Intern's duties include research on a wide range of topics, arranging interviews, transcription, tasks relating to office management, and assisting the bureau chief, sportswriter or United Nations correspondent in their duties as needed. Intern will be expected in our Midtown East bureau 2 to 3 days a week from 10am to 6pm with a one hour lunch break. Internship is unpaid, but there is a stipend for transportation and lunch provided and high possibility for paid work in the future.

The program is a great opportunity for those seeking to learn the dynamics of contemporary art criticism and as well as the workings of online media under the guidance of Artforum.com's editorial team.

Daily duties include fact-checking exhibition reviews, transcribing artists interviews, and performing research for our video column, among other tasks relevant to our editorial operations. The position is unpaid and we prefer a a commitment of two days a week anywhere in Monday-Thursday, with hours from 1pm-6pm and consistent hours kept throughout the duration of the internship.

Impacto Latin News is looking for an intern as an investigative reporter. Job duties include, among other things, conducting research, producing content, and generating a steady stream of stories, reports and commentaries.

Our intern will be expected to generate investigative news projects and content; in addition, there is a project that the intern will be starting immediately.

The intern will also be expected as well to provide in-depth investigative content in print and digital media and develop and maintain sources that will generate exclusive story content and news reports. We are looking for someone with an understanding of how to dig for a story, how to research it, write it with an edge and use strong storytelling to make it impactful and memorable.
Intern will receive a small stipend.

Skills:
Excellent research skills
Strong news judgment, excellent journalistic instinct and a critical eye for details
Excellent writing/communication skills
Strong interpersonal skills

The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF), a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering stem cell research, seeks a dynamic Scientific Writer to support the organization through communications, which will help convey the mission of the organization by highlighting our research and generating scientific news for a lay audience. This position will work very closely with the Office of the CEO and the Development teams generating various communications.
Qualifications
• The Scientific Writer Intern should be seeking or has an advanced degree in journalism with an emphasis on scientific writing.
• Journalism and communications background preferred.
• Scientific literacy preferred – capability to read scientific papers, abstracts etc. and translate materials to a lay audience.
• Interest in science and learning about scientific discoveries
• Exceptional communication skills (verbal and written); The ability to copy edit and proofread materials.
• Superior organizational skills; stickler for accuracy with great attention to detail and excellent follow-through.
• Extensive research skills and familiarity with Internet research tools.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet strict deadlines.
• Must be a highly motivated, reliable, enthusiastic team player.
• Scientific background encouraged.
• Writing samples required upon request.
• Social media capabilities preferred.

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Requirements : We currently need interns for our new initiative related to creative journalism.
Responsibilities: You will be assigned a weekly task which is related with student and youth political leadership. This is a creative and social media oriented initiative. This will be an independent responsibility with a provided guideline. However, no decision will be finalized with out the approval of the Council. You will have the freedom to bring in your ideas related on this initiative. Your responsibilities will also include conducting and organizing discussion involving Student leaders and Representatives. A skill in photography is highly appreciable.
Specific Duties: The interns will be assigned to work on creative journalism and marketing initiative. The interns will have to show their skill in crafting new ideas to develop the key initiatives, which include building their own tool and methods. However, they should follow the guidelines provided. The interns will have to coordinate with student leaders across the New York City colleges and universities. The interns will have to work closely with elected officials and administrative offices. Writing, editing and presentation are the major duties of the intern.
Qualifications: Pursuing in Journalism, Liberal Arts from an accredited college or university in New York City. A track record of excellent academic performance (GPA 3.0+) Well-developed written and oral communication skills Strong understanding of political and societal platform. Self-directed, with strong personal management and organization skills Strong problem identification and problem solving skills. A creative mind towards socio-political issues and Solid team player

We are looking for a stellar wordsmith to add to our Editorial Team and work with two of our portfolio brands’ content sites: The Path and Rise & Shine. This is a great opportunity to learn and become immersed in the startup world.

In this role, you will write and edit content for The Path (WellPath’s health & fitness blogazine) as well as Rise & Shine (reBloom’s lifestyle blog). You will participate in regular content planning sessions and pitch topics you want to write about as long as they fall within the areas of health, fitness, nutrition, food, lifestyle and travel. As part of this internship, you will support the brands’ social media strategies on various platforms.

You will receive a daily stipend for each day that you work at our office.

Helen Whitney Productions has an opening for a summer research intern. This is a great opportunity to contribute to research and reporting on a documentary by an acclaimed PBS filmmaker. Fourth-year and graduate-level journalism students are encouraged to apply.

The film is provisionally entitled Confronting Mortality and addresses the myriad ways we think about “going into the night,” as Boswell said. As post-production is in full swing, the intern will work closely with the director but also be encouraged to take initiative. The ideal candidate will be ambitious about developing story ideas, tracking down leads and pre-interviewing potential interview subjects, and thinking outside the Google search box.

The intern will work in our Washington Square office a minimum of 15 hours per week. We have an available workstation on Tuesdays and Thursdays before 3pm and Fridays anytime.

Responsibilities include pitching stories, writing 1 post a day, event coverage, fact-checking, conducting interviews with A-list names, attending editorial meetings.
Topics covered are: entertainment, travel, lifestyle and fashion.

We are seeking an editorial intern who can join the three-person team and help build the company from the ground up. Responsibilities will include pitching media series concepts, researching current topics under production, scheduling interviews with high profile guests, booking locations and equipment for video shoots, upkeep and transport of gear during production, ingesting and organizing footage, positing clips on social media channels, and conducting surveys. Depending on the candidate's skill level, this position may also include editing footage, therefore past experience with and interest in video production and editing are big pluses.

The Center seeks interns with experience in journalism or public policy research to support our work. Responsibilities can include extensive phone interviews, Web research, data analysis, and writing. Other duties include coordinating meetings with government officials and attending policy meetings.

Skills and attributes we seek are:
• Strong writing and oral communications skills
• Ability to synthesize ideas clearly and concisely
• Ability to conduct effective interviews over the phone and in person
• High level of competency in using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• At least some experience with public data sources like the US Census and the Bureau of Labor Statistics
• An interest in economic development, urban planning, workforce development, and higher education issues

We prefer current graduate students or those with advanced degrees in public policy, urban planning, journalism, economics, government, social science, or related fields, though we will also consider accomplished undergraduate students. Our internship program is very competitive and attracts talented undergraduate and graduate students from across the country and around the world.

You must be able to commit to at least 20 hours a week. This is an unpaid internship that can be used for college credit where applicable, but we provide a small stipend at the end of the internship to help offset travel expenses.

We maintain a friendly and open working environment and encourage people of all backgrounds: age, race, ethnicity, gender, creed, and sexual orientation to apply.