What are the responsibilities and job description for the Communications Interns position at Americans United for Life?
Communications Internships
AUL seeks Communications Interns on a rolling basis to assist with social media, graphics and digital asset creation, writing, press releases, fact sheets, blog posts, and internal messaging, as well as podcast and video production, and earned media. AUL Communications Internships are typically project-based, serving as an excellent part of a student’s portfolio, and are designed to meet the needs of those in school, with flexibility to work both in-office and remotely. Students in the fields of communications, journalism, political science, and graphic design are especially invited to apply, though the internship is open to students of any major. Excellent writing skills are expected. Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite, WordPress, Canva, and graphic design tools is encouraged but not required. With sufficient time commitment, this internship may provide a stipend.
Requirements
Americans United for Life seeks highly qualified and motivated undergraduate and graduate students to serve as interns. AUL internships are outstanding opportunities for exceptional students committed to life issues.
Communications Interns may work in AUL’s offices located in Washington, DC., but remote or hybrid work will be considered for these opportunities. Internships may be undertaken for credit (as approved by their school) or to fulfill other graduation requirements.
Qualifications for becoming an intern include a commitment to pro-life issues and demonstrated excellence both inside and outside the classroom in a communications related field.
AUL internships are customized for each student, based on schedule availability, area of interest, and skills.