GLOBAL HEALTH FELLOWS PROGRAM II INTERNSHIPS
WASHINGTON, DC

The Global Health Fellows Program II is pleased to announce its newly-opened 
internships with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) in the 
Agency's Washington, DC headquarters. These positions consist of three current 
openings and a summer cohort of 25.  Work with the largest development agency in the 
world.  USAID is home to a wide range of global health professionals working on 
health projects of international scope and importance.  Contribute your skills to specific 
activities in one of the offices in USAID's Bureau for Global Health: Office of the 
Assistant Administrator, Office of HIV/AIDS, Office of Population and Reproductive 
Health, Office of Health, Infectious Diseases and Nutrition.  These internships will 
provide you a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in the field of global 
health. You'll be working with experienced professionals on health projects of 
international importance.  Technical areas include: Infectious diseases: HIV/AIDS, TB; 
Maternal and child health; Reproductive health; Nutrition; Commodities and logistics. 
A variety of competitive, positions are available. While most positions are at the 
graduate level, some positions are also open to undergraduate students who meet certain 
criteria. We are interested in people from a broad range of disciplines including: Public 
health, Social work, Education, International relations/ development, Commodity 
security and logistics, Medicine, Nursing/ midwifery, Public policy, Pharmacy, 
Business administration.  All internships require US citizenship or permanent resident 
status.  GHFP-II's Winter 2012 internships in Washington, DC include: Office of 
HIV/AIDS, Technical Leadership and Research Division: HIV/AIDS Care and 
Treatment Intern; HIV Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT)/Pediatric 
Intern.  Office of Population and Reproductive Health, Commodities Security and 
Logistics Division: Contraceptive Commodities Security & Logistics Intern.   GHFP-
II's Summer 2012 internships in Washington, DC include: Bureau for Global Health's 
Office of the Assistant Administrator: Highly Vulnerable Children Intern; The Center to 
Accelerate Innovation, Introduction and Impact Intern; Monitoring and Evaluation 
Intern.  Office of HIV/AIDS, Implementation Support Division: Orphans and other 
Vulnerable Children Services Integration Intern; Orphans and other Vulnerable 
Children and Social Workforce Strengthening Intern; Orphans and other Vulnerable 
Children and Psychosocial Support Intern; Orphans and other Vulnerable Children and 
Household Economic Strengthening Intern; HIV/AIDS Capacity Building Intern.  
Office of HIV/AIDS, Strategic Planning, Evaluation and Reporting Division: Most-At-
Risk Populations Intern; HIV/AIDS Health Systems Strengthening Intern.  Office of 
HIV/AIDS, Supply Chain for Health Division: Supply Chain and Logistics Intern.  
Office of HIV/AIDS, Technical Leadership and Research Division: HIV/AIDS 
Research Intern (potentially 2 hires); HIV/AIDS Prevention Intern; HIV/AIDS Care and 
Treatment Intern; HIV/AIDS Community Care and Prevention Intern (potentially 2 
hires); HIV/AIDS Testing and Counseling Intern; HIV Prevention of Mother to Child 
Transmission (PMTCT)/ Pediatric Intern.  Office of Population and Reproductive 
Health, Policy, Evaluation & Communication Division: Demographic and Health 
Surveys Intern.  Office of Population and Reproductive Health, Commodities Security 
and Logistics Division: Contraceptive Commodities Security & Logistics Intern.  Office 
of Population and Reproductive Health, Research Utilization Division: Family Planning 
High Impact Practices and Research Utilization Intern.  Office of Population and 
Reproductive Health, Service Delivery Improvement Division: Youth Program 
Strengthening Intern.  Office of Health, Infectious Diseases and Nutrition, Infectious 
Diseases Division: Tuberculosis Program Intern.  Office of Health, Infectious Diseases 
and Nutrition, Nutrition Division: Health Research Analyst Intern.  To learn more about 
GHFP-II, please visit www.ghfp.net.  To learn more about USAID, the largest 
government donor organization in the development field, please visit www.usaid.gov. 
TO APPLY: Detailed information, including an online application and instructions, is 
available on our website at www.ghfp.net.  APPLICATION DEADLINE for Winter 
positions: Open until filled, but not to close before January 3, 2012.  APPLICATION 
DEADLINE for summer positions: All positions are open until January 31, 2012.  We 
are proud to be an EEO/AA Employer. 

