Apply to Work with the KI in the Spring!
Posted in Immigration and Labor Project Organizing Internship Programs Research in Action Internship
KI is now accepting applications for its paid, part-time internship programs for the Spring semester, open to all Georgetown undergraduate students.
Each semester, KI recruits Georgetown students who are dedicated to social justice to work with top local community groups in D.C. advocating for working people through its Organizing Internship (new window) and Research in Action Internship (new window). KI also hires student coordinators for its Immigration and Labor Project (new window) to work on issues that affect immigrant workers.
The Organizing Internship (new window) provides an opportunity for students to observe the impact of community and labor organizing, support and contribute to ongoing campaigns and projects, and develop their own organizing skills. Open placements for the Organizing Internship this semester include:
Meanwhile, the Research in Action (new window) Internship provides students the opportunity to learn from leaders in the world of workers’ rights, support and contribute to ongoing campaigns and research projects, and develop their own research skills. Our open placements for the Research in Action Internship are:
- Bill Fletcher Jr. WPFW Radio Show – Arise! (new window)
- Women Innovating Labor Leadership (WILL Empower) (new window)
More placements may be added for our Organizing and Research in Action internship programs once we’re closer to the semester.
Lastly, our Immigration and Labor Project (new window) plugs students into the efforts of community-based organizations to advance economic and social justice for immigrant communities in the DC area and nationwide. This semester we are hiring an additional coordinator to lead the project with our three current student coordinations.
Please submit your application (new window) and resume to kilwp@georgetown.edu (new window) by Thursday, November 29 at 11:59pm. For more information or any questions, reach out to Juan Belman at 202-687-2951 or juan.belman@georgetown.edu (new window).