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ACLU · 3 weeks ago

Spring 2025 Paid Undergraduate/Graduate Intern, Organizational Management, Equity and Inclusion

United States

Internship

Remote

Intern

$20/hr - $24/hr

The ACLU is seeking an Undergraduate or Graduate Intern for their Organizational Management, Equity and Inclusion team in Washington D.C. The intern will collaborate with the team to support affiliate staff through learning programs and resources, while also assisting in the design and implementation of improved systems for communication and training.

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Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Compile, maintain and organize resource banks to ensure ACLU leaders have access to the tools and information they need to succeed

Based on attendance at meetings and reviewing existing data, brainstorm and develop key tools and trainings that would help ACLU leaders

Research and share best practices around training, learning methods, and resource libraries

Help draft a project plan to roll out new programs and think through change management best practices

Support convenings and learning sessions for ACLU leaders with a focus on tracking impact and metrics

Draft preliminary language for deliverables, such as internal communications, brief summaries, and PowerPoint presentations, for different audience

Qualification

User focused designResource developmentProject managementContinuous improvement mindsetCommunication skillsPowerPoint proficiencyWord proficiencyExcel proficiencyCreative thinkingProblem solving

Required

Experience with project management and building resources

Experience with user focused design of resources and learning programs to support leadership development

A continuous improvement mindset and a desire to improve existing programs within the team

Word, PowerPoint and Excel proficiency

Ability to take initiative, think creatively, contribute innovative ideas, problem solve, work well under pressure, and take ownership of projects and assignments

Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skill