-time or part-time interns for his Washington, D.C. office. Internship duties may include the following activities: providing constituent services, attending legislative briefings and committee hearings, legislative research and writing, general office responsibilities and special projects of interest. This internship is unpaid; however, we are happy to assist you in receiving academic credit and finding housing. Please send resume and references ASAP to:
2267 Rayburn HOB,
Washington D.C. 20515
or fax them to 202-225-8941,
Attn: David Dickey-Griffith.
INTERN — Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., is seeking applications for a full time internship for her Washington, D.C., office. The intern will work closely with the administrative and legislative staff. This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in learning the legislative process. The successful candidate will be motivated, able to multitask, and have the ability to work well under pressure. All interested applicants should e-mail their resumes and contact information to CaliforniaResumes@yahoo.com.
INTERN — Progressive Midwestern Democrat seeks a full-time press intern for an aggressive, fast-paced communications shop this spring (January-May ‘09). Intern will assist the communications director with press releases, talking points, press conferences/events, newsletters, and administrative tasks. Excellent writing skills and a good sense of humor are desired. College journalism/political science students are preferred, but not required. Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume, and two short (one page or less) writing samples to IL17press@gmail.com.
INTERN — Progressive Midwestern Democrat has an internship opportunity available in his Washington, D.C., office for the 2009 winter semester. Primary responsibilities will focus on writing letters, sorting mail, and legislative research. Secondary responsibilities will include giving capitol tours, attending briefings, and answering phones. Please e-mail a resume, cover letter and brief writing sample to hare.internship@gmail.com
The Bonner Group, Inc.
Fundraising Internship (DC)
Date: Thurs, Feb 12 2009 10:30 am
The Bonner Group, Inc., a Washington, DC-based political fundraising firm, is looking to hire interns to work on a number of special projects in 2009. Interns are responsible for helping orchestrate special events and meetings, performing in-depth research on potential donors, and preparing background briefing memos on high net worth individuals.
This internship is in a campaign-like environment, and is ideal for anyone who would like to gain invaluable experience in politics. This is a PAID position.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (includes the following; other duties may be assigned as needed):
Scheduling: Responsible for helping orchestrate meetings and special events for high-profile principals. Duties may include making calls, preparing mailings, and drafting correspondence. Research: Responsible for researching potential donors and compiling information in a useable format. Database: Responsible for helping maintain and update a donor database, in addition to compiling lists for project use. Briefings: Responsible for preparing extensive background memos on potential donors. Also responsible for preparing short briefings for events. Administrative: Other tasks as assigned.
EXPERIENCE
Highly organized, detail-oriented, self-starter- Excellent writing and communications skills
- Previous research experience
- Proficient in Microsoft Office
- Demonstrated interest in progressive politics
- 15+ hours/week during the semester
TO APPLY
Please send resume and cover letter to Kristen Zearfoss at hradmin@bonnergrp.com. (Please mark e-mail as Political Research Intern, no phone calls please).
Location: Washington, D.C.
The Bonner Group, Inc. is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit and Democratic political fundraising firm with a reputation for thinking outside the box. The Bonner Group has worked for major non-profit organizations, Presidential campaigns, House & Senate campaigns, Gubernatorial campaigns , Lieutenant Governor campaigns, ballot initiatives and '527' organizations. We interact regularly with members of Congress and the political and philanthropic communities in Washington and across the nation.
The Arca Foundation
DC Internship in Arca
Date: Thurs, Feb 12 2009 2:20 pm
http://www.idealist.org/if/i/en/av/Internship/131922-161/c
The Arca Foundation has an immediate opening for a part-time (15 hours/week) Program Intern. The Program Intern will support the Program Associate and Executive Director in all aspects of program and grants management.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Assisting in planning and coordinating of conferences, public fora and meetings Assisting in preparation of materials and information for Board Meetings and grant dockets Assisting in all aspects of grants management, including, tracking incoming proposals, managing correspondences, responding to inquiries, and performing data entry Conducting research on programmatic areas of interest Supporting the administrative responsibilities of the Program Associate As needed, attending external events and briefing the staff. As needed, communicating with grantees and other key contacts.
Qualifications:
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite; previous database management experience a plus Effective written and oral communication skills A professional and pleasant demeanor, a superior work ethic and an ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to multitask and shift priorities; proven organizational skills, and an aptitude for working on detail-oriented tasks Commitment to Arca’s mission; experience working on social justice issues a plus Ability to excel in a team- based, participatory environment as well as work autonomously; good sense of humor a plus
Compensation
This is a paid internship. A monthly stipend of $150 will be provided.
