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Bread for the World is a Christian advocacy organization urging U.S. decision makers to do all they can to pursue a world without hunger. Our mission is to educate and equip people to advocate for policies and programs that can help end hunger in the U.S. and around the world. The Karen Sue Smith and Rose DiMartino Internship Program at Bread for the World enables you to contribute your efforts to this mission while benefiting from opportunities for supervised learning, personal development, and gain work experience. DEPARTMENT: Data, Insights and Info Systems REPORTS TO: Director of Data, Insights and Info Systems SEMESTER: Spring (January - April 2026) SCHEDULE: Part Time: up to 30 hours per week APPLY BY: December 31, 2025 PRIMARY PURPOSE: As the Data and Insights Intern, you will support the Director of Data, Insights, and IS. You will gain experience analyzing real-world data on hunger and food insecurity in the United States. The primary focus will be on Tableau to visualize the data in an easily understandable and acceptable manner. Primary responsibilities for this role will include a combination of the following: Find and gather publicly available data sets Clean, transform, and aggregate the data Assist the Director of Data, Insights and IS to create interactive visualizations and dashboards Participate in department meetings Work on additional projects as requested The intern will learn holistic data science skills in a nonprofit environment, which includes data engineering, data quality, data analysis, data visualization, and discovery/collaboration with internal clients. SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Pursuing a BA or BS degree in analytics, nonprofit management, or data science Be detail-oriented, flexible, organized and able to meet deadlines Experience with SQL, Python, or R a plus Experience with Tableau, Tableau Prep, or other data visualization tools Strong communication and interpersonal skills (written, oral, and electronic) Willingness to learn Commitment to the mission of Bread for the World WORK ENVIRONMENT ISSUES: This internship can be based in Washington, DC or remote Bread is a hybrid organization CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS: Bread is committed to advancing racial equity externally and internally, all staff members play a vital role. In the course of our work, each staff person should work to apply a racial equity lens to their work and practices; and participate in racial equity on-going training. Bread is also committed to being an equal opportunity employer. OUR VALUES: We value our faith. Our faith in Christ compels us to love our neighbors near and far and is the foundation for our hope, story, mission, and values. We value human flourishing. We believe that every human being, created in the image of God, has inherent dignity that affords an opportunity to thrive in relationship with God, self, neighbor, and the environment; and to access enough nutritious food for good health. We value justice. We seek to establish effective systems, structures, and policies that affirm equality and advance equity among all human beings to alleviate hunger and poverty. We value courage and prophetic voice. In a spirit of wisdom and love, we will be bold in articulating and pursuing our vision of a world without hunger. We value nonpartisanship. We believe that effective and sustainable public policies are made when, in good faith, we employ a civil and bipartisan approach to develop and implement laws and programs to achieve our mission. We value collaboration. We believe in working alongside and building community with a diversity of churches, interfaith communities, institutions, and individuals, including people experiencing hunger, to achieve our mission. We value impact. We strive for excellence in our work and hold ourselves and our nation's leaders accountable in the pursuit of public policies that render measurable results and meaningful change for people everywhere affected by hunger. DISCLAIMER: Background and reference checks will be conducted on all final candidates. The information in this job description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, nor to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications, and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.

AARP is the nation's largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people 50 and older to choose how they live as they age. With a nationwide presence, AARP strengthens communities and advocates for what matters most to the more than 100 million Americans 50-plus and their families: health and financial security, and personal fulfillment. AARP also works for individuals in the marketplace by sparking new solutions and allowing carefully chosen, high-quality products and services to carry the AARP name. As a trusted source for news and information, AARP produces the nation's largest-circulation publications, AARP The Magazine and the AARP Bulletin. AgeTech Collaborative from AARP is a one-of-a-kind ecosystem of leading startups, forward-thinking investors, enlightened enterprises and creative testbeds, all working to bring groundbreaking AgeTech innovations to market. Are you a creative, passionate, and results-driven student interested in market research, analysis, new product development, and consulting? The AgeTech Collaborative (ATC) from AARP is looking for you! The AgeTech Collaborate ecosystem comprises startups, enterprises, investors, and testbeds seeking to better serve people 50+. We are building the capability to deliver bespoke human-centered design and innovation workshops to ecosystem participants to help them solve challenges related to the 50+ market. This paid internship has an anticipated start date of January 2026, with an option to continue throughout the year. Responsibilities * Review and synthesize AgeTech and industry research and draft documents to summarize learnings * Work directly with project teams, assisting with new product development phases from concept design to prototyping * Apply strategic, analytical, and creative thinking to help develop insights and identify new opportunity areas * Participate in team meetings and strategy discussions, and engage in a support role for various remote and in-person workshops Qualifications * Must be enrolled in a degree program at an accredited college/university, rising undergraduate juniors or seniors, graduate students, or post-doctoral students, and remain academically enrolled throughout the internship, or must have previously graduated from college and enrolled in a continuing education program * Interest in and/or experience in new product development * Must be a self-starter and adaptable, with the ability to work under tight deadlines * Ability to manage multiple projects, anticipate project needs, and discern work priorities * Solid communicator and creative thinker with an ability to use both data and intuition to inform decisions * Technical proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, in particular PowerPoint and Excel * Familiarity with online research tools such as SurveyMonkey and similar AARP proprietary tools AARP will not sponsor an employment visa for this position at this time. Additional Requirements * Regular and reliable job attendance * Exhibit respect and understanding of others to maintain professional relationships * Independent judgment in evaluation options to make sound decisions * Home office environment with the ability to work effectively surrounded by moderate home environment noise Compensation and Benefits The hourly range is $18 for undergraduates, $21 for graduate students, and $28 for Ph.D. candidates. Internships are non-exempt positions and are not eligible for employee benefits. Equal Employment Opportunity AARP is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive culture. AARP does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, sex, color, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, mental or physical disability, genetic information, veteran status, or on any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

The National Women's Law Center (NWLC) seeks a LAW STUDENT intern for spring 2026 to support the work of the Reproductive Rights and Health team, focusing on promoting reproductive rights and access to comprehensive, affordable health care, including abortion and birth control, via litigation and policy advocacy. Applicants must be enrolled in a juris doctor degree program and eligible for academic credit. Hours and dates worked may vary depending on school requirements. This work may be done remotely, hybrid, or in-person. The Organization The National Women's Law Center fights for gender justice - in the courts, in public policy, and in our society - working across the issues that are central to the lives of women and girls. We use the law in all its forms to change culture and drive solutions to the gender inequity that shapes our society and to break down the barriers that harm all of us - especially women of color, LGBTQ+ people, and low-income women and families. For more than 50 years, we have been on the leading edge of every major legal and policy victory for women, and we need you with us to continue this fight. Duties and Responsibilities The intern will support reproductive rights and health internal and external-facing policy and litigation work, which can include: * Providing legal and factual research and analysis; * Tracking state and federal legislation and litigation on core and emerging issues; * Cite checking and bluebooking documents; * Drafting memos, talking points, testimony, blogs, factsheets, and other written materials; * Support the preparation of briefs, pleadings, legislative toolkits, and comments on proposed federal agency regulations; * Participating in coalition meetings, policy briefings, and events; and * Attending executive and congressional proceedings. Qualifications: * Current enrollment in a JD program and ability to receive academic credit for the internship/externship; * Strong research and writing skills, including excellent analytical, oral, and written communications skills; * Experience working on gender justice issues with an intersectional lens; * Experience or interest in an, advocacy, litigation, policymaking, or research environment; * Demonstrated experience and judgment working both collaboratively and independently; * Flexibility, creativity, and initiative along with excellent organizational, planning, and project management skills. Key Relations The intern will report to a Senior Counsel on the RRH team as primary supervisor, but will receive assignments from various members of the RRH team. Compensation & Benefits This internship is unpaid, but the Center will work with the intern to secure academic credit. A stipend of $175 per month, prorated, will be provided if allowed by the student's school. This position is not eligible for benefits. Classification This position is not included in the union-represented bargaining unit, NWLC United, affiliated with the Nonprofit Professional Employees Union/IFPTE Local 70. How to Apply To apply, please submit: * A resume; * A cover letter explaining your interest in this internship; * A short writing sample (4 - 8 pages); and * A current law school transcript. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, but applications received after December 3, 2025, may not be reviewed. NWLC posts a number of internship opportunities. If you wish to be considered for more than one internship, please apply separately to each position of interest. The National Women's Law Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer and values a diverse workforce. We strongly encourage and seek applications from people with disabilities; people of all gender identities and sexual orientations; people of color; and veterans. Research indicates members of marginalized groups tend to underestimate their qualifications and apply only if they are a 100% match. If you are passionate about NWLC's mission and think you have what it takes to be successful in this role, even if you don't check all the boxes, please apply. We'd appreciate the opportunity to consider your application. Reasonable Accommodations If you require reasonable accommodations during any part of the hiring process, please email ***************.

