Experience Madrid, Spain – and publish a travel guide, with your byline on all your articles and photographs.

You pitch your ideas for travel articles – and we show you all the tools for success at Editorial Meetings, Travel Journalism Workshops, Travel Photography Workshops, Mentoring Sessions, and Feedback Sessions with Experts and Mentors.

At the end of the Journalism & Photography Internship Seminar, you’ll graduate with a Portfolio of Published Content, published in the news agency, a Travel Journalism & Photography Internship Certification, a Certification of Academic Credit, a Travel Journalism & Photography Seminar Certification, as well as a Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.

What’s included.

Travel Journalism & Photography Program with RGNN Experts and Mentors (see bios here).
Welcome Packet.
Orientation.
Editorial Meetings. Students pitch ideas for articles. Articles are assigned.
Group Mentoring Sessions, addressing the progress students have made on their articles.
Group Feedback Sessions. Students receive hands-on feedback on their articles.
Publishing Sessions. Learn how your articles are published at ROOSTERGNN Global News Network.
Publish your own Travel Magazine!
Each student will get to publish articles and photographs in the ROOSTERGNN travel magazine, published in digital format, with the student’s byline on all of his/her articles and photographs.

Travel Journalism & Photography Workshops. The Complete Travel Journalism Internship Seminar will address twenty-four (24) Workshops, of which two (2) Workshops will be held per week, four (4) Workshops per Two-Week Module.

The Workshops will address the following aspects of travel journalism:

Preparation and research
Writing
Editing
Photography
Video
Social media
Other useful travel journalism tools
Design & layout
Publication and possible markets
Professional development

Experts & Mentors. The Internship Seminar includes the collaboration of prestigious Experts and Mentors, see experts who have participated in previous RGNN programs here: http://rgnn.org/academy/experts-mentors. All Experts and Mentors will be confirmed in the Welcome Packets.
Cultural Immersion Program. Each week, a calendar of cultural events and site visits will be announced. Students can sign up on a voluntary basis to take advantage of getting to know Madrid, its surroundings and aspects of the Spanish culture in more detail.
Examples of past events: site visit to El Mundo, one of Spain’s most important daily newspapers, or site visit to Matadero Madrid, one of Madrid’s most innovative cultural centers – and a former slaughterhouse.

AVAILABLE DATES.
MODULE IV: Monday, July 17, 2017, to Friday, July 28, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE V: Monday, July 31, 2017, to Friday, August 11, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE VI: Monday, August 14, 2017, to Friday, August 25, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.

This is an unpaid opportunity for great aspiring journalists who aspire to excel in this digital age of journalism. You must have the passion and ability to create unique, engaging content, that results in memorable, shareable stories for all social media platforms.

Looking to Break More Ice With the New and/or Old Media

Are you looking for that one opportunity that will allow you to apply all the knowledge you have to a company in ways that will get you noticed by the greater marketing community?

Well, you can …

If you work for us, you will leave the internship with a case study in hand that will get you a job literally anywhere else in the field. You will be working alongside the field's greatest direct response marketers to ensure that you do.

We are not just hiring anyone, though …

Just one rock star at your school will be hired, so apply now.

We are making our decisions quickly for our soon-approaching summer opportunity!

Are you a driven self-starter? Love journalism and writing? Crave experience at an early-stage startup?

Our innovative branded journalism agency, ProseMedia.com, creates quality content (e.g., blog posts, web copy, e-books) for businesses and nonprofits.

This is an unpaid internship (for course credit) based near NYU, on Bleecker & Sullivan St. in NYC.

DURATION: Three-month minimum commitment
HOURS: 8 to 10 hours per week (minimum)

SEEKING dedicated, passionate intern to assist in research and outreach for Hold Me Right, a documentary exploring the aftermath of sexual assault and abuse.

Our in-house team is small: we give interns a hands-on experience with real responsibilities, real training, and real guidance, essentially, an opportunity to have a real impact on the process of creating an important documentary which will change the dialogue in our society about sexual abuse and sexual assault. You will work closely with both the director and the producer.

We have 501(c)3 status and also have arrangements with a number of universities. We will provide full academic credit where necessary.

RESPONSIBILITIES
This is a list of responsibilities that you will have the opportunity to accept:
-Research in multiple areas of interest for the film, including but not limited to issues surrounding sexual abuse
-Locating victims, offenders, and unique cases
-Reviewing current existing library of journalism surrounding these issues
-Pulling content from said existing journalism, summarizing, categorizing, providing input as to which pieces relate to different elements of the documentary
-Outreach to a wide variety of people and companies
-Writing copy for public relations
-Social media content creation and feed management

We firmly believe that an internship is first and foremost about training and experience. We prioritize these with our interns: you need to get as much as you can out of this collaboration.

