This prominent professional public service organization is seeking an intern to assist with research and data analysis. This organization serves to advance the art, science, teaching, and practice of public and non-profit administration. This organization promotes the value of joining the public service profession, building bridges among all who pursue public purposes, while providing networking and professional development opportunities to those committed to public service values.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal intern should have strong written and oral communication skills. This organization is open to students from a variety of majors. Excellent computer skills with strong attention to detail.

A lifestyle magazine for US Latina women is looking for a marketing/PR intern to assist in it's general marketing efforts. The intern will gain skills in traditional marketing tactics, as well as new age marketing and PR strategies.

Ideal Candidate: Excellent interpersonal communication skills, telephone, MS Word - mail merge, Excel, Power Point, Access, speak Spanish (preferred) and English fluently.

An active learning community with a rich history that spans nine decades, this organization's range of programs and services includes continuing education, academic programs, career development and certificate programs. They are looking for an intern to work on the Marketing/PR side of the organization, promoting their opportunities, organizing conferences, conducting research, interviewing alumni for testimonials, and general promotion through traditional and new age advertising.

Ideal Candidate: International Relations, Government/Policy, or Marketing/PR students should apply. Advanced writing skills, MS Office Suit proficiency, and phone skills are all required.

America's largest and most influential grassroots organization dedicated to protecting the environment is seeking a Marketing intern to assist with the following tasks: ~Pitching stories to the media ~Drafting and editing press materials, including content for social media and blogs ~Monitoring and compiling media coverage ~Attending Congressional hearings ~Providing general support for the Media team ~Other individual projects as assigned

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate would be a self-motivated, energetic, strategic thinker with very strong writing abilities, good phone skills, and a passion for environmental and social justice. Willingness to take risks and manage own projects is a plus. Responsibilities will be tailored to personal skills and areas of interest.

This organization works to preserve families and maintain child health in the face of poverty and adversity.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have the desire to work on behalf of children and should be able to demonstrate that on his/her resume. Strong MS Office skills as well as an ability to work with fundraising and event planning is desired.

A national environmental NGO based in Washington is looking for a public relations or information technology intern to assist in their campaign outreach, social media utilization, and their general mobilization and recruitment efforts. Those who are PR or tech savvy with an interest in environmental issues will get to work on the front lines of environmental protection in a political capacity while gaining practical skills in their field. Interns will organize press conferences, pitch stories to reporters, respond to breaking news and requests for information/interviews and assist in writing and placing opinion pieces.

Ideal Candidate: PR, Journalism, or Creative Writing majors with good writing skills and an interest in environmental preservation. Knowledge or social media utilization is also required.

At its office near the Kennedy Center in Washington, this organization offers unpaid internships around the year to outstanding university students. Full time interns work between 35 and 40 hours a week. An intern's responsibilities may include fundraising, marketing of the organizations magazine, promotion of the Arts Olympiad to schools, social media, and writing and research.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will be expected to provide a writing sample CV/ Resume and cover letter

Interns work on a variety of tasks at this organization. Interns are involved in supporting the staff in development initiatives; including generating reports, identifying prospect leads and assisting staff in responding to requests for proposals. Interns are also involved in supporting the logistical, administrative, or other functions of this organizations. All interns work to support the daily activities necessary to run a small non-profit Some examples of tasks required may include the following: DEVELOPMENT o Help prepare reports for funders, identify potential funding leads and help prepare proposals in response to requests for proposals. o Maintain electronic archives of development correspondence and activities. COMMUNICATIONS AND OUTREACH Work on development of e-newsletter and media releases as well as Web site and Facebook page content. o Draft e-newsletter for approval by staff. o Assist with general administrative and logistic support for all member events and programs. o Photo document member events and programs. o Assist staff with the web-site redesign. PROGRAMS Arts for Every Student and Professional Development Initiatives o Work with staff to produce necessary documents for successful program implementation for SY 2013-2014. o Edit content for the annual Catalog. o Assist staff in the teacher training workshops. o Assist staff with the upload of member offerings into on-line registration system

Ideal Candidate: • Excellent interpersonal, organizational, administrative skills. • Excellent communication, customer service and teamwork skills. • Strong interpersonal, organizational, and administrative skills. • Attention to detail. • Ability to multitask. • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite Preferred Qualifications • Prior internship experience in a non-profit or for-profit setting. • Prior experience with DC Public and Public Charter Schools. • Working knowledge of HTML or website applications.