AARP's Legal Counsel for the Elderly (LCE) champions the dignity and rights of vulnerable Washington, D.C. seniors 60-plus, providing free legal and social work services to those in need - empowering, defending, protecting, and helping thousands of clients each year in many areas of civil law. Under the supervision of an experienced and licensed attorney, the LCE intern will be exposed to and participate in various legal functions related to law practice in an elder law setting for low-income older persons. Interns will complete the internship, gaining client interaction skills, subject area knowledge, and supervised experience in individual client representation and systemic advocacy. Students interested in issues related to landlord-tenant, economic security, healthcare benefits, long-term care services, homeownership preservation, combatting fraud and financial abuse, and identifying solutions to systemic problems should apply. This paid internship position will begin in January 2026 and end in May/June. Responsibilities The intern will engage in a variety of functions, typically including but not limited to the following: * Interviewing current and prospective clients * Meeting clients in the community (at home or in various facilities) * Conducting fact-finding investigations * Drafting correspondence * Performing legal research and writing * Preparing discovery requests * Drafting motions * Aiding in the preparation of court cases * Observing the formulation and implementation of legal strategies * Observing attorneys in court or in administrative proceedings * Following settlement negotiations * Documenting in computerized case management database Qualifications * Prospective intern must be currently enrolled in an accredited law school, classified as a rising 2L, 2L, rising 3L, or 3L at the start of the internship; have demonstrated interest in serving the needs of low income 60+ individuals and have a sensitivity to the needs of the elderly * The ability to speak languages in addition to English is a plus but is not required AARP will not sponsor an employment visa for this position at this time. Additional Requirements * Regular and reliable job attendance * Effective verbal and written communication skills * Exhibit respect and understanding of others to maintain professional relationships * Independent judgement in evaluation options to make sound decisions * In office/open office environment with the ability to work effectively surrounded by moderate noise Compensation and Benefits The hourly rate is $21. Internships are non-exempt positions and are not eligible for employee benefits. Hybrid Work Environment AARP observes Mondays and Fridays as remote workdays, except for essential functions. Remote work can only be done within the United States and its territories. Equal Employment Opportunity AARP is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive culture. AARP does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, sex, color, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, mental or physical disability, genetic information, veteran status, or on any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

This position reports to CRC's Senior Vice President. The primary function of the Research Assistant is to assist with the Publications Department information collection and written reports. The intern will research and write blog posts, articles that may wind up in publications, and profiles about the individuals and organizations that are working to influence public policy. Responsibilities: • Perform research work in archives, online, or as appropriate to assist the scholars. • Gather and analyze the research. • Assist in the preparation of op-eds and CRC reports. • Write for CRC's blog and its print publications. • Organize research files and their corresponding materials. • Perform routine clerical duties as instructed if essential to the research activities of the supervisor or project to which the research assistant is assigned. • Meet regularly with supervisor to discuss research assignments. • Write a newspaper op-ed and a lead article for one of CRC's newsletters. • Work with the publications team to continually improve the processes and procedures so that best practices are used to maximize impact and effectiveness. • Assist scholars with other publication related activities. Requirements Applicants should be computer literate and should be skilled in research and writing. They should share CRC's free-market principles, its interest in researching and reporting on special-interest groups, and its devotion to exposing corruption and deception in politics and public policy.

The National Women's Law Center (NWLC) seeks an undergraduate intern for Spring 2026 to support the Center's work building the State Gender Policy Collective. Students who are able to commit 15 hours per week and will be receiving school credit are eligible to apply. This work may be done remotely, hybrid, or in-person. The Center will work with the extern to secure academic credit. The Organization The National Women's Law Center fights for gender justice - in the courts, in public policy, and in our society - working across the issues that are central to the lives of women and girls. We use the law in all its forms to change culture and drive solutions to the gender inequity that shapes our society and to break down the barriers that harm all of us - especially women of color, LGBTQ+ people, and low-income women and families. For more than 50 years, we have been on the leading edge of every major legal and policy victory for women, and we need you with us to continue this fight. The National Women's Law Center Action Fund educates voters on where candidates stand on key policy issues affecting women and girls, anchors large-scale advocacy efforts, and pushes candidates and elected officials to embrace gender justice issues. We aim to drive progressive change in our policies and laws so that all women and girls can live, learn, and work with safety, dignity, and equality. Duties and Responsibilities The intern will: * Support the development and maintenance of the State Gender Policy Collective's Resource Hub * Support state legislator research and outreach to state legislators and advocacy organizations * Monitor policy trends and developments in the states across key gender justice issues, including child care, economic justice, reproductive rights and health care, workplace and education justice, LGBTQI+ rights * Contribute to the development and organization of content for the State Gender Policy Collective Newsletter and blogs * Support administrative tasks, like relationship tracking and scheduling * Other related duties as assigned Qualifications: * Current enrollment in an undergraduate program; * Strong research and writing skills, including excellent analytical, oral, and written communications skills; * Experience working on gender justice issues with an intersectional lens; * Experience or interest in a research, advocacy, or policymaking environment; * Demonstrated experience and judgment working both collaboratively and independently; * Flexibility, creativity, and initiative along with excellent organizational, planning, and project management skills Key Relations The intern will report to the Senior Director of State Policy & Strategy. Compensation & Benefits This internship is unpaid, but the Center will work with the intern to secure academic credit. A stipend of $175 per month, prorated, will be provided if allowed by the student's school. This position is not eligible for benefits. Classification This position is not included in the union-represented bargaining unit, NWLC United, affiliated with the Nonprofit Professional Employees Union/IFPTE Local 70. How to Apply To apply, please submit: * A resume; * A cover letter explaining your interest in this internship and why you think you would be a good fit; Applications accepted until position is filled. The National Women's Law Center and National Women's Law Center Action Fund are an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer and value a diverse workforce. We strongly encourage and seek applications from people with disabilities; people of all gender identities and sexual orientations; people of color; and veterans. Research indicates members of marginalized groups tend to underestimate their qualifications and apply only if they are a 100% match. If you are passionate about NWLC's mission and think you have what it takes to be successful in this role, even if you don't check all the boxes, please apply. We'd appreciate the opportunity to consider your application. Reasonable Accommodations If you require reasonable accommodations during any part of the hiring process, please email ***************.

