2027 Spring Intern

Research: Collecting and synthesizing background material on legislation and policy developments across issue areas, potential clients, reporters and news outlets, and current events. Contributing research to inform messaging, speechwriting, policy memos, and other written products.

Communications: Quickly assembling press relations materials, such as pitch notes, press lists, press releases, media trackers, and other written products.

Writing: Depending on project availability, interns may have the opportunity to take the first pass on briefs, one-pagers, and memos and support outlining and drafting op-eds, speeches, and other written products on substantive political issues.

Junior, Senior, or Master’s student in an accredited college or university (currently enrolled or within six months post-graduation); 

2+ previous relevant internship or volunteer experiences; 

Relevant experiences should demonstrate interest in public policy, progressive electoral politics, social justice, corporate purpose, or a closely related field.

Excellent writing and research skills;

Strong attention to detail and highly organized;

Positive attitude and ability to work flexibly and collaboratively in a virtual work environment;

Proactive and able to manage time effectively with limited oversight;

At least 15 hours of set weekly availability, within standard working hours on a continental U.S. time zone;

U.S. work authorization is required, as we do not offer visa sponsorship for this position.