About The Arca Foundation
The Arca Foundation, established in 1952, is dedicated to the pursuit of social equity and justice, particularly given the growing disparities in our world. From the start, Arca’s grantmaking has focused on empowering citizens to help shape public policy. The Foundation has made grants totaling more than $50 million dollars to over 1,700 organizations. Arca’s first grants supported groups working on population policy and women’s rights, changing over the years, to reflect new concerns: environmental issues in the 1970’s, U.S. foreign policy toward Central America and Cuba in the 1980’s and ‘90’s, and the urgent need to curb corporate domination of our politics through genuine campaign finance reform. In recent years, the Foundation has stepped up its commitment to media policy, civic engagement, and grantmaking on international policy issues, while remaining dedicated to certain principles:
To use its resources to empower the experts on the front lines To ensure transparency and honesty in government and enterprise To engage in affecting public policy To pursue social justice and equity To advance the principle that all persons have the right to a secure and dignified life.
In pursuit of these principles, the Foundation has adopted experimental, strategic and innovative approaches that give voice to the unheard and raise unasked questions. The organizations Arca supports empower citizens to take their rightful role in shaping public policy that can create the world we want.
More information can be found at the Arca Foundation website: www.arcafoundation.org.
Application instructions:
Please send a cover letter explaining your interest in the position and a resume to ecasteel@arcafoundation.org with the subject line “Program Intern” by 12 p.m. on Friday, January 30th. Applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. No telephone, fax or additional email communications, please.
The Arca Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. Women, people of color, LGBT people and others are strongly encouraged to apply.
Communications Intern - Progressive Public Affairs Firm- M+R Strategic Services
M+R Strategic Services Communications division engages in a variety of media relations (international, national and local), thought leadership, events and planning activities to help our clients disseminate their messages and reach key audiences. The intern responsibilities will include, but will not be limited to the following:
- Assist in writing and distributing news releases
- Research various media for story angle and placement ideas
- Build and maintain media lists for various client projects
- Conduct necessary research to develop new business presentations and strategic communication plans for clients
- Compile and record clips of client’s media coverage
- Assist with planning, coordination and implementation of special events
- Assist client teams with various day to day account operation
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
Proficiency in Lexis-Nexis, Factiva, and other online searchable databases, Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint, Excellent verbal and writing skills
Interested applicants should submit resumes and cover letters to mrssintern@gmail.com. For more information about M+R, please visit our Web site at www.mrss.com.
Dan McElhatton for Philadelphia District Attorney Campaign
Are you interested in getting involved in a political campaign? Dan McElhatton, candidate for District Attorney of Philadelphia, is offering internship opportunities to motivated, politically engaged individuals.
This is a great chance to get involved in the political process and learn the ins and outs of a campaign. It is also an excellent resume builder and opportunity to network with people who work professionally in politics.
We are asking prospective interns to commit to working 5 to 12 hours per week from now until mid-May. Interested individuals should contact Dave O'Hara for further information at dave@votemcelhatton.com or 215-557-0819. We are not requiring submissions of a cover letter or resume.
Thank you and we hope you'll take advantage of this rewarding and exciting opportunity.
Boston City-Wide Campaign
Boston City-Wide Campaign seeks interns in Communications; Fundraising; Field; and Research for upcoming 2009 election. The internship will provide interested candidates with grassroots and outreach organizing experience and a thorough knowledge of political campaigns and policy. Intern responsibilities will vary based on their expressed interest and the needs of the campaign.
You will learn the following skills:
- Community organizing tactics
- Campaign strategy
- Vote targeting
- How to use the voter file
- Technology based organizing
- Direct voter contact
- Get Out the Vote Strategies
- Event Planning
Interns must commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week. The campaign will work with your school so that you are able to receive academic credit. Depending on experience and the number of hours committed, a stipend will be permitted.
Job Requirements:
Applicants should have a strong commitment to engaging people in the democratic process. Dependability, a strong work ethic, with good organizational skills and attention to detail are essential. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Windows is necessary. The schedule is flexible; it would be helpful to have some evening and weekend time available to attend meetings and events.
Please send a resume and cover letter to: boston.democrat@gmail.com – Please add "Intern" to the subject line.
Scott Stringer
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer has kicked off his re-election campaign and he is looking for energetic, intelligent interns to come learn about staffing a real new york political race. He also worked to improve the quality of life in new york through his initiatives about affordable housing and Go Green Initiative which promotes healthy eating and urban environmentalism. Specifically we are looking for three bright, energetic students to take on specific campaign roles in communications, fundraising, and press and be credited for their successes. Please email your cover letter, resume and availability to Emily at info@stringerforny.com.
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