About the Role: We are seeking a highly skilled IAM and Security Systems Analyst to support the design, implementation, and operation of critical security controls across our infrastructure, cloud, and application environments. While the title reflects an analyst level, the role requires a hands-on engineering mindset with deep technical experience in identity management, security tooling, and threat detection. This individual will play a key role in securing our systems, applications, and data by evaluating, implementing, and managing tools and processes across the security stack, from access governance to application security, SIEM operations, and incident response. Key Responsibilities Identity & Access Management (IAM) Manage and support identity platforms including Active Directory, Azure AD, and Okta. Implement RBAC, least privilege principles, and automated provisioning/deprovisioning. Conduct periodic access reviews and support access certification processes. Integrate IAM controls into application and cloud environments. Security Engineering & Tooling Administer and optimize Mimecast, OKTA, Microsoft Defender, Intune, and other endpoint/cloud security tools. Manage SIEM tools including rule tuning, log ingestion, and correlation. Implement and automate application code reviews using security scanning tools (e.g., SAST, DAST). Perform application security testing and contribute to threat modeling and risk evaluations. Lead cloud control monitoring, data protection measures, and compliance reporting. Threat Detection & Incident Response Conduct analysis of security alerts and lead incident response efforts. Leverage threat intelligence to update detection mechanisms and enhance response playbooks. Perform root cause analysis and evidence handling following incidents. Support red team/blue team exercises and penetration testing activities. Architecture, Process & SDLC Integration Review and evaluate system and application security architectures. Support integration of security controls across the SDLC and DevSecOps pipelines. Design and continuously improve security processes and documentation. Participate in security metrics and reporting efforts to track control effectiveness. Support SOC design discussions and contribute to its operational maturity. Collaboration & Compliance Partner with IT Operations teams, Infrastructure, HR, and Compliance to support security initiatives. Assist with internal and external audits, control documentation, and evidence collection. Maintain awareness of frameworks such as SOC 2, NIST, and ISO 27001. Help run awareness training, phishing simulations, and risk assessments. This is a hybrid role that will require regular in-person work in office for work tasks and/or activities for coaching and support of our students. You must live within a commutable distance to either Boston, MA, New York City, NY, or Washington DC. Salary Range: $90,000-$110,000/annually Required Qualifications 3-5 years of experience in a security engineering or analyst role Strong experience with IAM platforms (Active Directory, Azure AD, Okta) Proficient in SIEM platforms, incident response, and Microsoft security tools Experience with automated security testing tools (SAST, DAST) Familiarity with cloud security (Microsoft 365, Azure) and application security principles Hands-on experience in scripting/automation (PowerShell, Python, or Terraform a plus) Strong understanding of network protocols, system hardening, and endpoint defense Excellent problem-solving and communication skills Preferred Qualifications Familiarity with red teaming, penetration testing, and threat modeling Exposure to compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, HIPAA, or ISO 27001 Participation in SOC design or operations Experience with security metrics/reporting and risk assessments Why Join Us: You'll be part of a mission-driven team focused on protecting a modern IT and cloud-first organization. This is an opportunity to shape and grow a scalable security program, drive impact across critical systems, and mature key security domains. #LI-HybridCOMPENSATION & BENEFITS: Year Up United has established salary ranges for each of our sites, which allows us to pay employees competitively, equitably and consistently in different geographic markets. For roles in which the location is listed as flexible, the range displayed reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries for the position across all US locations. Salary offers take into account a candidate's skills, experience, and location. Your recruiter can share more about the specific salary range for your location during the hiring process. Benefits: Comprehensive healthcare options and dental coverage; 401(k) match for eligible participants. Vacation: Earn three weeks paid vacation in first year of employment; four weeks after initial year. Professional Development: Funds available to support staff in achieving career objectives ($2,500 per year) ** This is an exempt role (paid on a salaried basis). ** ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Year Up United is a national 501(c)3 workforce development organization committed to ensuring equitable access to economic opportunity, education, and justice for all young adults-no matter their background, income, or zip code. Employers face a growing need for talent while millions of talented young adults lack access to meaningful careers. These inequities only further perpetuate the opportunity gap that exists in our country-a gap that Year Up United is determined and positioned to close through three interconnected strategies: providing targeted skills training and connections to livable-wage employment for students and alumni; empowering others to serve and support young adults, and changing systems that perpetuate the opportunity gap. Year Up United's intensive training program utilizes a high expectations, high support model where students learn in-demand technical and professional skills and apply them during a corporate internship. Year Up United has directly served more than 40,000 young adults since its founding in 2000. Year Up United's nationwide presence includes Arizona, Austin, Bay Area, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Greater Atlanta, Greater Boston, Greater Philadelphia, Jacksonville, Los Angeles, the National Capital Region, New York City/Jersey City, Pittsburgh, Puget Sound, Rhode Island, South Florida, Tampa Bay, and Wilmington. Voted one of the Best Nonprofits to Work For in the country by The NonProfit Times, Year Up United is a rewarding and impactful place to work. Our staff is passionate, supportive, mission-driven, and committed to positive change and continuous learning. We set high standards for both ourselves and our students and live by a set of core values that reflect an unshakable belief in the talent and potential of our young people. The work we do is life-changing, and we know that our team is the greatest asset in achieving our mission. COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY: Year Up United embraces diversity and equal opportunity in a serious way. All aspects of employment, including the decision to hire, promote, discharge, or discipline, are based on meritocracy. We do not permit discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristics protected by federal, state, or local laws. Learn more about our commitment to diversity: *************************************************************** Year Up United is also committed to working with and providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. Your recruiter can provide details regarding the expected work environment and any physical requirements. Please let our hiring team know if you need an accommodation at any point during the interview process. Information received relating to accommodation will be addressed confidentially. TO APPLY: Please submit a thoughtful cover letter and resume through our website. Note that applications without a cover letter will not be considered. We respectfully request no phone calls.

Job DescriptionInternships at Truth Initiative! Truth Initiative is currently searching for energetic and COMMITTED individuals for our Internship Program. Could this be YOU? Moving toward empowering the first generation to end smoking is more than just a job 'it's what motivates us every day. We're looking for a qualified individual who shares this spirit to participate in our internship program. As a Truth Initiative intern, you'll gain practical knowledge on public health issues, real world professional experience, valuable workplace skills and general career guidance. You'll work hard, learn a lot and have fun, too. If you are confident that your diligence and passion can affect change, we want to hear from you! Our semester-long internships are paid and available in the fall, spring and summer. Opportunities vary each semester, but are typically in the following areas of specialization: Marketing, Communications, Public Policy, Human Resources, IT, and Research. Read below for more information! How Long Will This Internship Last? The duration of the internship varies depending on the semester. The fall and spring internships align with university academic semesters, while the summer internship runs from June to August. Fall and Spring Interns are requested to work between 15 to 20 hours a week, while summer interns may work up to a full-time schedule (37.5 hours). Interns are eligible to participate in the program for up to two semesters. What Kind of Work Will I Do? Research Interns - The Schroeder Institute will contribute to the department's research projects. Examples of past tasks of interns include conducting literature searches for projects, testing online surveys, content analysis (e.g., social media surveillance), and preparing results. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, possess excellent communication skills, and can work independently as well as collaboratively with other departments and in a fast-paced environment. Current students pursuing their graduate degree in Public Health are preferred. An interest in behavioral research and/or interest in tobacco control research is a plus. The Information Technology Intern's primary responsibility will be to respond to user questions and issues about PC's and provide Help Desk support. PC support responsibilities will include, but not be limited to installing new and upgrading computers for staff, assisting with staff moves, and resolving hardware and software problems. The intern will also provide project based support in areas of interest to IT. Ideal candidates are current students pursuing their undergraduate degree in the areas of Electrical or Systems Engineering; Computer Science, or Business Information Technology. The Human Resources Intern will support Truth Initiative's Human Resources expertise center in various function areas and with special projects to broaden their knowledge of the HR function. They will assist with performance management projects, learn HRIS processes and assist in processing employee changes/updates, file/discard HR files and contracts consistent with Truth Initiative's document retention policy, read and understand Truth Initiative policies, procedures, and benefits to answer employee inquiries, and assist with updating benefits information into and HRIS. Ideal candidates are students currently pursuing an undergraduate degree with an interest in learning more about Human Resources as a profession. What Kind of Background Do I Need? Intern candidates are current students pursuing their undergraduate degree (graduate students are only considered for internships with our research and innovations teams). A passionate interest in public health or tobacco control is a plus. Experience working on multiple tasks and projects in a fast paced environment is essential. So what's in this for me? Do I get paid? YES! Interns are paid competitively at $18.00/hour for undergraduate students and $21.00/hour for graduate students. Will the work schedule be flexible? Yes, interns are expected to work a hybrid work schedule. Will I be able to contribute to positive change in the lives of millions? Absolutely! The rewards are more than what can fit on this page! So what's stopping you? Apply today! HOW TO APPLY: Interested applicants should submit their cover letter, resume and be prepared to answer a few questions about your interest. No telephone calls please. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status or disability. Powered by JazzHR use CWzuvjv

