FounderMade is seeking a versatile, hard-working, and creative intern who is passionate about our brand to join our marketing team in New York. As a Marketing and PR Intern, you will assist with our marketing campaigns and outreach. During your internship you will work closely with your supervisor and have the opportunity to learn the inner workings of a company focused on the CPG space. All interns receive hands-on mentoring and training at our office in SoHo.

Internships are unpaid, and last for three to six months.

RESPONSIBILITIES
Assisting with current marketing campaigns.
Researching and compiling media lists.
Phone and Email pitching.
Writing press releases.
Working with publicists of all levels.
Attending industry events on behalf of FounderMade.
Assisting with other special projects and events as needed.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Must be in NYC or surrounding area.
Must be currently enrolled in college; recent grads (within one year) will also be considered.
Must have a MacBook you can bring with you to the office.
Familiarity with Apple Keynote required.
Energetic and creative.
Strong written and communication skills.
Ability to work 15-30 hours per week.

BENEFITS
College credit.
Opportunity to work with a close knit team at a company at the forefront of consumer discovery.
Chance to meet industry leaders at our SoHo office as well as at exclusive events.
Complimentary samples from our partners.

Start Date: January 16th or Earliest Availability
Please send resume and cover letter to Heidi@foundermade.com

The Center is seeking a Communication Intern for Technology in the Criminal Justice Sector blog. Reporting to the Product Manager, the Communications Intern would be involved in helping to shape the conversations about technology’s intersection with the criminal justice system – including how it is used, impacts on people who are justice involved, and best practices. They would be responsible for editing written, audio, and video content; identifying interesting blogposts; assisting with interviewing subject matter experts; and helping to organize formal and informal convenings. The Communications Intern’s responsibilities will cover a broad array of technology topics. The Intern will also interact with policy-makers, program implementers, activists, community members, technologists, researchers, and vendors.
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Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
• Writing and copy-editing engaging blogposts
• Researching current trends, including collaborating with the Center’s program staff to identify new topics of conversation
• Editing of audio and video interviews
• Working with the Center’s communication staff as needed
• Identifying and building relationships with stakeholders in New York City and nationally who have diverse perspectives on technology in criminal justice reform
• Curating blogposts from guest writers

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have:
• Excellent written communication skills, with a focus on blog-style writing
• Familiarity with and interest in the criminal justice system
• Familiarity and interest in trends in technology
• Ability to work well with a multi-disciplinary team in a criminal justice setting
• Excellent organizational skills and self-driven
• Experience with, or interest in learning, editing audio and video

The Center for an Urban Future (CUF) 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. We provide a small stipend at the end of the internship to help offset travel expenses. College credit is available where applicable.

Unique opportunity for someone interested in broadcasting and HR/Management. The Director of the News Associate and Internship Programs is seeking a spring intern to help with multiple projects including creating website content, taking photos of interns and news associates for the sites, revamping the social media accounts, updating databases of former interns and news associates, and various other things. Must be social media savvy, a good writer, be creative, and be familiar with various websites and software that can increase office workflow. Can be given a task with limited parameters and lots of possibilities while keeping the end goal in mind and have the ability to be resourceful to get to that goal somewhat independently.

This internship is not eligible for credit.

The Senior Content Specialist is responsible for the development and implementation of content marketing initiatives. They lead the collection, production, and editing of website material to maintain and improve the quality of information provided for web property visitors.

They will work closely with the Marketing Strategy Director to develop content plans, high-quality engaging content. They will also work closely with the Senior SEO Specialist and Senior Social Media Specialist in development and implementation processes.

For the right candidate, there will be growth opportunities to build out their own team, who will help facilitate the following duties of the Senior Content Specialist position. Upon successful performance, this position has the opportunity to mentor entry-mid level specialists and strategists and act as a team lead to the Content department.

Position Responsibilities:
Oversees and manages the execution and monitoring of content plans
Provides thought-leadership and identifies opportunities, best-practices, tools and trends in the content marketing and publishing space
Helps write, curate, and plan content that is engaging, relevant, and user-friendly
Drives high-quality and relevant traffic on various web properties
Conducts content audits of existing web properties and competitor sites
Measures results from content marketing efforts using optimization and creative tools such as heat mapping software, Google Webmaster tools, Canva, etc.
Leverages blogs, outreach, influencers, and guest posting to push content
Uses analytics software (such as Google Analytics, BuzzSumo, SEMrush, AHREFs) to identify content opportunities and areas for improvement that align with strategic goals

Recommended Prerequisites:
Student of Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, or other related field (or equivalent experience)
1+ years of hands-on experience in a Content Marketing or related position
Interest in new optimization techniques and a desire for constant experimentation
Must have strong written communication skills - attention to detail is a must
WordPress or other CMS experience required
Guest-posting, freelance, and blogger outreach experience is a plus
Experience with high-traffic websites preferred
Some web design, basic coding skills (HTML5, CSS), and demonstrated understanding of UX is preferred
Team player with excellent interpersonal / collaboration skills

Competencies and Attributes:
Positive attitude (and a healthy sense of humor)
Drive for results
Written communication
Eager to learn
Accountability
Priority setting
Time management
Learning on the fly
Self-motivated
Passionate about digital marketing / content writing
Detail-oriented
Resourceful

We take pride in every partnership we facilitate.

NK News is seeking is seeking a social media intern for a part-time (25 hours/week), three-month period, starting in October 2017.