A national environmental NGO based in Washington is looking for an legislative intern to help in the fight for environmental policy reform! Students with a passion for environmental preservation and politics will find this placement to be an amazing introduction to legislative lobbying and research in the nation's capital. Government/Policy or environmental majors are encouraged to apply for this role, which will see them advocating in the halls of congress!

Ideal Candidate: 3rd year public policy, government, or environmental student with good research skills, writing ability, and a passion for environmental preservation.

America's largest and most influential grassroots organization dedicated to protecting the environment is seeking a Policy intern with the following skills: - Excellent writing and editing skills - Previous organizing experience - Experience working with diverse groups - Comfort using online tools, specifically google docs

Ideal Candidate: Excellent writing and editing skills - Previous organizing experience - Experience working with diverse groups - Comfort using online tools, specifically google docs

This international environmental organization is based in Washington,D.C. with branch offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Wuhan. Founded in 1996 by a group of scientists and professionals concerned with China's environmental problems, the company aims to ensure a healthy global environment and continued economic development by helping China solve its environmental problems. Interns conduct research on environmental issues related to China, contribute to research papers and reports, and attend some seminars/meetings, etc. in town and submit summary reports from these events.

Ideal Candidate: Public Policy, International Relations, or Environmental Advocacy majors with research and advanced writing skills should apply.

This non-profit organization is the nation’s leader in grassroots environmental litigation. This program develops and prosecutes the legal strategies for their nationwide grassroots campaigns. The cases center on promoting smart energy solutions, building safe and healthy communities, and protecting America’s legacy.

Ideal Candidate: A law student interested in public interest, environmental litigation to work on all aspects of litigation, including undertaking legal research, preparing written memorandum, and conducting factual investigation. Depending on the cases to which the interns are assigned, students may also draft notice letters, briefs and other pleadings, attend court appearances, and work on discovery.

This non-profit organization's campaign aims to cut America's oil consumption by stopping destructive and dirty fossil fuels and promoting real solutions such as smart transportation systems, clean cars, and clean, renewable energy that won't run out.

Ideal Candidate: Prospective interns will need excellent written and oral communication skills, demonstrated ability to research complex issues; be able to gather and synthesize complex information and communicate it in a clear and concise manner. He or she will need to work well independently or in a team setting, have an ability to converse comfortably on the phone. Strong attention to detail and experience with grassroots organizing and campaigns is a plus. possessing good time management skills. Above all the candidate must be enthusiastic about ending America’s oil addiction!

Any student with an interest in marketing, hospitality, or event planning will love this placement! A women's lifestyle magazine that hosts all kinds of events is looking for an intern to assist their team. Interns will get to plan professional and social gatherings, work with clients, and see projects through from beginning to end. The intern may also get to travel outside of the DC area to places like New York to help manage the events they put together!

Ideal Candidate: Excellent interpersonal communication skills, telephone, MS Word - mail merge, Excel, Power Point, Access, speaks Spanish (preferred, but not necessary) and English fluently. Flexibility for occasional out of state travel for events.

The leading US Consumer Interest Group is looking for a finance intern to assist with the organization's wall street reform advocacy efforts. The intern will work with campaign and advocacy staff to demonstrate support for issues at the state and national level; writing and compiling reports. Over the course of the internship, he or she will learn the basics of a variety of issues, and then reach out to individuals, media outlets, organizations, and decision-makers to build visibility and gain their support.

Ideal Candidate: A strong commitment to consumer protection issues, strong writing and analytical skills , the ability to debate and speak persuasively, An enthusiasm for work in a fast paced, sometimes stressful atmosphere.

This organization is seeking interns on a rolling basis to learn about Grants and Contracts Management in a practical environment as a supplement to their studies. Interns will be involved in supporting an active, internationally-focused, non-profit organization. Interns will be able to gain wide exposure to grants management, financial reporting, cost analysis and audits, and other projects as they occur day to day in the department. Specific duties may include but are lot limited too the following: Compile supporting documentation for donor financial reports Assist in the preparation of financial reports Maintain project documents and update grant file Analyze financial reports and budgets using MS Excel and other software Assist with the budget development and review process Other tasks as may be assigned from time to time by the Director, Grants and Contracts Occasional backup support the front desk.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will be: A junior, senior, or graduate student, majoring in finance, accounting or related field Strong, hard-working work ethic Excellent analytical skills with proficiency in Excel and other software Highly confidential manner Self-starting, enthusiastic and flexible approach to the organization Ability to work well individually as well as a member of a team Strong people and presentation skills Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously Excellent attention to detail Highly developed research and problem-solving ability