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

Crown Agents USA, Inc. has posted an opening for a Business Development Intern in 
Washington, DC.  As a CA-USA Business Development Intern, you will have the 
opportunity to gain valuable skills, build your network, and gain hands-on knowledge in 
government contracting, international affairs, and business development in a global 
market.  REQUIRES: As an unpaid position, Interns must be able to obtain course 
credit from a 2-4 year accredited college or university.  Excellent research, writing and 
organizational skills.  Interest and academic studies and/or previous work experience 
focused on international development and/or business administration.  For more 
information and to apply please go to http://www.crownagentsusa.com/Jobs/Current-
Vacancies.aspx.

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US SUPPORTING CASCADIA EARTHQUAKE RESILIENCE CAMPAIGN
PORTLAND, OR

Mercy Corps has posted an opening for an intern who will work with the Cascadia 
Resilience Campaign Steering Committee to support and help coordinate a successful 
campaign. This will include event planning and coordination, targeted fundraising, and 
building a receptive audience from Portland's private and public sectors.  REQUIRES: 
Excellent organization and attention to detail, flexibility and ability to work well with 
diverse agencies and people.  For more information and to apply please go online to 
www.mercycorps.org/jobs.  Vacancy no: 217874-927 

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RECRUITMENT DATA ENTRY INTERN
BETHESDA, MD

DAI has posted an opening for a Recruitment Data Entry Intern who will provide a 
wide variety of administrative, technical, and clerical duties in support of DAI's 
International Recruitment department  REQUIRES: BA or minimum 2 years of college.  
Major/ concentration in human resources, business administration, or international 
affairs.  Prior office work experience.  Strong interpersonal and communication skills, 
both verbal and written. Strong organizational skills and keen attention to detail.  Self-
starter and strong team player.  For more information and to apply please visit 
www.dai.com/washington/careers.php

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FINCA INTERNATIONAL

FINCA International has posted the following openings.  For more information and to 
apply please visit villagebanking.org (click on Careers) 

WEB DEVELOPMENT INTERN
MIAMI

The intern will support HUB staff by developing a knowledge management platform 
based on the same technology that Wikipedia uses.  REQUIRES: Graduate Program 
candidate in Information Science, MIS, Computer Science, or related preferred.  
Proficient in PHP, HTML, CSS.  Proficient with SQL database structures.  Ability to 
work in team atmosphere and share best practices with team.  Ability to communicate 
clearly with team in English.  Vacancy no: 890

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

The SI intern will support business plan development and the implementation of new 
products and services.  REQUIRES: MBA or Master's Degree in relevant field.  
Knowledge of microfinance products and services with experience in a structured new 
product; development process preferred.  Project management experience.  Experience 
in business plan development and proposal writing.  Vacancy no: 888

KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION INTERN, LATIN AMERICA
MIAMI

The Intern will support the Hub staff in organizing our knowledge into a coherent 
platform based on the same technology that Wikipedia uses.  REQUIRES: MBA or 
Graduate Program candidate (highly qualified undergraduate seniors and recent college 
graduates may also apply).  Experience contributing to Wikipedia or other wikis.  
Excellent technical communication skills, especially technical writing and editing.  
Exceptional research skills and experience with major research project, thesis, etc.  
Vacancy no: 892

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCES INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

The IHR Intern will have the unique opportunity to interface with staff from across 
FINCA's global network and will be in a unique position to learn first-hand about the 
workings of a global financial institution. Responsibilities will include working in the 
office of the Vice President of Human Resources on a variety of special projects, 
interfacing with a variety of stakeholders (donors, global staff, management, board, 
etc.), reviewing documents, coordinating interviews and meetings with international 
team members, and assisting the other staff on the Human Resources team with global 
Human Resources projects as required and with various day-to-day activities.  
REQUIRES: Excellent customer service skills and ability to work in public setting. 
Experience working in an office environment a plus.  Outstanding communication skills 
(both verbal and written).  Working knowledge of Microsoft Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, 
Word).  Working knowledge of email systems, office equipment, Internet and Intranet.  
Vacancy no: 824

