NEW
The Kalmanovitz Initiative is now accepting applications for the Fall 2021 Research in Action and Organizing Internships.
PREVIOUSLY POSTED
2021 Fall Legal Internship, NELP (National Employment Law Project), based in Washington, DC (with the option to work remotely) (Posted: 7/8/2021)
The Kalmanovitz Initiative (KI) is now accepting applications for the Summer 2021 Research in Action and Organizing Internships. These paid internships are open to all Georgetown University undergraduate and graduate students.
Apprentices: WILL Empower is now recruiting the next generation of activists and apprenticeship host sites in preparation for its Fall 2021 class of apprentices. The WILL Empower Apprenticeship Program is a paid opportunity for recent college graduates and rank-and-file activists to explore what it’s like to work for the labor and workers’ justice movement, and to gain the skills and knowledge needed to begin making a difference. The Apprenticeship Program allows movement organizations to invest in the next generation of a diverse leadership group and bring in fresh energy and talent to their organization. Prospective apprentices can find out more about the program here and apply here. Movement organizations considering hosting an apprentice can find out more here and fill out an application here. All applications are due by May 1, 2021.
The Kalmanovitz Initiative is now accepting applications for the Fall 2021 Research in Action and Organizing Internships.
PREVIOUSLY POSTED
2021 Fall Legal Internship, NELP (National Employment Law Project), based in Washington, DC (with the option to work remotely) (Posted: 7/8/2021)
The Kalmanovitz Initiative (KI) is now accepting applications for the Summer 2021 Research in Action and Organizing Internships. These paid internships are open to all Georgetown University undergraduate and graduate students.
Apprentices: WILL Empower is now recruiting the next generation of activists and apprenticeship host sites in preparation for its Fall 2021 class of apprentices. The WILL Empower Apprenticeship Program is a paid opportunity for recent college graduates and rank-and-file activists to explore what it’s like to work for the labor and workers’ justice movement, and to gain the skills and knowledge needed to begin making a difference. The Apprenticeship Program allows movement organizations to invest in the next generation of a diverse leadership group and bring in fresh energy and talent to their organization. Prospective apprentices can find out more about the program here and apply here. Movement organizations considering hosting an apprentice can find out more here and fill out an application here. All applications are due by May 1, 2021.