QUALIFICATIONS (some or all of these):
-Passion for documentary, gender studies, journalism, collaboration, and/or social justice
-Experience in some form of research
-Ability to quickly find a needle in a haystack, somewhere on the internet
-Social media prowess
-Experience in documentary or video research is helpful but not necessary

TO APPLY:
Please send us an email with your resume and a couple of words about why you’re right for this position, as well as which aspects of the internship are of greatest interest to you.

producer@holdmerightfilm.com

Please include links to your social media accounts (even if they’re dormant).

Thank you.
-Hold Me Right Production Team

Surface and sister publication, Watch Journal, a luxury lifestyle watch enthusiast publication, are seeking Editorial interns for the Spring. We're looking for students with strong editorial and writing skills; an interest in art, design, or architecture is also a plus. English, journalism, and art history majors are the best fit.

Our interns get great hands-on experience and often receive bylines in the magazine. It's a fantastic chance for students interested in an editorial career to get clips and to see what goes on behind the scenes at a magazine.

Responsibilities

Fact checking

Writing

Performing small research projects

Assisting with social media

Compensation

This internship is unpaid but we will work with your college to ensure you receive credit. We offer interns the same perks and privileges as the rest of the staff, including a fully stocked kitchen, access to exclusive design events, and more!

We are looking for a writer/editor who will write about fun, life-changing experiences, products, events, and workshops, specifically how these products and experiences change your life and shift your perspective. Our goal is to support and encourage purpose-driven brands, and provide our audience with useful advice and resources that enable them to succeed and grow personally and professionally.

You will be expected to write four 800-900 word articles per month as it pertains to travel, creativity, positive psychology, lifestyle and culture, mind and body, social good and good news.

Responsibilities:
- Write, edit and proofread editorial articles and projects
- Work on special projects, as needed
- Attend lifestyle events and workshops
- Discover, review, and write about new lifestyle products
- Identify fresh stories, experiences, and products that are suitable to the brand
- Light administrative tasks

Qualifications:
- Working towards a Bachelor’s or Graduate's degree in journalism, public relations, English, business communications, marketing, or communication arts
- Must be highly creative, innovative and have strong writing and editing skills
- Ability to work effectively on a team and in a team environment
- Experience with MailChimp, WordPress, MS Word, Adobe InDesign and Photoshop
- Must have attention to detail and accuracy with excellent oral and written communication skills
- Strong interest in current events, must be well-attuned to news stories and activities that are important to the Amazing Perspective audience, and propose ideas to meet those interests
- Must be willing and open to learn
- MUST be located in New York City and able to come in to the office

Hours: Approximately 16 hours per week, ideally spread out over two days. The position lasts three months, after which time there may be an opportunity for renewal.

Compensation: This is an unpaid internship with a travel stipend per month.

Benefits: You will have the opportunity to own your work, and develop your voice. Your writing will be highlighted throughout our media channels and beyond. Unparalleled networking opportunities and job skills development. Opportunity to attend events free of charge. A fun and engaging work environment.

Since 1977, the National Journalism Center, a project of Young America's Foundation, has provided aspiring conservative and libertarian journalists with the premier opportunity to learn the principles and practice of responsible reporting. The National Journalism Center combines 12 weeks of on-the-job training at a Washington, D.C.-based media outlet and once-weekly training seminars led by prominent journalists, policy experts, and NJC faculty.
The program matches interns with print, broadcast, or online media outlets based on their interests and experience. Interns spend 30 hours/week gaining practical, hands-on journalism experience. Potential placements include The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner, CNN, Fox News Channel, and more.
Students will attend the NJC seminar one day a week, sharpening their writing and investigative reporting skills and gaining a better understanding of media, society, and public policy, and the intersection between the three in Washington, D.C.
Opportunities: Internships are offered summer 2017 (May 31-Aug 18).

BASIC FUNCTION

Help with and contribute to day-to-day tasks of Capital’s production — specifically creating bespoke graphics, data visualizations and illustrations to tell visual stories for the website and for use on social media.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Work with part-time data researcher to create data visualizations to run on BBC Capital and its social accounts.
2. Contribute to Capital’s social media efforts
3. Pitch data-rich ideas for the researcher to investigate and carry out the illustration/visualization or story slideshows for Capital
4. Participate in special projects and perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

1. Experience with data visualization, illustration and, preferably some journalism or reporting (can be in school)
2. Experience using the Adobe Suite, especially Photoshop and Illustrator
3. Interest in career/spending/global expat-related topics
4. Experience using or ability to quickly learn graphic production
5. Ability to take direction well, but also work independently
6. Reliable and able to meet deadlines
7. Excellent written and verbal communication skills
8. Eligible for College credit

The intern will help produce, film and edit stories for BBC Travel, BBC Auto and BBC Capital, produce and film Facebook live segments and help with promotion in social media.

Candidates with a strong interest in digital storytelling, sound journalistic judgement and film/edit skills are highly appreciated.