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Sample Internship Job Descriptions Spring 2027 Term Advocacy Intern [Nonprofit Organization Name] About the organization [Nonprofit Organization Name] is a nonprofit organization advancing [mission statement, e.g., civil rights, environmental protection, housing justice, or public health equity] through grassroots organizing, coalition building, and direct engagement with policymakers. The advocacy team leads the organization's campaign strategy and mobilizes supporters around key legislative and regulatory priorities. Position overview [Nonprofit Organization Name] is seeking an Advocacy Intern to support campaign and grassroots organizing efforts for the spring term. The intern will work closely with the advocacy team to mobilize supporters, track legislative developments, and help build coalitions in support of the organization's mission. Dates and schedule Dates January 25 – April 30, 2027 Hours 32–36 hours per week, Monday–Friday Location Hybrid (3 days in-office, 2 days remote) Compensation Type Stipend Details $600 semester stipend, paid in two installments (mid-point and end of term) via check or direct deposit. Key responsibilities Qualifications What you'll gain Support grassroots mobilization efforts, including supporter outreach and action alerts. Track relevant legislation and regulatory action at the federal, state, and/or local level. Assist with coalition-building by researching and reaching out to potential partner organizations. Help organize advocacy days, rallies, town halls, or other public engagement events. Draft talking points, sign-on letters, and testimony in support of campaign priorities. Support the advocacy team's use of CRM and organizing platforms to track supporter engagement. Assist with recruiting and briefing volunteers or community members for lobby visits and public comment opportunities. Current undergraduate student with an interest in advocacy, organizing, or nonprofit campaign work. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Comfort with direct outreach to supporters, partners, or elected officials. Ability to manage multiple campaign priorities in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment. Demonstrated commitment to the organization's issue area through coursework, volunteering, or prior activism. Hands-on experience with grassroots organizing and campaign strategy. Direct exposure to how advocacy organizations influence policy outcomes. Mentorship from experienced campaigners and organizers. Opportunities to build relationships with coalition partners and community leaders. twc.edu | 11

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