Internship/Fellowship
NALEO Education Fund- Policy, Research, and Advocacy Intern
Opportunity Details
THE INTERNSHIP
The Policy, Research, and Advocacy (PRA) Intern will provide programmatic, research and analytical support to NALEO Education Fund’s, Policy, Research, and Advocacy Department, and gain a valuable educational experience about ensuring that Latinos are able to fully participate in our political process, The intern will learn about the public policy implications of a broad range of issues affecting Latino participation and representation, including voting rights, naturalization, immigration, Census policy, Congressional staff and diversity issues, and election and governance issues. Learning opportunities may range from assisting in developing reports; legislative research; and assisting in NALEO’s ‘Staff Up Congress’ initiative, to
increase the number of qualified and talented staffers of color that desire to put their skills to work in the halls of Congress.
The Policy, Research, and Advocacy (PRA) Intern will provide programmatic, research and analytical support to NALEO Education Fund’s, Policy, Research, and Advocacy Department, and gain a valuable educational experience about ensuring that Latinos are able to fully participate in our political process, The intern will learn about the public policy implications of a broad range of issues affecting Latino participation and representation, including voting rights, naturalization, immigration, Census policy, Congressional staff and diversity issues, and election and governance issues. Learning opportunities may range from assisting in developing reports; legislative research; and assisting in NALEO’s ‘Staff Up Congress’ initiative, to
increase the number of qualified and talented staffers of color that desire to put their skills to work in the halls of Congress.
Internships hours vary depending on availability, with 32 hours per week preferred. This is an unpaid position. Should applicants wish to receive academic credit for their service they must consult with their academic institution to determine expectations and requirements. Position is available in the Washington, DC office.