Working at the NK News Seoul office (or remotely), the social media intern will be responsible for assisting the Communications Manager to create, manage and grow the company’s presence through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and other strategically relevant online properties.

The social media intern will help build the NK News online community by creating engaging social media content, conversing with brand advocates, attending Twitter chats and moderating our own #’s, strategizing ways to scale our communities and connect with new people, analyzing efforts driving most of the traffic, and creating relationships with people in different organizations related to the field.

"Join Wonder’s fast-growing community of freelance researchers!

Wonder (askwonder.com) is a personal research assistant, helping people save time by getting detailed answers and resources delivered to their inboxes by a trusted network of researchers. Our clients include Tier 1 consulting firms, VCs, and marketing agencies.

We are looking for freelance researchers to join Wonder's research community. You'll work from home, getting paid to do research while learning about new topics and deepening your business skills. You can set your own schedule, you get paid for each research request you complete, and you can earn up to $15-25/hour based on flat-fee project work.

Here are some examples of questions our clients ask:
- What are the economics of Valentine's Day?
- Why would AOL or Verizon be interested in a strategic investment in the start-up Rollout.io?
- What are 5 new trends in online food ordering?
- What's the market landscape for teacher training in Egypt?

PERKS
- Sharpen your analytical skills and build up your resume
- Earn money working from anywhere
- Research in your free time and as often as you'd like
- Network with peers in a global community of independent researchers
- Learn about new industries and access a growing database of original research

Pay is $10-$16 per task

Madison Avenue Spy is looking for interns to specifically help with Asian social media platforms, like KakaoStory, Talk, Never, Daum, Weibo, Youku and Baidu.

Interns will also have the opportunity to attend, report, photograph and publish posts from special shopping and retail events.

Voluntary, commences immediately. Days and hours vary according to agreement. Applicants are encouraged to seek independent course credit.

Sample activities:
• Video editing and posting, also with some assistant production skills. Posting to websites of videos and articles drafted by others related to IAAP's participation in roundtables, workshops and advocacy at the UN Commissions, and participation in youth assemblies, liaison with committees, and other events at other venues and from graduate classes about the UN.
• Attending meetings and briefings as well as UN Commission meetings as determined, summarizing briefings and meetings assigned, for producing and editing videos and related articles
• Postings on social media sites (twitter, Facebook, Instagram, others)
• Taping (at events), related to associate producing and editing videos
• Other related media projects as assigned
• Presence at events to project visuals (power points/videos), at UN events, graduate classes, and other venues (e.g., Thursday evenings)

Qualifications:
Personal Qualities:
• strong interest in and commitment to the ideals and principles of the UN and the mission of IAAP
• high level of motivation and energy
• ability to be proactive and take initiative
• good teamwork; ability to work collaboratively with others
Specific Skills:
• video editing and assistant producing
• website content and social media development, generating multi-media presentations (e.g., tweeting, Facebook postings, website postings, power points, videos)
• good writing skills (e.g., emails, advocacy)
• effective oral communication skills, specifically diplomatic

Education: Preferable (others may be considered)
• enrollment in graduate studies in a relevant field (e.g., psychology, computer science, communications, international studies)
• master's or doctoral candidacy or recent graduate
Position Description: Voluntary, commences immediately. Days and hours vary, but monthly Thursday meeting attendance important. Applicants are encouraged to seek independent course credit.

DEADLINE: ASAP

Do share this announcement with students, colleagues and friends who may be qualified and interested in participating in this opportunity.

Electric Literature internships introduce undergraduate and graduate students, emerging writers, and aspiring publishing professionals to digital publishing and the New York literary scene. Because we are a small, not-for-profit publisher, we provide unique opportunities for professional development and resume-building.

As an Electric Literature intern, you are encouraged to become involved in any aspect of our work that interests you. You’ll contribute to editorial decisions, write for the site, and attend cool literary events.

Responsibilities:
- Comb the web and social media for breaking literary news
- Write daily news items for electricliterature.com
- Staff events (including our table at the Brooklyn Book Festival on September 17)
- Select images to pair with articles
- Format, copy edit, and draft articles
- Update contact databases
- Transcribe interviews
- Write and schedule social media posts
- Perform other administrative tasks

Skills:
- Personal experience using Medium, Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram — professional experience is a plus
- Excellent writing skills and a unique point of view
- Basic understanding of Photoshop and inDesign
- Firm grasp of grammar and spelling
- Organized and fastidious

The ideal candidate:
- Has an educational background in journalism, literature, or creative writing
- Has prior internship or entry-level job experience at another publishing, media, or non-profit organization
- Participates in the contemporary literary scene
- Regularly reads literary magazines and literary websites (including but not limited to Recommended Reading and electricliterature.com)
- Believes strongly in the Electric Literature mission: To expand the influence of literature in popular culture by fostering lively and innovative literary conversations and making exceptional writing accessible to new audiences
- Is hard-working, pays great attention to detail, and can work independently
- Writes clearly and with personality
- Has an eye for design and knows what images will grab reader’s attention

This is a part time internship. There is no stipend, but interns will be paid for pieces they contribute the site. Candidates must be able to come to our office in Downtown Brooklyn 2 days/week. We are happy to work with universities and MFA programs to provide course credit, though you do not need to be a student to apply. This four-month internship runs from September through December (exact dates are flexible, and there may be an opportunity to extend the internship into 2018).