Political Affairs Internship
Position: Political Affairs Internship – click here to apply
Application Deadline: Rolling (new programs begin every month)
Organization: The Borgen Project
Overview: This part-time, remote internship gives students and aspiring advocates experience in political outreach, fundraising, and grassroots mobilization. Interns will lead public engagement efforts, meet with government representatives, and advocate for poverty-reduction policies across the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. The internship also includes training in campaign development, letter-writing, and public speaking.
Key Information:
Location: Remote, Worldwide
Modality: Remote
Compensation: Unpaid (college credit available)
Estimated Time Commitment: 12 hours per week for 12 weeks (flexible pace available)
Eligibility Requirements:
No prior experience required
Open to students and individuals passionate about foreign policy and poverty reduction
Must be able to lead outreach efforts in your local district or constituency
Must commit to 12 hours/week