This D.C.-based government affairs firm was founded with the primary goal of providing a select group of clients creative strategies to effectively represent them and their interests before the United States Government. This exciting internship provides students with a variety of opportunities. Interns typically assist principals in lobbying work for various areas including life sciences, military and defense fields. The candidate may also conduct research on laws, bills and topics as needed by company clients, write reports in both one briefs and white paper format, participate in conference calls with clients, and occasionally prepare white papers for submission to the Hill. He or she may assist with client communications, management of data and moving clients' requests forward, etc.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have strong research and writing skills, familiarity with "The Hill" and the ability to assist with client communication and management of data

Latino legal civil rights organization often described as the law firm of the Latino community is seeking an intern. This firm promotes social change through advocacy, communications, community education, and litigation in the areas of education, employment, immigrant rights, and political access.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate should come with coursework or work experience in humanities, liberal arts, policy, or politics. The intern will have interest in the Latino community but does not have to be bilingual.

The leading US Consumer Interest Group is looking for a media and communication intern to assist the organization's advocacy efforts. The intern will work with campaign and advocacy staff to demonstrate support for issues at the state and national level; writing and compiling reports. Over the course of the internship, he or she will learn the basics of a variety of issues, and then reach out to individuals, media outlets, organizations, and decision-makers to build visibility and gain their support.

Ideal Candidate: A strong commitment to consumer protection issues, strong writing and analytical skills , the ability to debate and speak persuasively, An enthusiasm for work in a fast paced, sometimes stressful atmosphere.

The leading US Consumer Interest Group is looking for a legislative intern to assist the organization's advocacy efforts in the US Congress. The intern will work with staff to actually craft and advocate for legislation that pushes the organization's position in consumer protection. The intern tasks will vary, but will include writing and compiling reports. Over the course of the internship, the intern will learn the basics of a variety of issues, and experience life in the public policy and lobbying side of Washington DC.

Ideal Candidate: A strong commitment to consumer protection issues, strong writing and analytical skills , the ability to debate and speak persuasively, An enthusiasm for work in a fast paced, sometimes stressful atmosphere. An understanding of the American legislative branch is ideal.

The leading US Consumer Interest Group is looking for a policy intern to assist the organization's advocacy efforts. The intern will work with campaign and advocacy staff to demonstrate support for issues at the state and national level; writing and compiling reports. Over the course of the internship, the student will learn the basics of a variety of issues, and then reach out to individuals, media outlets, organizations, and decision-makers to build visibility and gain their support.

Ideal Candidate: A strong commitment to consumer protection issues, strong writing and analytical skills , the ability to debate and speak persuasively, an enthusiasm for work in a fast paced, sometimes stressful atmosphere.

This organization reaches beyond the scope of traditional diplomacy by addressing ethnic conflict, tribal warfare, and religious hostilities.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate must have strong writing samples that reflect an understanding of diplomacy and/or a desire to work for an organization of this type. Preferred qualities: experience with research, bilingual or multilingual, and strong MS Office skills.

This organization advocates on behalf of LGBT Americans, mobilizes grassroots efforts, and educates the public about LGBT issues

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated commitment to the LGBT cause, a desire to continue this work on a professional level, and provide a writing sample.

A lifestyle magazine for US Latina women is looking for a Graphic Design intern to assist in the day to day production of the magazine. Interns will gain first-hand experience in design, page layout, and may even get to contribute directly to articles and features! Interns looking to gain experience in the competitive magazine industry are encouraged to apply.

Ideal Candidate: Excellent interpersonal communication skills, Graphic Design, Photoshop, Publisher, Power Point, speak Spanish (preferred) and English fluently.

This company caters to clients in need of creative graphic design, publication management, smart marketing advice and improved sales. They provide services in all aspects of graphic design -- from concept development to print, mailing and distribution, marketing strategy, advertising, exhibit and sponsorship sales and stellar websites.

Ideal Candidate: Ideal candidate will have studied graphic design at the university level and have an impressive portfolio to showcase their knowledge and skill set.

This non-profit organization is seeking interns on a rolling basis to learn about Human Resources in a practical environment as a supplement to their studies. Interns will be involved in supporting an active, internationally-focused, non-profit organization in many different facets of HR. Interns will be able to gain wide exposure to recruiting, employee relations, benefits administration, training and meeting coordination, audits, and other projects as they occur day to day in the department.