Job DescriptionOur Mid-Atlantic team is looking for a remote Winter Intern! We will provide a hands-on opportunity to a student located in the Maryland, Washington, DC or Virginia areas, interested in exploring a career in nonprofits. Individuals will learn about community engagement, fundraising, participant outreach and corporate communication, working closely with the Autism Speaks Mid-Atlantic Chapter community engagement team. This is a 12-week program and students must be eligible for academic credit. Currently, our interns will work remotely but, will be in constant communication with the Field team and volunteers. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: The intern will receive training in all areas and responsibilities will include: • Researching prospects for sponsorship and event corporate support • Outreach to local community organizations, social media groups and influencers • Creating Social Media plans and execution • Community outreach for potential event and campaign sponsors, volunteers, constituents • Providing customer service to local event participants • Outreach to lapsed past teams and follow up with current teams of our local events QUALIFICATIONS: Student interns must receive academic credit (i.e. graduate or under-graduate) sponsored by an accredited institution or require experience for a certification for a college degree. SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE: • Strong organizational skills, follow-up and attention to detail • Curious and inquisitive, with a willingness to learn about fundraising, event management and donor outreach • Ability to work independently as well as collaborate with a team • Good communication skills, both oral and written • Strong interpersonal skills/customer service skills • Proficient in MS office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook & Social Media • Demonstrates initiative, resourcefulness, and problem-solving skills CORE COMPETENCIES: • Building Collaborative Relationships • Professional Behavior • Results-Driven • Customer Orientation • Flexibility You are responsible for protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of all Autism Speaks data and information to which you have access. Powered by JazzHR QFg8HGJRHK

Schedule: Hybrid; 2 days onsite, 3 days remote (Special events may occur outside of regular hours) Generation Hope is a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring all student parents have the opportunity to succeed and achieve economic mobility. We drive systemic change by partnering with education and policy leaders while offering direct, two-generation support to teen parents in college and their children. To date, weve provided over $1.5 million in tuition assistance, supported more than 500 teen parents in college, celebrated more than 200 degrees earned through our program, and partnered with over 30 two- and four-year institutions nationwide. Our team culture is rooted in excellence, respect, and inclusion. Named "one of the best nonprofits" by Spur Local, we embrace diversity in all its formsbackground, thought, and experiences. If our mission and culture resonate with you, we invite you to consider joining our team. For more information, visit *********************** Position Summary: The Program Intern is responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, and occasionally evaluation of programs and activities based on the needs of Generation Hope Scholars and their families, Sponsors, staff, and volunteers. The Program Intern works in coordination with the program team and provides support to Generation Hope staff. The Program Intern will have the opportunity to design and implement a projectthis could range from creating new resources for our Scholars to designing elements of training, etc. Candidates are expected to participate in this internship at least 20 hours per week for at least 15 weeks. Candidates who can volunteer additional time are preferable. You will receive an incentive of $3,000 for your participation in the internship program. This incentive is intended to support the costs you may incur during your internship at Generation Hope, such as childcare. Internships run January 2026-May 2026, with some fl exibility on starting and ending dates. The internship will be largely remote with some in-person meetings and events. Interns must be located in the DC Metro area during the time of the internship. Responsibilities: Oversee logistical details related to Scholar program activities. Assist with maintaining Scholar/Sponsor records and database files. Assist with marketing and communicating the Generation Hope Scholar Program to the community. Track program participation and prepare reports as necessary. Assist with researching and publicizing community events where Generation Hope can have a presence. Attend all weekly staff meetings and evening meetings where appropriate. Assist with organizing in-kind donations for Wish List and Holiday Gift events. Assist with research on policies, resources, and other topics related to Scholar success. Support on-site with events, including assisting with childcare, logistics, etc. Other duties as requested. Qualifications: High School Diploma required. Preference will be given to candidates with some college experience, particularly those studying Public Administration, Family Studies, Social Work, Health and Human Services, or a related field. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs and Google Suite. Strong writing skills. Most importantly, the ideal candidate needs to be self-directed and able to carry through projects with little oversight in a largely remote environment. Physical Requirements: Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 10lbs at times. Work Environment: Normal office environment. Some work will take place off-site. Candidates must be able to meet the onsite work schedule by the start date. EOE Statement: Generation Hope is an equal opportunity employer. Generation Hope will not discriminate on any basis prohibited by law, including marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibility, matriculation, political affiliation, race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, breastfeeding, or reproductive health decisions), age, national origin, genetic information, veteran status, and disability.

ABOUT US The Aspen Institute is a global nonprofit organization committed to realizing a free, just, and equitable society. Since its founding in 1949, the Institute has been driving change through dialogue, leadership, and action to help solve the most critical challenges facing communities in the United States and around the world. Headquartered in Washington, DC, the Institute has a campus in Aspen, Colorado, and an international network of partners. ASPEN LEADERSHIP SEMINARS DEPARTMENT The Aspen Leadership Seminars Department delivers leadership development seminars using the applied humanities for individuals, external partners, and clients. The guiding principle of all Seminars programs is the belief that the problems we face in society are moral, not technical. As such, we must all take the time and the space to engage with the ideas & ideals that have built our society, dive into leadership challenges, explore the enduring questions around ethical and effective leadership and refine the values that guide leadership to become more self-aware, self-correcting, and ultimately self-fulfilling individuals. The Seminars Department responsible for delivering the Institutes signature Aspen Executive Seminar on Leadership, Values, and the Good Society. The team also works with organizations to deliver custom Aspen Leadership Seminars designed to answer their unique needs. The Growth Team is an interdisciplinary team within the Seminars department of business development, marketing and communications, and community engagement professionals. Working together, the team focuses on raising awareness & educating, forming & nurturing relationships, and creating & capitalizing on opportunities to establish Aspen Leadership Seminars as the recognized, respected, and sought-after purveyor of leadership development seminar programing in the leadership development and executive education market. ABOUT THIS ROLE The Aspen Leadership Seminars Growth Team Intern will help the Growth Team grow awareness of, enrollment in, and overall impact of our seminar products and programs. The ideal candidate will have a collaborative spirit, a willingness to work across teams to both strategize and execute projects to strategy. This position reports directly to the Director, working alongside the members of the Seminars and Growth team. The salary range for this position is $18-20/hr. In accordance with our Reimagining Work policy, the Growth Team Intern should be willing to be in-person with colleagues a minimum of 40% of the time while having the flexibility to work remotely for the balance. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN * Gain understanding and experience working on business development, communications, marketing, event planning, and execution. * Opportunity to work with partners. * Acquire deeper knowledge of the professional development ecosystem. WHAT YOU WILL DO Growth Team * Catalogue and organize participant data from Aspen Leadership Seminars (Salesforce) in service to business development, marketing, and community engagement objectives. * Customer Database Updates and Maintenance * Testimonial process update & management. * Program inbox monitoring & management. * Industry trends and landscape monitoring. Business Development * Enterprise Account planning (ongoing). * LinkedIn content & writing. Community Engagement * Email building in Marketing Cloud. * Event drive to attend management. * Zoom seminar management. * Project timeline creation. * Event venue research. Marketing & Communications * Market & competitor research. * Assist on quarterly marketing newsletter. * Assist on content creation. * Social media monitoring & management. WHAT YOU WILL NED TO THRIVE * Must be current enrolled in college or recently graduated college (within one semester from graduation). * Technical experience and familiarity with social media (LinkedIn & Instagram specifically), Project management software, and Zoom, CRM management experience a plus. * Excellent copywriting and proofing abilities * An inquisitive mind and a love of learning with an appreciation for the humanities and their role in society. * Strong interest in the work and mission of the Aspen Institute generally and the Seminars department specifically. * Experience working with others from different cultures and backgrounds and an unwavering commitment to advance diversity, equity and inclusion. TO APPLY Applications without a cover letter will not be considered for the position. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The Aspen Institute offers a generous benefits package including health, dental, vision, and prescription benefits, retirement benefits, and paid leave. The Aspen Institute is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all District and federal laws. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or protected veteran or disabled status and will not be discriminated against. The Aspen Institute welcomes individuals with disabilities to participate in its programs, including the interview process. If you would like to request accommodations or have questions about accessibility, please email **************************** or call ************ in advance of your visit. Requests for ASL or CART services should be made at least two weeks in advance when possible. We will make every effort to fulfill requests, subject to availability.