CLIENT RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

Fellows spend approximately 10 weeks managing the research in one country.  Six to 
eight weeks will be spent conducting the primary research and the remaining time will 
be used to analyze the data and produce the briefing and report. Fellows will be 
responsible to train, supervise and manage a team of local surveyors. Although their 
primary function is to manage the research process, Fellows will have the opportunity to 
conduct client interviews themselves.  REQUIRES: Field experience, preferably in the 
country of interest.  Professional experience or participation with Fulbright or similar 
scholarships, Peace Corps, EMDAP, or other volunteer activities.  A graduate degree or 
at least 1 year of graduate level coursework (exceptions may be made for highly 
qualified undergraduate seniors and recent college graduates).  A strong background in 
quantitative analysis, statistics and statistical software experience.  Vacancy no: 902

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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

The World Health Organization seeks candidates for the following positions. Please 
visit WHO's e-Recruitment website at: www.who.int/employment. Reference the 
Appropriate Vacancy No.

INTERNSHIP, COMMUNICATIONS SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI18

INTERNSHIP, DGO SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI19

INTERNSHIP, FWC SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI20

INTERNSHIP, GMG SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/12/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI21

INTERNSHIP, HSE SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI22

INTERNSHIP, HSS SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI23

INTERNSHIP, HTM SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI24

INTERNSHIP, IER SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI25

INTERNSHIP, NMH SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/14/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI26

INTERNSHIP, PEC SUMMER 2012
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a framework for 
assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO programmes, where 
educational experience can be enhanced through practical work assignments; (b) to 
expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the 
assistance of students specializing in various fields.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three 
years university studies, ideally a first degree, in medical or social science or a field 
related to the technical work of WHO. The intern must be a student during the 
internship. Experience in research and in drafting reports would be preferred. 
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research would be an 
advantage.  Closing date: 2/12/12.  Vacancy no: /11/ISHI27

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INTERNSHIPS - WHO REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE (SUMMER 2012)
VARIOUS

The Objectives of the World Health Organization internship programme: (a) to provide 
a framework for assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to WHO 
programmes, where educational experience can be enhanced through practical work 
assignments; (b) to expose students to the work of WHO and (c) to provide WHO 
programmes with the assistance of students specializing in various fields. Most students 
are placed in health-related programmes, although other disciplines can be considered 
as appropriate.  REQUIRES: Minimum of three years university studies, ideally a first 
degree, in medical or social science or a field related to the work of WHO. The intern 
must be a student during the internship.  Experience in research and in drafting reports 
would be preferred.  Experience in the subject area through academic work or research 
would be an advantage.  Field and/or developing country experience would be an 
advantage.  Experience with data analysis, statistical packages and interest in the design 
of graphical display and analysis of health information in an international comparative 
perspective, such as for health system performance assessment may be an advantage.  
Please visit WHO's e-Recruitment website at: www.who.int/employment. Reference the 
Appropriate Vacancy No.  Closing date: 1/31/12.  Vacancy no: EURO/11/ISHI17

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*PSD LAW INTERN
BOSTON, MA

PSD hosts the Northeastern University PHRGE Fellowship to give current law students 
the unique opportunity to gain real world experience at our Global Headquarters in 
Boston, MA in the areas of development, human rights, corporate responsibility and 
international law.  The Fellow will have the opportunity to: Work collaboratively in a 
fast paced, professional environment; Contribute to one or more domestic and/or 
international projects; Address economic, social and cultural rights both within the US 
and internationally; Develop skills in research & writing for a range of purposes and 
different audiences.  For more information and to apply visit 
www.oxfamamerica.org/whoweare/jobs/available-positions.

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*TERRORISM AND COUNTERTERRORISM INTERN
NEW YORK

Human Rights Watch's Communications Division and Terrorism and Counterterrorism 
Program has posted an opening for a qualified current graduate student to assist HRW's 
counterterrorism advisor in the organization's New York office.  REQUIRES: 
Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated and reliable, and have 
demonstrated research experience. Relevant coursework, familiarity with US 
counterterrorism policies, and experience with social media in a related context, are a 
plus. Computer skills (i.e., Microsoft Office, Excel, Internet applications) are required. 
Experience with more advanced computer programs that can assemble graphics and 
compile statistics is highly desirable.  For more information and to apply visit 
www.hrw.org/en/about/jobs/

