This internship is designed for graduate students who are interested in research, analysis, writing, policy drafting, and project administration. Interns will gain practical skills working on a variety of human rights topics. In the past, our interns have worked on projects relating to trafficking, immigration-related advocacy, and human rights training and education. This internship focuses primarily on domestic human rights issues in the U.S. and Minnesota.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
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Compile and analyze qualitative and quantitative data
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Research and draft summaries on human rights issues
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Assist with writing reports related to local and international human rights issues
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Assist with researching and developing internal policies
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Assist with communications such as newsletters, blog posts, and web pages, and creating organizational materials
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Assist with planning trainings and clinics
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Assist with legislative advocacy plans
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Assist with all aspects of work at a small non-profit, including administrative tasks, data management, etc.
Experience and Qualifications:
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Excellent writing and organizational skills
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Analytical skills
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Interest in human rights issues
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Research experience
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Problem-solving skills
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Self-starter
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Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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Sensitivity to diverse cultures
Required Skills:
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Basic Microsoft Office Suite
Questions? Please see our Frequently Asked Questions page. If your question is not answered in there, you can email internships@advrights.org.