Would you like to learn about the power of active nonviolence and the global diverse movement currently taking shape while engaging in virtual event preparation, social media outreach, and nonprofit management?
As Nonviolence International’s staff is small and demand for our engagement is growing, especially in the face of the atrocity taking place in Palestine today, interns are needed and they play an integral role in NVI’s projects and functioning as a cohesive organization. While interns work closely with NVI staff members and volunteers, they are also expected to exhibit independence, creativity, and initiative. With guidance from staff, each intern will split their time between programmatic support, organizational outreach, and administrative tasks. Interns will also have the opportunity to invest significant time and work within their preferred projects of choice.
As nonviolent activists committed to social justice, we believe that drivers of violent conflict disproportionately hurt the most marginalized people in society. We believe that these communities must be centered in the work we do. Hence, we strongly encourage applications from people who are members of marginalized communities.
By Dec 10, please send us a resume and cover letter to [email protected]
NVI provides financial stipends for interns
Internships are available at our organization for students and non-students and can be arranged for-credit with colleges and universities. These are unpaid internships. Interns must be able to dedicate at least 15 or more hours per week for a monthly stipend of $300-$500 USD. If interested, an intern may, with mutual agreement, continue their internship through the fall of 2025. Our internship will be completely remote.
In terms of qualifications, we understand that an applicant's talents, personal qualities, and experiences go far beyond a static, one-page resume. Thus, we welcome everyone interested in our internship program to apply, regardless of your educational background, professional experience, skills, and accomplishments. However, that is not to say such objective qualifications will not be considered or boost an applicant’s candidacy. We here at Nonviolence International think it is important to take a holistic approach to candidate’s applications which includes their passions and interests.
Responsibilities of this internship include but are not limited to...
Event Management:
Learn and support organizing and delivering global webinars for diverse global audiences. Learn how to manage live webinars from a technical support role.
Communications / Outreach:
Regularly create content for the website, in the form of website updates, YouTube videos, and social media - with a preference for more interactive features. Regularly create content for our Facebook and Twitter accounts including monitoring them to interact with supporters and prospective supporters.
Data Management:
Updating and creating new content behind the scenes on the Nonviolent Tactics database which uses MySQL and our nonviolence training archive which uses Omeka.
Website Maintenance and Development:
Updating our main websites using the NationBuilder system.
To read about the experience of our interns check out this post.
To learn about the internship program at Nonviolence International-NY, please visit: https://www.nonviolenceny.org/internships.