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*INTERNS, SOUTH ASIA REGION
WASHINGTON, DC

Chemonics seeks interns to support our South Asia project and new business teams in 
health, private sector development, agriculture, trade, and economic development. We 
are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of 
people around the world.  Responsibilities include: Perform general administrative 
duties, including establishing and maintaining files; Communicate with field offices; 
Recruit and field consultants; Develop scopes of work for technical assignments; 
Develop relationships with potential consultants and organizations in the region; Liaise 
with support departments on contract-related procurements, accounting, personnel, 
publications, and travel; Conduct project-specific assignments.  QUALIFICATIONS: 
Current enrollment in a relevant degree program.  Minimum one year of work 
experience in development or a related field.  Strong attention to detail, organization, 
and prioritization.  Excellent writing and spreadsheet/ word processing skills.  Ability to 
work independently and in a team-based environment.  Ability to develop and maintain 
relationships with a variety of counterparts.  Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and 
integrity.  Fluency in English required.  Permanent U.S. employment authorization 
required.  TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to 
SouthAsiaIntern@chemonics.com by January 15, 2012. No telephone inquiries, please. 
Applicants should also download and complete our EEO self-identification form and 
separately submit it to EEOselfidentify@chemonics.com when applying for this 
position. Please include "name of position, region/ country" in the subject line. 
Applicants can indicate on the form their choice not to disclose. Thank you for 
completing the form and supporting our EEO reporting requirements.  Finalists will be 
contacted.  Chemonics is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we do not discriminate 
on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, equal pay, disability and 
genetic information.

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*VOLUNTEERS / INTERNS
SOUTH AFRICA

FurKidz is looking for volunteers/ interns to assist with the following tasks: Visiting 
animal welfares throughout South Africa; Taking pictures/ filming video clips of shelter 
animals; Picture and Video Editing; Handling/ interacting with shelter animals/ 
Assessment of shelter animals (personality, breed, age); Uploading of information/ 
posting of ads; Writing of pet related articles/ Preparation and posting of daily news and 
events; Finding, collating, writing of newsletter content; Receiving and handling of 
email inquiries; Administering the Lost & Found section/ Administering the Happy 
Tails section; Preparing of regular adoption updates; Organizing Fundraising and other 
Events.  REQUIRED SKILLS (depending on the above tasks): Genuine Animal Lover; 
Affinity to internet and computer work and proficiency in MS Office; Picture and video 
editing skills a plus; Writing and research skills a plus; Driver's License a plus.  We 
offer accommodation and meals on a 40ha bushveld lifestyle farm in Dinokeng 
(Gauteng), surrounded by game farms and beautiful nature reserves (lots of wildlife, 
birds, buck, jackals, monkeys, owls, kudu, zebras, elephants and even leopards) but 
with all amenities in close proximity.  Duration: 1-12 months; Start: immediately/ 
flexible.  Fee: $ 500/ month (for accommodation and meals).  Audience: We welcome 
students from all backgrounds and studies.  FurKidz is a registered nonprofit 
organization, founded to assist Animal Shelters across South Africa in re-homing their 
animals.  Our website www.Furkidz.co.za provides an easily searchable, comprehensive 
database of rescue pets available for adoption.  TO APPLY: Please email Stefanie 
Dohner at stefanie@furkidz.co.za for more details.  FurKidz is a registered non-profit 
organization, we rely entirely on donations and are not making any profits. Our sole  
objective is to help SA's shelter animals and all our funds are spent towards this aim.

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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

Human Rights Watch has posted openings for the following positions.  For more 
information and to apply visit www.hrw.org/en/about/jobs/

*DEVELOPMENT & OUTREACH INTERN
NEW YORK

The Development and Outreach Department of Human Rights Watch has posted an 
opening for a New York based intern to assist with Development and Outreach 
efforts in the Washington, DC area as well as for the Women's Rights program and the 
Campaign for Women.  Responsibilities include: donor cultivation; drafting 
acknowledge letters and other correspondence; and database management.  
REQUIRES: Applicants should be detail-oriented, well-organized, self-motivated and 
reliable, with a strong interest in international human rights.  Excellent written and oral 
communication skills in English are required.  Internet research skills and familiarity 
with MS Office programs, such as Word and Excel, are a must.  Data entry experience 
and familiarity with Raiser's Edge or other databases is desirable.  Relevant coursework 
is highly desirable. Candidates should have a strong interest in human rights.  The intern 
must be an enrolled student during the internship term.