Science has an exciting opportunity for two paid summer internships with our News Department. The Diverse Voices in Science Journalism (DVSJ) Internship offers undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in science journalism the opportunity to learn multiple facets of the trade. Working closely with editors and reporters at Science, one of the world's largest interdisciplinary science journals, interns will contribute to all news products, including online, print, and digital media . The program especially aims to train those who come from, and are committed to covering, communities that have historically been underrepresented in science journalism. The hands-on experience builds interns' capacity to report on science for a general audience, expanding access to the profession. We invite anyone with a demonstrable interest in issues of diversity in science to apply. We strongly encourage applications from students who are members of historically excluded racial and ethnic communities, are sexual minorities, immigrants, first-generation college students, have disabilities, are neurodivergent or have other identities not listed here and that are not regularly represented in science journalism. Experience what it's like to cover the scientific and technological issues that shape our global community. Find out more at aaas.org/dvsj. For specific questions about your eligibility or the application process, please contact Michael Greshko, DVSJ coordinator, at ***************** or contact *************. Help us ignite the next era of science! What You'll Do * Report and write for Science's daily online news site, the weekly print magazine, and various digital media products such as Science's Instagram page. * Cover science-related events in and around the Washington, D.C. area, including press conferences and briefings, congressional hearings and other legislative activities, meetings at various federal agencies, and workshops and conferences on a range of scientific topics. Minimum Qualifications * Must currently be enrolled in an undergraduate, community college or graduate journalism program (current students not enrolled in a formal journalism program but with some journalism experience are welcome to apply, as are those who will be graduating in the spring of 2026). * A dual major or a minor in a scientific discipline may be advantageous but is not required. * Preference will be given to applicants who have reported and written news articles on scientific subjects or on technical issues. Such experiences include writing for campus newspapers, university publications, radio stations, online publications, and other media outlets, or interning at another news organization. Application Process * Interested candidates should submit a resume, two news writing samples, and a completed applicant questionnaire by Friday, January 2, 2026. * Please submit an application through the job portal so that AAAS HR has a record of you in the system. If you are unable to upload your documents with your application (for example, if your documents are too large or you have multiple files), please e-mail all your materials - preferably in a single PDF - directly to ************* with the subject line, "DVSJ Internship - Application Materials: [Your Full Name]". * Writing samples should be examples of journalism or other reported pieces intended for a general audience. Stories relating to research or other matters relating to the scientific community are preferred. Please do not include examples of technical writing (i.e., scientific manuscripts). Writing samples should be sent as PDFs or Word files, not as URLs. * Please also fill out the attached questionnaire. The questionnaire aims to learn about your skillset and your goals for the DVSJ program, as well as about how you represent the kind of person this internship aims to train and your commitment to extending the reach of science journalism into communities where there is currently limited participation. The questionnaire also asks for the names of two references - ideally people who are familiar with your journalism work. Internship Details This is an 11-week internship, which will run from approximately June 1, 2026 - August 17, 2026. The internship will be based out of our Washington, D.C. office, and follows a hybrid model, with both remote and in-person work expected each week. Please note that interns are also expected to attend an in-person orientation and wrap-up session with AAAS Mass Media Fellows. The orientation will run June 3-5, 2026, and the wrap-up is scheduled for August 17-18, 2026. The anticipated compensation for this position is $20.00 per hour. AAAS will pay for one round-trip to and from Washington at the start and end of the internship. Interns are also eligible for SmarTrip transit benefits, which can be used on the regional subway and bus systems. Any actual offer of employment, reflecting the total compensation package and benefits, will be made in the sole discretion of AAAS and will be based on a variety of factors, including years of experience, depth of experience, and other relevant factors. AAAS reserves the right to amend or modify its employment benefits and compensation structure at any time. AAAS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or other protected category. AAAS uses E-Verify to confirm the employment eligibility of all newly hired employees. No visa sponsorship is available for this position. Search Firm and Employment Agency Disclaimer The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) does not accept unsolicited agency resumes. Any unsolicited resumes sent to AAAS from a third party, such as an agency, including unsolicited resumes sent to an AAAS mailing address, fax machine or email address, directly to AAAS employees, or to the AAAS resume database will be considered AAAS property. Verbal or written communications from any employee of AAAS shall not be considered binding obligations. AAAS Human Resources is the only AAAS representative authorized by AAAS to enter into any employment agreements with any third party. AAAS will not pay a fee for any placement resulting from the receipt of an unsolicited resume. #LI-Hybrid

Job Title: Clinical Mental Health Intern (Spring - Fall) Reports to: Senior Mental Health Manager Internship Period: January 2026-December 2026 Time Commitment: 15-30 hours/week Schedule: Hybrid, 2 days onsite per week About Generation Hope: Generation Hope is a nonprofit organization with a mission to ensure all student parents have the opportunities to succeed and experience economic mobility by engaging education and policy partners to drive systemic change and providing direct support to teen parents in college as well as their children through holistic, two-generation programming. To date, we have provided over $1.3 million in tuition assistance, supported almost 500 teen parents in college, celebrated almost 200 degrees earned through our program, and built relationships with 30+ two and four-year institutions nationwide. For more information, please visit *********************** Our team culture is rooted in excellence, respect, and inclusion. Named "one of the best nonprofits" by Spur Local, we embrace diversity in all its forms-background, thought, and experiences. If our mission and culture resonate with you, we invite you to consider joining our team. For more information, visit *********************** Position: The Clinical Mental Health Intern is responsible for supporting the development, coordination and implementation of programs and activities of the Mental Health program of Generation Hope, including various mental-health related workshops and groups at program events, which may require select weekend hours. The Mental Health Intern works under the supervision of the Senior Mental Health Manager. Intern applicants must be in graduate-level Clinical Mental Health, School Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy programs. Clinical Supervision from a licensed professional will be provided on staff. During the internship, the Mental Health Intern will have the opportunity to design and implement a project of their choosing, which could range from creating new mental health resources for Scholars to designing elements of programs, etc. Clinical Mental Health Interns will work a flexible schedule. Generation Hope operates on a hybrid schedule; with two days in the office per week. The Mental Health Intern will need to have transportation to be able to meet with Scholars and participate in mental health events. Candidates must be able to participate in this internship at least 15 hours weekly; candidates who have later afternoon and evening availability are preferred. Start and end dates are flexible; ideal candidates will be available January 2026-December 2026 and are also able to commit to the internship for their Practicum, Internship I and II semesters. Duties Provide supervised direct services to Generation Hope Scholars (and/or Alumni) and their families in accordance with their psychological needs, developmental abilities, and individualized treatment plans; including individual sessions, family sessions, couples sessions, group sessions and psychoeducation workshops. Maintain proper SOAP notes for each session and complete other clinical documentation such as case conceptualizations, treatment plans, biopsychosocial intakes, and assessments/screenings Assist in facilitating the non-crisis mental health text line for Generation Hope Scholars Appropriately track indirect and direct hours on a consistent basis Engage in outreach initiatives, connecting Generation Hope's Mental Health program with other mental health resources in the DC metro area Research and network with mental health community resources Create media content materials for wellness newsletter, etc. Send out email blasts and mass text messages about mental health programming to Generation Hope Scholars Create mental health social media content Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in facilitating mental health focused workshops Attend all weekly staff meetings, team meetings, and group supervision when appropriate Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in organizing current mental health information Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in creating psychoeducation presentations and therapy workbooks/packets Qualifications Bachelor's degree in human services or related field from an accredited college or university; pursuing a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling or associated field. Meeting the practicum/internship requirements for a master's degree in professional counseling from an accredited and approved college or university. Personal and professional commitment to understanding and dismantling systemic and institutional racism Willingness to adjust hours to accommodate the needs and schedules of Scholars Strong interest in young adult, child and family counseling Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs, Google Suites, and Canva (preferred) Spanish-speaking (plus) Passion for mental wellness Strong verbal communication skills Strong organizational skills Most importantly, the ideal candidate needs to be self-directed and able to carry through projects with little oversight and in a largely remote environment. Generation Hope is an equal opportunity employer. Generation Hope will not discriminate on any basis prohibited by law, including marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibility, matriculation, political affiliation, race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, breastfeeding, or reproductive health decisions), age, national origin, genetic information, veteran status, and disability.

