Nonprofit Internships
Did you know Washington, D.C. serves as the U.S. headquarters for several global nonprofits? Launch a non-profit career you'll love. Start with a Washington, D.C. internship.
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Read ArticleD.C. Experience Leads to Limitless Opportunities
Emerson College student Caelynn Marie Timbreza spent a semester in Washington, D.C. interning at The Appellate Project, a nonprofit that provides resources to law students of color.
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View ResourceInternships in Washington D.C. for Students Interested in Nonprofits & Advocacy
See how TWC works for students interested in nonprofit and advocacy work and learn about the most popular internship sites and programming for these students.
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Read ArticleInternship at Advocacy Group Provides Connections and Confidence
University of Southern Mississippi student Kellie Jackson talks about how her TWC internship with a non-profit advocacy group prepared her for life after college.
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Read ArticleA Week in the Life of a Public Policy Major Interning at a D.C. Nonprofit
Kelia, a Public Policy major from Arizona State University, shares what a week is like as an intern at a Washington, D.C. nonprofit.
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Read ArticleMy Journey to The Washington Center and What I Learned Working as a Public Policy Intern at an Education Nonprofit in D.C.
Spending an entire semester in Washington D.C. is a dream come true. Here’s what my journey to the nation’s capital was like and what I learned during my internship at an education nonprofit.
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Read ArticleA Day in the Life of a Communications Intern at a Nonprofit Organization
Mireya Cabrera shares what a typical day is like as an intern on the Communications Team at Global Ties U.S., a nonprofit partner of the U.S. Department of State.
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Read ArticleA Day in the Life of a TWC Intern at a D.C. Nonprofit
What a typical Monday looks like as a Development and Communications Intern at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC).
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Read ArticleA Typical Week in the Life of a Policy and Advocacy Intern in D.C.
As a policy and advocacy intern in the Nation's Capital, I am always on the move to my next meeting.
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Read ArticleHow My Non-Profit Internship Has Prepared Me for My Future Career
Figuring out what career you want can be challenging. Here’s how my internship has given me a better understanding of what direction I want to take with my career.
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Read ArticleGetting the Most Out of the VET Initiative Experience a Priority for Both Intern and His Internship Site
An internship with Student Veterans of America in D.C. through TWC's VET Initiative helped student veteran Raul Santana strengthen his professional skills and develop new connections.
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Read ArticleHow My Internship with Amnesty International Solidified My Political Career Aspirations
Elon University's Ryan Wells knew that an internship in D.C. was essential for his political science major, but interning at Amnesty International helped him realize a future in nonprofit advocacy.
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Read ArticleA Day in The Life of My TWC Roomate, ASU’s Suhey Ortega
There are so many incredible people you meet in your time at TWC, but sometimes the most interesting folks you meet sleep five feet away from you.
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Read ArticleIntern Spotlight: Jana Kelnhofer, Clark University
Jana shares her story about how she turned her internship at EMILY's List, into a full-time job.
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Read ArticleIntern Spotlight: Morgan Scheinin, Colorado State University
How A Colorado State Student’s Search for An Internationally-Focused Internship Led Her to D.C.
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Read ArticleHow My Internship Helped Me Discover the Value of My Military Skills In the Civilian Workforce
Christopher Lamy completed his undergraduate degree during his decade in the Air Force, but TWC's VET Initiative provided him with the connections and confidence he needed to pursue his career goals.
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Read ArticleMy Internship Experience with Charities Aid Foundation of America
This summer has been one of the most transformative semesters of my college career.
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Read ArticleReflections On My D.C. Experience
My experience in D.C. was absolutely life-changing. Not only was it my first internship, but it was also my first time living in a city.
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