*INTERN, ASIA
NEW YORK

The Asia Division has posted an opening for an intern to assist the New York-based 
associate with various projects. Tasks may include managing contact databases, 
monitoring press coverage of HRW products, and basic desk research.  REQUIRES: 
The intern must be an enrolled student during the internship term.  Applicants should be 
well-organized, self-motivated, and reliable, with excellent attention to detail. Computer 
skills and experience using the internet as a research tool are required. Applicants 
should have a strong knowledge of politics and human rights issues in one or more 
Asian countries.

*INTERN, AFRICA
NEW YORK

The Africa Division of Human Rights Watch in New York City has posted an opening 
for an undergraduate intern for the spring semester to begin in January 2012. The intern 
will focus on HRW projects on a range of topics throughout sub-Saharan Africa.  
REQUIRES: The intern must be an enrolled student in an academic institution during 
the internship term.  Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated, and reliable, 
with a strong attention to detail. A strong interest in human rights, specifically 
concerning sub-Saharan Africa is essential. Relevant coursework is highly desirable, 
and experience conducting internet-based research is essential. 

*DEVELOPMENT AND OUTREACH INTERN
SAN FRANCISCO, CA

The Human Rights Watch office in San Francisco, which focuses primarily on 
fundraising and outreach, has posted an opening for interns for the spring.  Interns will 
assist with general departmental responsibilities including, but not limited to, 
coordinating visits and events with top Human Rights Watch researchers; writing 
correspondence; supporting advocacy efforts; updating and maintaining department 
databases and files; and executing other outreach initiatives.  REQUIRES: Applicants 
must be an enrolled undergraduate or graduate student during the internship term. 
Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated and reliable, with a strong interest 
in human rights.  Availability for a minimum of two full days or three partial days per 
week and occasional night events is a must.  Graphic and web design experience is a 
plus as is event planning and organizing experience. 

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*INTERNSHIP AT THE INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP DEPARTMENT
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The International Telecommunication Union has posted an opening for an Intern.  
Duties: Review existing BDT partners, research and broaden population of potential 
partners and associated funding opportunities. This activity includes the mapping and 
profiling of existing partners as well as of prospects (bi-/multi-lateral agencies, 
development banks, foundations, Sector Members and other companies, etc.) and the 
identification of funding opportunities and mechanisms (e.g. calls for proposals, 
proposals for grants, etc.).  Contribute to the development of the BDT resource 
mobilization tracking and reporting system by ensuring adequate entry of information 
on existing prospects and funding opportunities.  REQUIRES: University degree in 
business administration, communications, public relations or international development 
studies. ITU internship are preferably open to undergraduate and/or graduate university 
students or junior professionals.  Excellent knowledge of English for conducting 
research and producing documents (drafting and editing). Knowledge of a second ITU 
official language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish) would be an advantage. 
TO APPLY: Submit the complete application with personal history form to the Head of 
the Human Resources Administration Division, Administration and Finance 
Department, at the following address: International Telecommunication Union Place 
des Nations, CH-1211 Genève 20, Suisse recruitment@itu.int.  Closing date: 1/13/12.  
Vacancy no: INTERNSHIP/2011/BDT - 010

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*ENVIRONMENT AND INNOVATION INTERNSHIP, WINTER 2012
WASHINGTON, DC

Banyan Global has posted an opening for a full-time intern to assist in research, writing, 
and program coordination in the Washington, D.C. headquarters office. Anticipated 
functions include researching best practices and innovative approaches to sustainable 
development, producing weekly/ bi-weekly issue briefs on market-based approaches to 
environmentally-sustainable economic development, drafting recommendations for 
environmental strategies, and coordinating program activities.  REQUIRES: 
Coursework in International Relations, Economics, Environmental Policy, Business, or 
related disciplines. Recent graduate preferred.  Excellent research and writing skills. 
Familiarity with energy issues, climate change mitigation, health and the environment, 
sustainable finance, environmental entrepreneurship, Information and Communications 
Technology, or social networking practice a plus. For more information and to apply go 
to www.banyanglobal.com/careers.php