Ideal Candidate: The successful student will be: A junior, senior, or graduate student, majoring in Human Resources, Organizational Psychology, Business, or a related field. Strong, hard-working work ethic. Mature, pleasant and honest manner with a high degree of professional and personal ethics and highly confidential. Positive customer service attitude French language skills a plus Excellent organizational skills with a proactive style and the ability to meet deadlines, both as instructed and self-imposed Self-starting, enthusiastic and flexible approach to the organization Strong people and presentation skills Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously Ability to learn and implement tasks quickly Excellent attention to detail Excellent and professional verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills Computer proficiency and experience with Internet research Highly developed research and problem-solving ability Desire to work in a non-profit setting Flexible work attitude: the ability to work productively and independently in a team environment, with the ability to respond rapidly to changes, yet remain focused on the priorities

The Provost's office of a historic and prestigious University in downtown Washington DC is looking for a tech savvy web developer to assist in the completion of an international education system. The school sends many students to China, and needs someone to help develop their system that will facilitate cross-border exchange. The intern will work with both the Provost and the IT department, gaining new tech skills and a large part in a very important project.

Ideal Candidate: At least 2 years of web development or programming experience. Work with MS Publisher is a must. Knowledge of Java, C++, and other languages is a plus.

A national campaign dedicated to ending the practice of trying, sentencing, and incarcerating children (under age 18) in the adult justice system and working to improve conditions within the juvenile justice system. Their cause works towards promoting a juvenile justice system that emphasizes appropriate rehabilitative and educational services.

Ideal Candidate: This organization seeks a candidate that supports juvenile and criminal justice reform and issue campaign organization and management. The organization is committed to creating a fulfilling and rewarding internship experience. Interns are fully integrated into the office and can be expected to perform some basic administrative tasks.

This organization investigates and uncovers misconduct in government providing civil authorities the ability to criminally prosecute corrupt officials.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have a background in Political Science as well as strong writing samples and research skills.

This firms provides interns with firsthand, courtroom experience in Washington DC and neighboring Maryland. For those who qualify, this internship offers a glimpse into the American criminal justice system, and unmatched mentoring and connections. Interns will conduct research, assist in cases, and provide assistance to partners as needed.

Ideal Candidate: Students studying law with a criminal justice background and an interest in the US legal system are encouraged to apply. Great attitude necessary!

Help write promotional material for membership campaigns; Contact lapsed members and urge them to renew; Update member contact info for whom mail has been returned; Research Fulbright Alumni around the country; Create a database of famous alumni; Develop contact lists and spreadsheets of Fulbright advisors on campuses; Provide administrative assistance for membership related projects

Ideal Candidate: Pursuing a degree related to international education, English writing, association management, curriculum development, international business, Foreign Service, or related fields; Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite; Data entry experience; Ability to keep to a tight timeline and manage multiple tasks simultaneously; Excellent customer service skills; Strong written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills.

This organization is looking for an intern to provide research, administrative and logistical support to Global Affairs Partnership (GAP) in the Team’s overall fundraising, development and policy activities. GAP is responsible for bilateral and multilateral fundraising, new program development, support to Sustainable Business Practice, and proposal development for global programs.

Ideal Candidate: Current BA or MA student of International Relations, Conflict Studies, Development, or a related area; Written and spoken fluency in English; Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office, Internet Search Engines). The ideal candidate will further exhibit: A self-starting, enthusiastic and flexible approach to the organization and the position; Demonstrable interest in conflict resolution; Good writing, editing and communication skills; NGO, fundraising and/or international experience and/or interest; Excellent attention to detail; and Ability to handle multiple tasks and tight deadlines.

This NGO is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization and has been recognized as one of the top 100 charities in America. They created and operate a national sexual assault hotline in partnership with more than 1,000 rape crisis centers across the country. The organization also carries out programs to prevent sexual violence, help victims and ensure that rapists are brought to justice. Tasks may include: •Writing articles for the monthly newsletter •Internet research •Media database creation and maintenance •Web-based social networking •Special events assistance •Media pitching •Organizational and college outreach

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate is passionate about helping victims and putting an end to violence. Those with strong writing and communications skills will flourish in this phenomenal, yet challenging placement. Psychology, Social Sciences, PR, English, and Communications majors are encouraged to apply.

An organization whose focus is to combat poverty and expand opportunity for all people in the US with offices in DC, Boston, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia. We operate a national network of service centers, staffed by trained volunteers and partner with social service agencies and city offices to connect participants to resources such as healthcare, childcare, legal services, and food and clothing assistance. Full training is provided and you will participate in one-on-one meetings with community members in need of help prioritizing goals in order to better their quality of life. Assistance with resume-building, filling out job applications, food stamps, health care access, etc.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate is passionate about helping others with a strong background in volunteering. Spanish or American Sign language skills would be helpful. Psychology, Sociology, Social Services and Counseling majors preferred, but enthusiasm and volunteer experience comes first.