INTERNSHIPS:
Internship in the office of Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro: Active Subcommittee Ranking Member seeks full time intern to work in her fast-paced, team-oriented Washington, D.C. office starting as soon as possible until May 13. The internship is unpaid but students may receive credit. Though many intern duties are administrative, there will be many opportunities for interns to take on additional responsibility. Candidates must be self-motivated, detail-oriented, and have excellent communication skills. Duties will include drafting constituent mail, legislative research, answering phones, opening and sorting mail, scheduling tours of various federal buildings, conducting tours of the Capitol building, and attending hearings. This internship will offer an exciting inside glimpse into how a congressional office operates, and familiarize the intern with Capitol Hill. CT ties are preferred but not required. E-mail resume and a short writing sample toelizabeth.albertine@mail.house.gov by April 6.
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*Internships at EMILY’s List*
Gain valuable political experience and help elect pro-choice Democratic
women up and down the ticket! EMILY’s List is a grassroots political network
working to elect pro-choice Democratic women candidates to higher office. We
orchestrate major fundraising efforts for candidates, work with their teams
to build effective campaigns, and use our famous grassroots network to
mobilize women voters. Interns are given the opportunity to do varied and
substantive work, while gaining in-depth experience in the political sector.
By working together, we can make a difference — and change the face of
American politics.
EMILY's List offers full- and part-time internships in eight departments:
- *Communications*
- *Development*
- *Political*
- *Research*
- *Finance/Administration*
- *Information Technology*
- *New Media*
- *WOMEN VOTE!*
Because of the crucial role interns play in our organization, we ask that
applicants have excellent written and oral communication skills. Good
judgment and an ability to maintain confidentiality are also a must.
*Visit **http://emilyslist.org/who/jobs/ to apply for a Summer 2011
internship. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling schedule; the last
day to apply is April 1, 2011.*
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J Street is looking for the next generation of talent to build the future of
the pro-Israel, pro-peace movement.
We are now accepting applications for summer
internships with J Street offices across the country, as well as
for J Street U's Congressional Internship Program in D.C., and we'd love to
hear from you. We're looking for talented individuals who are passionate
about Israel, and committed to J Street's mission of achieving a two-state
solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through American diplomatic
leadership.
J Street internships offer opportunities to get involved with all aspects of
the operation in* New York, D.C., Chicago, San Francisco, or Philadelphia, *
while* J Street U's Congressional Internship Program* is a unique
opportunity to gain hands-on experience in American politics.
To see all our internship opportunities please visit:
http://jstreet.org/j-street-summer-2011-internships/
*J Street U Congressional Internship Program*
With J Street U's Congressional Internship Program, student leaders will be
placed in Congressional offices in Washington, DC to experience politics
from an insider's perspective. As a supplement to their work on the Hill,
interns will participate in several activities and events related
to J Street throughout the summer. The internship is unpaid and varies in
length and time commitment depending on the office where the student is
placed.
*Applications are due April 1st, 2011. Please email rlevy@jstreetu.org with any
questions.*
*Interning with J Street *
J Street internships are a great opportunity to build your resume and learn
valuable skills while contributing to a cause you believe
in. JStreet interns get involved on the front lines of the organization and
are an important part of everything that we do.
*Current Internships Available: *
Washington DC Based Internships:
- J Street Summer '11 Political and Development Internship
- J Street Summer '11 J Street Education Fund Internship
- J Street Summer '11 Video Editing & Education Internship
- J Street U Summer '11 Congressional Internship Program
New York City Based Internships:
- J Street Summer '11 Field and Development Internship
- J Street Summer '11 J Street U Internship
- J Street Summer '11 Communications and New Media Internship
San Francisco Based Internship:
- J Street Summer '11 Northern California Internship
Chicago Internship:
- J Street Summer '11 Chicago Internship
Philadelphia Internship:
- J Street Summer '11 Outreach and Advocacy Internship
Applications are considered on a rolling basis. For general information,
please email saraht@jstreet.org.
*More About our Organization*
J Street is the political home for pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans. The
organization gives political voice to mainstream American Jews and other
supporters of Israel who, informed by their progressive and Jewish values,
believe that a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is
essential to Israel’s survival as the national home of the Jewish people and
as a vibrant democracy. J Street’s mission is two-fold: first, to advocate
for urgent American diplomatic leadership to achieve a two-state solution
and a broader regional, comprehensive peace and, second, to ensure a broad
debate on Israel and the Middle East in national politics and the American
Jewish community.
The J Street family of organizations includes J Street – a 501(c)(4)
non-profit which is responsible for lobbying and advocacy; JStreetPAC – a
federal political action committee that endorses and raises money for
federal candidates who support active American leadership to bring peace and
security to Israel and the Middle East; and the J Street Education Fund – a
501(c)(3) that aims to educate communities about the need for a two-state
solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and promote open, dynamic and
spirited conversation about how to best advance the interests and future of
a democratic, Jewish Israel. J Street Local, J Street’s national field
program and J Street U, JStreet’s campus movement are programs of
the J Street Education Fund. Visit us at www.jstreet.org
J Street U, the student arm of J Street, the political home for pro-Israel,
pro-peace Americans. J Street U is a national network of students bringing
together a commitment to Israel, human rights, democracy, and social
justice. J Street U organizes on behalf of peace and security for Israelis
and Palestinians by encouraging US leadership to achieve a two-state
solution and by building on campuses around the country a pro-Israel space
that recognizes the urgent necessity of a Palestinian state and lasting
peace. www.jstreetu.org
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Innovative non-profit seeks a well-organized, entry-level, self-starter as a
part-time New Media assistant.
New Media Paid Intern Responsibilities:
- Assist in creating and distributing emails, newsletters, and
other external communication
- Manage daily internal website updates and analyze traffic
- Assist in managing Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and other social
media applications
- Update and manage membership database on Salesforce
- Assist in tracking post-event member follow up
- Transcribe event videos and archive/catalog photographs
- Provide general administrative support to the New Media and
Programming teams as needed
Qualifications:
- Must manage time efficiently
- Must be organized and able to multi-task
- Experience with Website CMS and Salesforce not required, but a
plus.
To be considered for this position, please submit a resume and cover letter
to jobsforward10@gmail.com.
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