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WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE

The World Resources Institute has posted openings for the following positions.  For 
more information and to apply visit www.wri.org/jobs 

*INTERN - INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY FINANCING
WASHINGTON, DC

WRI's Climate and Energy Program has posted an opening for a part-time or full-time 
intern to assist with our Blueprint 2015 project.  They are looking for a highly organized 
and motivated individual to help conduct background research on this idea with partners 
in Thailand, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines and to organize international stakeholder 
workshops with international financial institutions, government, and civil society 
experts.  REQUIRES: Undergraduate degree with excellent academic record in a related 
field, or with substantial related work experience. Graduate degree a plus.  Familiarity 
with international climate policy, renewable energy policy, and/or international 
development assistance.  Strong internet research skills and excellent computer skills in 
Microsoft Office. 

*INTERN, WATER QUALITY
WASHINGTON, DC

The World Resources Institute has posted an opening for an intern to support its water 
quality projects.  Research and analyze regulations requiring pollutant reductions from 
stormwater, agricultural operations, and wastewater treatment plants.  REQUIRES: 
Bachelor's degree in government/ public policy, engineering, agricultural science, 
environmental science, or a related field.  Current Master's degree students in the 
Washington, D.C. area will be considered.  Demonstrated knowledge of water quality 
issues.  Demonstrated policy analysis and research experience.  Eagerness to work on 
multiple facets of water resources management (e.g., stormwater, agriculture, 
wastewater treatment).

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*GLOBAL INTERNAL AUDIT INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

PSI has posted an opening for the position of intern to support its Global Internal Audit 
function.  Duties: Compile database of current and incoming internal audit reports; 
Provide quarterly reporting metrics to management on the implementation status of 
recommendations and assist directly in follow-up as needed.  REQUIRES: Prefer 
currently enrolled senior of an auditing, accounting, business or related undergraduate 
or graduate degree.  Basic understanding of internal audit best practices strongly 
preferred. Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, and the ability to 
effectively interact with management and individuals with varying degrees of financial 
knowledge.  For more information and to apply visit www.psi.org/jobs.

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ACCION

ACCION has posted an opening for the following positions.  For more information and 
to apply visit www.jobs-accion.icims.com/jobs/intro

*SPRING INTERN, HUMAN RESOURCES/ORGANIZATIONAL 
DEVELOPMENT
BOSTON, MA

ACCION International has posted an opening for a Human Resources/ Organizational 
Development to work with members of the Human Resources unit.  Tasks will include 
projects related to the Halogen performance management system and support to other 
organizational development and training initiatives.  REQUIRES: Excellent 
organizational skills and very strong attention to detail.  Ideal candidate will be a senior 
or graduate student studying HR, Organizational Development or Business 
Management looking to receive college credit or a stipend.  Demonstrated written and 
oral English language skills and ability to communicate ideas effectively; reading 
proficiency in Spanish desired.  Vacancy no: 2011-1267

*SPRING INTERN, HUMAN RESOURCES
BOSTON, MA

The Human Resources Intern will add value to the organization by spearheading 
ACCION's internal knowledge sharing initiatives with the support of the Training 
Coordinator.  REQUIRES: Student pursuing Bachelor's degree in International 
Relations, Communications, Languages, English, or a related field of study.  Strong 
writing skills, attention to detail and follow-through required.  Knowledge of MS Office 
applications, particularly Outlook.  English required; Spanish language proficiency 
highly desired.  Vacancy no: 2011/1260

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MERCY CORPS

Mercy Corps has posted openings for the following positions. For more information and 
to apply please go online to www.mercycorps.org/jobs

*US MARKETING AND CORPORATE RESEARCH INTERNSHIP 
PORTLAND, OR

The intern will research best practices among nonprofit organizations and businesses in 
developing marketing and employee engagement/ giving partnerships, from in store 
campaigns to the latest social media tactics.  REQUIRES: Minimum completion of 2 
years of college. Graduate students and recent college graduates are welcome to apply.  
Related work experience or course of study - e.g. business, fundraising, marketing, 
journalism, communications, PR, advocacy, international relations or development.  
Strong written and verbal communications skills.  Vacancy no: 217851-927 

*BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INTERN
SERAM, INDONESIA

By the end of the internship, the intern will have assisted with the development of 
lessons learned and best practices for co-investment, best practices for private sector 
engagement and modules for win-win business approaches.  REQUIRES: MBA degree 
or a current MBA candidate, or hold or be studying for a suitable alternative higher 
degree - in business, economics or international development.  Have a strong 
knowledge of business development for micro-enterprises.  Experience developing and 
delivering training.  A good writing style and experience writing reports and papers.  
Vacancy no: 217842-927 

*US MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP
PORTLAND, OR

This internship offers a broad scope of content area in the field of international relations 
and humanitarian work including climate change, food security, governance, economic 
development, conflict and more.  REQUIRES: Excellent writing, editing and basic 
graphic design skills.  In depth strategic understanding of outreach using Facebook, 
Twitter and other social media sites.  Experience in marketing youth events and 
workshops.  Experience with PPT, Word, Google docs, Excel.  Vacancy no: 217831-
927 

*US COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP
PORTLAND, OR

This internship offers a broad scope of content area in the field of international relations 
and humanitarian work including climate change, food security, governance, economic 
development, conflict and more.  REQUIRES: Excellent writing, editing and basic 
graphic design skills.  In depth strategic understanding of outreach using Facebook, 
Twitter and other social media sites.  Experience in marketing youth events and 
workshops.  Experience with marketing lectures, exhibits, other events.  Experience 
with PPT, Word, Google docs, Excel.  Vacancy no: 217830-927 

*CONFLICT SENSITIVITY / DO NO HARM PROGRAMMING INTERNSHIP 
ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA

Through the internship process, the intern will gain enhanced theoretical understanding 
of conflict sensitive principles and practical knowledge of how to implement Do No 
Harm programming in a conflict-prone environment.  REQUIRES: MA/S candidate or 
equivalent in International Development Anthropology, Conflict Studies, or other 
related field.  Experience working in, or relevant course work in, peace-building/ 
conflict resolution, community development, and conflict sensitive programming.  
Experience/ knowledge of participatory training and facilitation techniques, and/or adult 
learning methodology.  Excellent writing, analytical and research skills; excellent 
editing skills.  Vacancy no: 217826-927 

*US DM&E INTERNSHIP
PORTLAND, OR OR WASHINGTON, DC

The intern will work with the 4-person DM&E Technical Support Unit on various 
support issues, including supporting the Mission Metrics initiative, reviewing program 
evaluations and reports for internal communications, helping to develop resource and 
training materials for the field on DM&E and measurement-related topics, researching 
funding opportunities, etc.  REQUIRES: Undergraduate or graduate student in social 
sciences with interest in research and data analysis.  Basic coursework/ experience in 
research.  Highly adept with various software, including spreadsheet, database, data 
analysis, presentation, statistics.  Vacancy no: 217727-927 

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PSI

PSI has posted openings for the following positions.  For more information and to apply 
visit www.psi.org/jobs 

*CORPORATE MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS GRAPHIC DESIGN 
INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

The part-time position based in Washington, DC provides design support to the 
Corporate Marketing & Communications Department.

*HUMAN RESOURCES INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

PSI has posted an opening for an energetic, skilled individual to assist the fast-paced 
Recruitment and Human Resources Department of a dynamic organization.  
REQUIRES: Pursuing Undergraduate or Graduate degree, preferably in a related field.  
Proficiency with PC applications (Windows XP, MS Word, strong Excel skills).  
Excellent organizational, analytical, and communication skills.  Interest in Human 
Resources and/or international development.

*DRUPAL DEVELOPER INTERN, LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE
WASHINGTON, DC

This part-time internship will help with the improvement and design of an online 
learning platform that is helping PSI's 8,000 employees globally access learning 
material online.  REQUIRES: Moderate Drupal or Moodle development experience.  
Understanding of online learning environments.  Experience with Linux/ overall LAMP 
framework.