Are you currently enrolled in a postsecondary education program (an education or training program after completing a diploma or GED)? Are you eager to make a meaningful impact in communities across the nation and gain practical experience at the same time? Join Strada Education Foundation's summer internship program and be part of a national philanthropic organization focused on better connecting education after high school to meaningful employment and economic opportunity in the U.S. Clear Outcomes and Data Science Intern:This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain high-impact experience and exposure across critical areas that advance Strada's mission. As a Clear Outcomes/Data Science Intern, you will contribute to building and enhancing systems that align postsecondary education with employment outcomes. This role provides an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of data analysis, education policy, labor markets, and workforce development. You will support projects focused on improving state data collection, integration, and visualization to inform decision-making processes. By leveraging tools such as Looker, Tableau, or similar platforms, you will also explore and analyze education-to-employment data to uncover insights that drive innovation and scalability. This internship is ideal for someone with a foundation in data science and analytics who seeks to learn how data can inform policies and strategies aimed at bridging the gap between education and workforce development. This is a great opportunity to build on existing experience in exploring and analyzing data and it will allow you to deepen your understanding of how data ecosystems can shape meaningful change in education and employment alignment. About StradaStrada Education Foundation is a national nonprofit social impact organization that supports programs, policies, and organizations that strengthen connections between education and employment in the U.S., with a special focus on helping those who have faced the greatest challenges securing economic opportunity through postsecondary education or training (PSET). Our strategic plan focuses on five focus areas: clear outcomes, quality coaching, affordable PSET, work-based learning, and employer alignment. Strada works with partners in education and training, nonprofit organizations, industry, startups, and public policy. We leverage strategic philanthropy, investments, research, communications, advocacy, and collaborating organizations as tools to help advance equitable pathways to opportunity. Strada aspires to be a nonprofit partner of choice working with education and training providers and leaders, policymakers, and peer organizations. Strada offers a dynamic, collaborative, and inspiring professional environment that provides learning and professional development opportunities, both within the organization and with external partners. Internship Overview:Duration: May 19, 2026 - August 14, 2026Hours: Minimum of 30 hours per week (seasonal employee) Pay: $22.75/hour undergrad; $25/hour grad Location: (Hybrid) Washington, DC (in-office on Tuesdays + department-specific day and other days as needed for special events) Travel: Up to 15% for Professional Development The Strada summer internship program offers a paid, 13-week, hands-on learning experience for students who are at least one year post-high school. This opportunity is ideal for those seeking to gain experience in social impact while engaging in meaningful functional work. As part of this cohort-based program, interns will gain exposure to nonprofit operations, engage with leadership, and build a network that spans both nonprofit and for-profit sectors. Interns will work on impactful projects, participate in skill-building activities, and attend professional development events such as speaker series and informational interviews. The internship program will run from May 19, 2026, to August 14, 2026, and interns must be based in the Washington D.C. area and available for the entire duration of the internship. Interns will work out of the office at least two days per week (Tuesdays and one other department-specific day). There will be times when additional days may be required for professional development workshops and special guests. There may also be an opportunity to travel to conferences and workshops throughout the program. What You'll Gain: Exposure to Nonprofit, Postsecondary Education, and Workforce Development Sectors: Participate in leadership speaker series, lunch-and-learns, and industry interviews. High-Impact Work Experiences: Gain functional skills through rotational work and real-world projects with colleagues across diverse teams. Coaching, Mentorship, and Professional Networking: Receive quality mentorship and coaching from supervisors and executives. Build your professional network through community events and leadership exposure. Qualifications: At least one year out of high school and currently enrolled in or accepted into a postsecondary education or training program (college, apprenticeship, boot camp, etc.). Demonstrated ability to learn quickly and contribute in a collaborative environment. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal. Excellent attention to detail, time management, and problem-solving abilities. Proficiency with Google Suite and Microsoft Office; familiarity with Zoom and Slack is a plus. Self-motivated, able to work independently while being open to feedback. Passionate about promoting equitable opportunities in education and employment. Positive attitude with a strong willingness to collaborate, contribute, and enhance the experience of the entire internship cohort. To apply for the Strada Education Foundation Summer Internship Program, please: Attach Your Resume Submit a Cover Letter detailing your interest in the internship. Submit a Loom Video (instructions below) Next Steps: Your Application SubmissionWe believe in a hands-on approach, and your application process starts with getting to know the team and the task at hand! Watch the Introduction: Get a personal introduction and overview of the role's vision from the Hiring Manager in this short video: Introduction Video Review the Instructions: Follow the step-by-step guidance provided via Loom to complete the required application task: Link to Loom Instructions We are excited to review your materials and potentially welcome you to the team!

Internships at Truth Initiative! Truth Initiative is currently searching for energetic and COMMITTED individuals for our Internship Program. Could this be YOU? Moving toward empowering the first generation to end smoking is more than just a job 'it's what motivates us every day. We're looking for a qualified individual who shares this spirit to participate in our internship program. As a Truth Initiative intern, you'll gain practical knowledge on public health issues, real world professional experience, valuable workplace skills and general career guidance. You'll work hard, learn a lot and have fun, too. If you are confident that your diligence and passion can affect change, we want to hear from you! Our semester-long internships are paid and available in the fall, spring and summer. Opportunities vary each semester, but are typically in the following areas of specialization: Marketing, Communications, Public Policy, Human Resources, IT, and Research. Read below for more information! How Long Will This Internship Last? The duration of the internship varies depending on the semester. The fall and spring internships align with university academic semesters, while the summer internship runs from June to August. Fall and Spring Interns are requested to work between 15 to 20 hours a week, while summer interns may work up to a full-time schedule (37.5 hours). Interns are eligible to participate in the program for up to two semesters. What Kind of Work Will I Do? * Research Interns - The Schroeder Institute will contribute to the department's research projects. Examples of past tasks of interns include conducting literature searches for projects, testing online surveys, content analysis (e.g., social media surveillance), and preparing results. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, possess excellent communication skills, and can work independently as well as collaboratively with other departments and in a fast-paced environment. Current students pursuing their graduate degree in Public Health are preferred. An interest in behavioral research and/or interest in tobacco control research is a plus. * The Information Technology Intern's primary responsibility will be to respond to user questions and issues about PC's and provide Help Desk support. PC support responsibilities will include, but not be limited to installing new and upgrading computers for staff, assisting with staff moves, and resolving hardware and software problems. The intern will also provide project based support in areas of interest to IT. Ideal candidates are current students pursuing their undergraduate degree in the areas of Electrical or Systems Engineering; Computer Science, or Business Information Technology. * The Human Resources Intern will support Truth Initiative's Human Resources expertise center in various function areas and with special projects to broaden their knowledge of the HR function. They will assist with performance management projects, learn HRIS processes and assist in processing employee changes/updates, file/discard HR files and contracts consistent with Truth Initiative's document retention policy, read and understand Truth Initiative policies, procedures, and benefits to answer employee inquiries, and assist with updating benefits information into and HRIS. Ideal candidates are students currently pursuing an undergraduate degree with an interest in learning more about Human Resources as a profession. What Kind of Background Do I Need? Intern candidates are current students pursuing their undergraduate degree (graduate students are only considered for internships with our research and innovations teams). A passionate interest in public health or tobacco control is a plus. Experience working on multiple tasks and projects in a fast paced environment is essential. So what's in this for me? Do I get paid? YES! Interns are paid competitively at $18.00/hour for undergraduate students and $21.00/hour for graduate students. Will the work schedule be flexible? Yes, interns are expected to work a hybrid work schedule. Will I be able to contribute to positive change in the lives of millions? Absolutely! The rewards are more than what can fit on this page! So what's stopping you? Apply today! HOW TO APPLY: Interested applicants should submit their cover letter, resume and be prepared to answer a few questions about your interest. No telephone calls please. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status or disability.

