Organizing Internship

The Kalmanovitz Initiative Organizing Internship places student leaders in paid internships with top local community and labor groups advocating for working people.

Through hands-on experience in activism, organizing, and research, students will support ongoing campaigns, contribute to important projects, and develop both their organizing and research skills. This program introduces students to key issues affecting the labor movement and the working poor, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of worker justice in the broader social justice context.

The program seeks to:

Introduce students to a range of issues impacting the labor movement and worker justice.
Develop both organizing and research skills.
Positively contribute to the efforts of community groups working towards social and economic justice.
Strengthen the connection between Georgetown and local communities.

By participating in the program, students gain valuable skills for future work in movements and organizations dedicated to creating social change.

Applications for Fall 2025 can be found HERE

Please submit applications on GMS and email application materials to ah2030@georgetown.edu by September 6th at 11:59 pm.

For questions or more information, please email Alainn Hanson at ah2030@georgetown.edu

Our current partner organizations include:

Meet Our Organizing Interns

Summer 2025

Tanvi Kamath, Elinor Clark, Romy Abu-Fadel, Faith Donaldson, Paige Benish, Brooklyn Ramirez, Sarah Wei

2025 Spring

Eden Beech, Teresa Fang, Emma Zhu, Andy Feng, Paige Benish, Ian Crowley, Matt Dame, Zoe Burke, Anna Broderick, Fathia Fasasi, Gwyn Field, Fiona Naughton, Keiran Green, Johanna Lichtschlag, Stella Linn, Sharona Nagamuthu, Alexis Nguyen, Yazan Alhamdan

2024 Fall

Yazan Alhamdan, Dung Tran, Venetia Smith, Annie Flatt, Paige Benish, Matt Dame, Brooklyn Ramierez, Falyn Staknacker, Ian Crowley, Keiran Green, Eden Beech, Fiona Richards, Emma Chang, Jason Zhu, Andy Feng