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ACLU

Mar 21

  • Internship
    Part-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Government & Politics
  • Quick Apply

AI generated summary

  • You need at least two years of undergrad, strong writing and research skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and a commitment to civil liberties and social justice. Join us at ACLU for a valuable internship experience.
  • You will support ACLU policy efforts in AZ by attending meetings, conducting research, analyzing laws, engaging stakeholders, creating materials, and assisting in advocacy document preparation.

Requirements

  • Interns must have completed at least two years of undergraduate education. Additionally, interns should possess the following:
  • Strong writing and research skills
  • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
  • Initiative to see projects through to completion
  • Attention to detail, excellent organization, and time-management skills
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
  • Good interpersonal and analytical skills
  • Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and a personal approach that values the individual and respects differences
  • Demonstrated interest in civil liberties, civil rights, and social justice
  • Commitment to the mission of the ACLU of Arizona
  • Students in graduate programs and law students are strongly encouraged to apply

Responsibilities

  • As an intern with the ACLU of Arizona Policy Department, you will work to advance our agenda across a variety of civil rights and civil liberties issues. Interns may attend legislative hearings and partner meetings, conduct media, policy or legal research, analyze the impacts of existing laws and policy, identify and engage with key stakeholders, create educational materials, and assist in the preparation of reports, testimony, or other advocacy documents.

Application Process

  • Please submit a cover letter that describes your interest, a current resume, and a writing sample (no more than 3-5 pages). Please note “Policy Internship” in the subject line of your email. No phone calls or walk-ins, please.

FAQs

What is the job title for the internship?

The job title for the internship is Policy Intern.

Who is eligible to apply for the internship?

Undergraduate, graduate, or law students are eligible to apply for the internship.

Is this internship paid?

Yes, the internship offers a stipend of $15 per hour.

How many hours a week are interns required to work?

Interns are required to work 10 to 15 hours a week.

How long is the estimated duration of the internship?

The estimated duration of the internship is 12-14 weeks.

Can the internship be used for work study or course credits?

Yes, the internship may be used for work study or course credits.

What is the application process for the internship?

The application process details are not specified in the job description; candidates should check the organization's website or contact them directly for more information.

Is there any specific skill set or experience required for the internship?

The job description does not specify required skills or experience, but applicants should typically have an interest in policy-related work.

Can the internship be conducted remotely?

The job description does not specify if the internship is remote or in-person; candidates should inquire with the organization for details.

When is the start date for the internship?

The job description does not provide a specific start date; candidates should reach out to the organization for more information.

ACLU

We the people dare to create a more perfect union.

Non-profit
Industry
201-500
Employees
1920
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

The ACLU is an non-profit, non-partisan organization of people who believe in the power of action. We are united by the quest – “We the people dare to create a more perfect union.” Whether in the courts, statehouses, Congress or communities, we fight to defend the rights that the Constitution guarantees to all of us —regardless of who we are, where we come from, whom we love, or what we believe. Together, we take up the toughest civil rights and liberties challenges of our time. We seek to inspire those who want change to become the ones who make change.