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.

The Sikh Coalition is seeking a creative and dynamic intern to work with our Media and Communications senior staff on projects aimed at enhancing the way we communicate with reporters, community members, and everybody in between. An ideal candidate would possess skills and background in more than one of these areas: digital/social media, basic graphic design, journalism, or public relations. This candidate must be a strong writer and have a good sense of humor!

The internship will be managed by two directors who will be sharing project management responsibilities on a variety of communications-related projects that you will be working on. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in getting a real tutorial in how an organization manages media and communications work across numerous platforms in addition to the hands-on experience in a non-profit setting that helps to empower and educate.

The Sikh Coalition is looking for passionate individuals dedicated to protecting and advocating for the civil and human rights of all individuals.

We are looking for someone who has:
• A high level of attention to detail and organization.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills, including interviewing skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint required.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign preferred.
• Previous digital media experience (required).
• Communications, public relations, or journalism background.
• Knowledge of the Sikh Coalition's mission and previous initiatives is a plus.
• Applicants should either be pursuing or have completed an undergraduate or graduate degree.

The Peabody Award-winning "Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen," from PRI and WNYC, is public radio’s smart and surprising guide to what's happening in pop culture and the arts.

Studio 360 is looking for sharp, enthusiastic self-starters, with or without radio skills, to participate in our program as interns and volunteers.

We accept Interns who are current students (undergraduate or graduate), or who have graduated no more than 12 months prior to the start of the internship.

We also welcome Volunteers, no longer in school, who want to explore radio and multimedia production.

Terms last about four months and require at least a 21-hour commitment (full-time interns and volunteers are preferred).

The internship takes place at New York Public Radio in Lower Manhattan. There is a $12 stipend per day. Terms coincide with the academic calendar: roughly September-December, January-April, and May-August.

Town & Country is seeking a hard working, meticulous intern to directly assist the beauty and health department, beginning in late May or early June. We are looking for interns who can work 2 to 3 days a week through the summer months.

Tasks will include (but are not limited to) assisting editors with articles, transcribing, researching, pitching web stories, administration, managing inventory, and participating in editorial and market meetings.

Candidate must be a quick study, ambitious, pro-active, organized, prompt, curious of mind, and possess a positive attitude.

Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs' media studio is seeking an intern, whose primary role will be helping with research and outreach for Carnegie Council productions.

This will include:

-Researching story ideas, interview subjects, and potential partners; maintaining an outreach database
-Leading outreach to promote Carnegie Council's Impact podcast
-Pitching new ideas for outreach strategy
-Assisting with social media content and strategy
-Conducting research on various topics within international affairs, foreign policy, business, economics, and ethical theory
-Researching and identifying potential interviewees for Carnegie Council's Impact podcast
-Assisting with other various projects as needed, including administration and program management
-Providing staff support at Carnegie Council events

This is a great opportunity for a serious, driven student looking to work on a hands-on assignment with clear goals and outputs. Depending on ability/capacity, intern may have additional opportunities to work within the organization on writing, research, and production projects. Interns will also have opportunities to attend Carnegie Council events and meetings, learn about various departments within a well-established ethics/foreign policy organization, and pitch project ideas.

REQUIREMENTS
-Undergraduate (junior or senior preferred) or graduate student in political science, international relations, communications, marketing, journalism, or other relevant field of study
-Excellent written communication skills required; experience in journalism and marketing/outreach for media products preferred
-Complex research skills required; strong familiarity with MS Word, Excel, Google Docs
-Interest in and strong knowledge of global politics and international affairs issues
-Well-organized, reliable, very close attention to detail, ability to remain organized while working on multiple projects and meeting tight deadlines
-Previous internship experience desirable

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

This is an unpaid internship. School credit can be arranged and a transportation stipend of $25 a day will be provided. The intern will work approximately 20 hours per week, 2-3 days per week.

This internship will begin early June. Interviews will be scheduled for late March/early April.

Task & Purpose, a rapidly growing news and culture site geared toward the modern military and veterans community, is looking to add to our dynamic team with a summer editorial internship.
As an intern with a popular military news start-up, you’ll have the chance to engage in every aspect of the editorial process, from researching and writing stories, to copy-editing and creating independent reports.
Our interns are a valued part of our team. You’ll work closely with Task & Purpose’s writers and editors to help conceive and execute the big ideas. In addition to a published byline, you’ll also learn about digital media from the Task & Purpose team in everything from site analytics to designing compelling social media posts.
If you’re engaged, driven, dynamic, and want to join a team devoted to giving voice to the new generation of American veterans emerging after the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, this could be a great opportunity for you.
Qualifications:
Strong interest in military/veterans news and affairs; informed on current events and topics related to military and veterans space.
Experience writing and editing in a journalistic capacity and can demonstrate experience with sample work.
Ability to file clean copy on deadline.
Interns are expected to pitch and write stories for the Web on a variety of topics, including news, features, human interest pieces, and well as multimedia articles.
Must be outgoing and a self-starter.
Hours are flexible and students are welcome to apply. Military experience or connection helps, but isn’t as necessary as a critical mind and a passion for news.
Interns will receive a stipend and be additionally compensated for any stories they create.

The Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tightly knit culture that benefits from both the energy and fearlessness of young reporters and as the experience and wisdom of editors. Interns are integrated into this environment and into the weekly production cycle of the paper, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting and general newsroom experience. When the paper is on deadline, interns are charged with fact-checking articles as they move from writer to editor to copy desk to production. When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with editors and writers, get involved in longer-term projects, and do their own reporting and writing for the website and paper.

Porter & Sail is seeking a Content Editorial Intern for our fast-growing start-up based in New York City. You will support the content team in creating and updating premium insider city guides.

Responsibilities:
Tasks will be focused on research, fact-checking, and content review. This is systematic and meticulous work: accuracy and thoroughness is a must.
You will be responsible for corresponding with many external parties - your fearless communication skills will come in handy.

Requirements:
-You are a conscientious, responsible undergraduate studying Journalism, Hospitality or a similar major.

-You have great phone manner and excellent communication skills.
-Previous professional experience a plus, though not required.
-Available 10-15 hours/week to work in our Union Square office.
-Spanish language proficiency preferred.
-A love of food, travel, and culture a plus.
-US work authorization required.

College credit and/or hourly compensation will be provided.

The Architect's Newspaper is looking for interns to work 16 hours (two days) a week with our editorial staff in AN’s Tribeca offices. Ideal candidates will be strong writers, game for covering events, lectures, and openings, and knowledgeable on the basics of WordPress and Photoshop.

Interns will be expected to contribute articles for our website, archpaper.com, create our monthly events calendar, and attend events with editors. Depending on skill level, interns can also pitch and contribute to our print newspaper as well.

Hearst Connecticut Media is accepting applications for summer
internships at its four daily newspapers and five weekly newspapers in Fairfield County. This is a terrific opportunity to work hands-on with some of the best editors and mentors in the business -and to produce high-quality journalism for Hearst's print and online news outlets in the New York metro area.
The 10-week program, June 6 to August 12, is designed for ambitious, inquisitive, creative college students eager for a full-time newsroom experience as reporters, photographers or online producers. Interns will be placed in news, business, sports, features, photo and web production divisions.
Internships are unpaid and must be eligible for college credit.