Schedule: Hybrid; 2 days onsite, 3 days remote (Special events may occur outside of regular hours) Generation Hope is a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring all student parents have the opportunity to succeed and achieve economic mobility. We drive systemic change by partnering with education and policy leaders while offering direct, two-generation support to teen parents in college and their children. To date, we've provided over $1.5 million in tuition assistance, supported more than 500 teen parents in college, celebrated more than 200 degrees earned through our program, and partnered with over 30 two- and four-year institutions nationwide. Our team culture is rooted in excellence, respect, and inclusion. Named "one of the best nonprofits" by Spur Local, we embrace diversity in all its forms-background, thought, and experiences. If our mission and culture resonate with you, we invite you to consider joining our team. For more information, visit *********************** Position Summary: The Program Intern is responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, and occasionally evaluation of programs and activities based on the needs of Generation Hope Scholars and their families, Sponsors, staff, and volunteers. The Program Intern works in coordination with the program team and provides support to Generation Hope staff. The Program Intern will have the opportunity to design and implement a project-this could range from creating new resources for our Scholars to designing elements of training, etc. Candidates are expected to participate in this internship at least 20 hours per week for at least 15 weeks. Candidates who can volunteer additional time are preferable. You will receive an incentive of $3,000 for your participation in the internship program. This incentive is intended to support the costs you may incur during your internship at Generation Hope, such as childcare. Internships run January 2026-May 2026, with some fl exibility on starting and ending dates. The internship will be largely remote with some in-person meetings and events. Interns must be located in the DC Metro area during the time of the internship. Responsibilities: Oversee logistical details related to Scholar program activities. Assist with maintaining Scholar/Sponsor records and database files. Assist with marketing and communicating the Generation Hope Scholar Program to the community. Track program participation and prepare reports as necessary. Assist with researching and publicizing community events where Generation Hope can have a presence. Attend all weekly staff meetings and evening meetings where appropriate. Assist with organizing in-kind donations for Wish List and Holiday Gift events. Assist with research on policies, resources, and other topics related to Scholar success. Support on-site with events, including assisting with childcare, logistics, etc. Other duties as requested. Qualifications: High School Diploma required. Preference will be given to candidates with some college experience, particularly those studying Public Administration, Family Studies, Social Work, Health and Human Services, or a related field. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs and Google Suite. Strong writing skills. Most importantly, the ideal candidate needs to be self-directed and able to carry through projects with little oversight in a largely remote environment. Physical Requirements: Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 10lbs at times. Work Environment: Normal office environment. Some work will take place off-site. Candidates must be able to meet the onsite work schedule by the start date. EOE Statement: Generation Hope is an equal opportunity employer. Generation Hope will not discriminate on any basis prohibited by law, including marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibility, matriculation, political affiliation, race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, breastfeeding, or reproductive health decisions), age, national origin, genetic information, veteran status, and disability.

Bread for the World is a Christian advocacy organization urging U.S. decision makers to do all they can to pursue a world without hunger. Our mission is to educate and equip people to advocate for policies and programs that can help end hunger in the U.S. and around the world. The Karen Sue Smith and Rose DiMartino Internship Program enables you to contribute your efforts to this mission while benefiting from opportunities for supervised learning, personal development, and gain work experience. DEPARTMENT: Policy and Research Institute (PRI) REPORTS TO: Director, Policy, and Research Institute SEMESTER: Spring (January - April 2026) SCHEDULE: Part Time: 22.5 hours per week APPLY BY: December 31, 2025 PRIMARY PURPOSE: The intern will support Bread PRI's International portfolio by conducting policy research focused on international hunger hot spots and global school meals. Primary responsibilities for this role will include a combination of the following: Research and analyze the hunger impacts of international policies. Draft fact sheets and talking points for a variety of audiences. Schedule Hill meetings. Participate in advocacy coalitions and appropriations meetings. Participate in department meetings. Work on additional projects as requested. SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Pursuing a BA or BS degree in public policy or related areas of study. Experience in writing, research, and support preparations for external engagements related to these topics. Interests in researching international hunger hot spots, global school meals, child nutrition and global food security. Openness to present findings to various audiences. Social media savvy. Willingness to learn. Commitment to the mission of Bread for the World. WORK ENVIRONMENT ISSUES: This internship is based in Washington, DC. Bread is a hybrid organization. CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS: Bread is committed to advancing racial equity externally and internally, all staff members play a vital role. In the course of our work, each staff person should work to apply a racial equity lens to their work and practices; and participate in racial equity on-going training. Bread is also committed to being an equal opportunity employer. OUR VALUES: We value our faith. Our faith in Christ compels us to love our neighbors near and far and is the foundation for our hope, story, mission, and values. We value human flourishing. We believe that every human being, created in the image of God, has inherent dignity that affords an opportunity to thrive in relationship with God, self, neighbor, and the environment; and to access enough nutritious food for good health. We value justice. We seek to establish effective systems, structures, and policies that affirm equality and advance equity among all human beings to alleviate hunger and poverty. We value courage and prophetic voice. In a spirit of wisdom and love, we will be bold in articulating and pursuing our vision of a world without hunger. We value nonpartisanship. We believe that effective and sustainable public policies are made when, in good faith, we employ a civil and bipartisan approach to develop and implement laws and programs to achieve our mission. We value collaboration. We believe in working alongside and building community with a diversity of churches, interfaith communities, institutions, and individuals, including people experiencing hunger, to achieve our mission. We value impact. We strive for excellence in our work and hold ourselves and our nation's leaders accountable in the pursuit of public policies that render measurable results and meaningful change for people everywhere affected by hunger. DISCLAIMER: Background and reference checks will be conducted on all final candidates. The information in this job description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, nor to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications, and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.

Job Details Washington DC Office - Washington, DC $51000.00 - $58000.00 Salary/year Description Urban Alliance is seeking an Internship Program Lead (IPL) in the Greater DC region. The IPL is responsible for ensuring the organization is providing high quality internships and delivering workforce training for high school students. To effectively drive this mission, the IPL manages a caseload of students, is the first point of contact for mentors and corporate sponsors, and handles workforce development training. The position reports to the region's Program Director. ABOUT URBAN ALLIANCE Urban Alliance (UA) believes that all young people deserve equal access to the work experience, professional networks, and skills training needed to achieve economic mobility. For more than 25 years, UA has provided thousands of young adults from historically excluded communities with the skills, social capital, and career exposure needed to overcome systemic barriers to equal employment and economic mobility. UA is a bridge between young adults, employers, and schools that provides high school students with comprehensive soft skills and digital literacy training, paid internships with local employers, individualized mentoring and case management, and ongoing post-high school planning support. Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS/ KEYS TO SUCCESS Youth Development and/or Youth Case Management Experience: The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Education, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field or demonstrated ability/experience in youth development and career counseling in lieu of a degree. All candidates will have at least two years of experience working with youth or young adults in career or college counseling or other areas of youth development. The ideal candidate will possess facilitation or teaching skills including planning and monitoring participant engagement and learning. Relationship Management: The ideal candidate will have the ability to manage business relationships with corporate mentors, internship employers, and school staff. The candidate will have experience in escalating, mediating and/or problem-solving critical issues with external stakeholders (employers, mentors, and/or school staff.) Professional Written and Verbal Communication Skills: The candidate must effectively and proactively communicate daily priorities to internal (direct supervisors, program team, C-Suite leaders, etc.) and external stakeholders (interns, mentors and corporate partners). In addition, candidates must have experience in conducting trainings by using materials and conversational language. Project Management/Business Acumen: Strong project management skills include the ability to independently and proactively manage time, follow-through on action items, meet deadlines, and be accountable for expectations. The ideal candidate can manage multiple workstreams and projects. The candidate will also have experience in making data-informed decisions to drive strategic needs. Candidates should be able to prioritize their workload and organize documentation in a matter that's easily shared among several partners in the organization. Commitment to racial equity and social justice: The ideal candidate will be dedicated to the organization's mission and committed to understanding the program model. The candidate will have a commitment to advancing racial equity and will ensure that it is reflected throughout the organization's work. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES As Internship Program Lead you will: Program Delivery Conduct the recruitment of program participants by visiting and conducting information presentations at high schools Facilitate professional development workshops for high school interns (prior to internship and then weekly during internship) to ensure interns build 21 st skills identified for career and academic success Caseload Management Support and monitor the professional and academic performance of approximately 30-35 high school interns Communicate with interns regularly regarding attendance, program expectations, individual issues, skill development, and milestones Support interns with planning for post-high school options including college or work including developing a resume, creating a LinkedIn site, applying for college and financial aid, and preparing for interviews Provide case management for interns related to individual needs in the preparation for post-high school plans Communicate with mentors regularly regarding intern outcomes, issues, and milestones Data-driven Decision Making Document intern progress throughout the program year using data systems, Review and analyze intern and program data to inform decisions, provide differentiated support to interns, and identify issues. Use feedback from interns and colleagues to inform practice and identify professional development needs and goals. Work collaboratively with the team to identify trends and issues across the region (and organization) and utilize information to adjust program or practice. Relationship Building Maintain a positive rapport and professional relationship with high school students to ensure the development and full participation of interns in the program Maintain professional relationships with corporate partners by consistently managing the interns' performance, ensuring mentors have adequate workplans, and assisting students meet critical developmental goals Collaborate with mentors to conduct formal evaluations for the intern's job performance and skill development Serve as the first tier of escalating problems, mediating and troubleshooting for conflicts with interns and employers; understand when issues need to be escalated to management and regional leadership DEI Serve as an ambassador for our organizational efforts in improving outcomes for racial equity and social justice initiatives Prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion standards into advocating for interns from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS At Urban Alliance one of our core values is taking care of each other, and this includes offering competitive benefits, paid time off, and options for remote work. The salary for this position is between $51,000 and $58,000 depending on experience. In addition to having paid time off between December 25 th and January 1 st , we provide 18 days of paid time off (PTO) plus 10 paid federal holidays, 5 sick days, as well as birthday and diversity paid holidays. After 3 years of employment, additional PTO days are provided. Depending on the calendar, additional paid closure days and early closure days are established each year. Our benefits include a comprehensive health plan with 90% individual healthcare coverage for employees; 403(B) retirement plans with a 3% match; pre-tax commuter, health, and childcare benefits; and whole life insurance. VACCINATION As established by the Urban Alliance Board of Directors, all employees are required to receive a vaccination against COVID-19, unless a medical or religious reasonable accommodation is approved. If offered a job, the candidate must be able to prove that they have been vaccinated with one of the CDC-authorized vaccines, including either Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson / Janssen or request and be granted an accommodation before their start date. COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION Urban Alliance is a racial and social justice organization committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace. Urban Alliance is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. Applicants from all underrepresented groups, including people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and DACA recipients are encouraged to apply.

Job DescriptionSalary: Job Title: Clinical Mental Health Intern (Spring - Fall) Reports to: Senior Mental Health Manager Internship Period: January 2026-December 2026 Time Commitment: 15-30 hours/week Schedule: Hybrid, 2 days onsite per week About Generation Hope: Generation Hope is a nonprofit organization with a mission to ensure all student parents have the opportunities to succeed and experience economic mobility by engaging education and policy partners to drive systemic change and providing direct support to teen parents in college as well as their children through holistic, two-generation programming. To date, we have provided over $1.3 million in tuition assistance, supported almost 500 teen parents in college, celebrated almost 200 degrees earned through our program, and built relationships with 30+ two and four-year institutions nationwide. For more information, please visit *********************** Our team culture is rooted in excellence, respect, and inclusion. Named "one of the best nonprofits" by Spur Local, we embrace diversity in all its formsbackground, thought, and experiences. If our mission and culture resonate with you, we invite you to considerjoining our team. For more information, visit*********************** Position: The Clinical Mental Health Intern is responsible for supporting the development, coordination and implementation of programs and activities of the Mental Health program of Generation Hope, including various mental-health related workshops and groups at program events, which may require select weekend hours. The Mental Health Intern works under the supervision of the Senior Mental Health Manager. Intern applicants must be in graduate-level Clinical Mental Health, School Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy programs. Clinical Supervision from a licensed professional will be provided on staff. During the internship, the Mental Health Intern will have the opportunity to design and implement a project of their choosing, which could range from creating new mental health resources for Scholars to designing elements of programs, etc. Clinical Mental Health Interns will work a flexible schedule. Generation Hope operates on a hybrid schedule; with two days in the office per week. The Mental Health Intern will need to have transportation to be able to meet with Scholars and participate in mental health events. Candidates must be able to participate in this internship at least 15 hours weekly; candidates who have later afternoon and evening availability are preferred. Start and end dates are flexible; ideal candidates will be available January 2026-December 2026 and are also able to commit to the internship for their Practicum, Internship I and II semesters. Duties Provide supervised direct services to Generation Hope Scholars (and/or Alumni) and their families in accordance with their psychological needs, developmental abilities, and individualized treatment plans; including individual sessions, family sessions, couples sessions, group sessions and psychoeducation workshops. Maintain proper SOAP notes for each session and complete other clinical documentation such as case conceptualizations, treatment plans, biopsychosocial intakes, and assessments/screenings Assist in facilitating the non-crisis mental health text line for Generation Hope Scholars Appropriately track indirect and direct hours on a consistent basis Engage in outreach initiatives, connecting Generation Hopes Mental Health program with other mental health resources in the DC metro area Research and network with mental health community resources Create media content materials for wellness newsletter, etc. Send out email blasts and mass text messages about mental health programming to Generation Hope Scholars Create mental health social media content Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in facilitating mental health focused workshops Attend all weekly staff meetings, team meetings, and group supervision when appropriate Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in organizing current mental health information Assist Senior Mental Health Manager in creating psychoeducation presentations and therapy workbooks/packets Qualifications Bachelors degree in human services or related field from an accredited college or university; pursuing a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling or associated field. Meeting the practicum/internship requirements for a masters degree in professional counseling from an accredited and approved college or university. Personal and professional commitment to understanding and dismantling systemic and institutional racism Willingness to adjust hours to accommodate the needs and schedules of Scholars Strong interest in young adult, child and family counseling Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs, Google Suites, and Canva (preferred) Spanish-speaking (plus) Passion for mental wellness Strong verbal communication skills Strong organizational skills Most importantly, the ideal candidate needs to be self-directed and able to carry through projects with little oversight and in a largely remote environment. Generation Hope is an equal opportunity employer. Generation Hope will not discriminate on any basis prohibited by law, including marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibility, matriculation, political affiliation, race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, breastfeeding, or reproductive health decisions), age, national origin, genetic information, veteran status, and disability.