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*GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS 
INTERNSHIP
WASHINGTON, DC

The World Wildlife Fund has posted an opening for an Intern in Washington, DC.  
GFTN's intern will be assigned to work on the development of program materials, a 
series of writing assignments, as well as the continued research, development and 
maintenance of a trade media database and global forest communications contact list. In 
addition, the intern will be asked to maintain and update quarterly statistics for the 
GFTN newsletter and factsheet as well as other communications utilizing those tools.  
REQUIRES: Ideal GFTN candidates should be studying journalism, public relations, or 
a related field and have a strong interest in conservation and the mission of WWF. 
Candidates must have excellent writing skills in both academic and professional 
writing. Qualified interns must also possess excellent oral communication skills, an 
aptitude for research, and the ability to work under deadlines. The intern is expected to 
work independently, but must be able to effectively communicate with colleagues 
around the globe. Academic or professional experience and knowledge of media and 
effective media relations is preferable.  TO APPLY: visit our website 
http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/careers/index.html.

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*GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

The World Wildlife Fund has posted an opening an Intern in Washington, DC.  
Responsibilities: GFTN's intern will be assigned to work on a variety of research topics 
including latest developments in illegal logging, international and bilateral trade trends 
of forest products and country specific forest management and trade statistics.  
REQUIRES: The ideal GFTN candidate should be pursuing an undergraduate or 
graduate degree in environmental studies, forestry, natural resource management, 
international development, alternative market mechanisms, or sustainable development.  
The candidate should have a strong interest in conservation and the mission of WWF. 
Ideal candidates must have excellent research skills especially in gathering and 
analyzing qualitative and quantitative data. Experience gathering data on illegal 
logging, forest product trade, general forestry related issues, and market trends is 
preferred.  TO APPLY: visit our website 
http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/careers/index.html.

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*SPRING POLICY AND ADVOCACY INTERNSHIP
ARLINGTON, VA

Management Sciences for Health has posted an opening for an Intern who will assist the 
Director of Policy & Advocacy and Policy & Advocacy Coordinator in preparing for 
meetings with Members of Congress, Administration staff, and key Congressional staff.  
REQUIRES: Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program or have 
graduated no more than one semester prior to the start of the internship.  Third and 
fourth year undergraduates and graduate students majoring in Public Health, Public 
Policy, International Relations, International Development, Political Science, or related 
subject matter preferred.  Commitment of 20 hours per week minimum for the Spring 
interns (full-time hours preferred).  A basic understanding of and an interest in Global 
Health policies and/or issues.  . For more information and to apply please go online to 
www.msh.org/careers/index.cfm Vacancy no: 12-4474

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*MEDICAL VOLUNTEER(S)
SOMALIA

ARC is seeking Somali volunteer medical professionals who are needed to make a 
difference in the lives of the people who are suffering from the famine.  This is a special 
opportunity for those with a passion, skills and experience in international humanitarian 
response.  There is an urgent need in particular for pediatric doctors and nurses.  The 
volunteers will initially be working in Benadir Hospital in Mogadishu which is 
overcrowded with sick children and is in short supply of medical staff.  We will be 
deploying 4 to 5 medical professionals at a time for a minimum of 3 weeks at a time.  It 
is possible that we will expand to additional hospitals as the program grows.  
REQUIRES: Fluency in Somali required.  MD, NP, or RN required.  MPH/MHA in 
Hospital Management.  Proven clinical experience within the past year.  International 
experience working in health programs in emergency and post conflict environments 
with limited/ degraded local resources and infrastructure in insecure environments 
preferred.  Adaptable; positive attitude.  Ability to work in a multicultural context as a 
respectful team player.  Ability to work under difficult and stressful situations.  For full 
job descriptions and the online application form, please visit our website at 
http://www.arcrelief.org and click on Careers.  All positions are open until filled.  

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IRC

The International Rescue Committee has posted openings for the following positions. 
For more information and to apply please go online to www.ircjobs.org.  

*INSTITUTIONAL MEMORY VOLUNTEER
NEW YORK, NY

The DRC Institutional Memory Volunteer will research and establish systems to 
maintain institutional knowledge in the IRC Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) 
program.  REQUIRES: Proficiency in French especially written.  Advanced 
understanding of Microsoft Office and intranet use.  Excellent organizational, writing, 
and analytical skills.  Ability to communicate effectively to a range of actors with 
competing priorities.  Capable of proactively identifying needs and opportunities and 
meeting deadlines.

*HEALTH ADVOCATE INTERNSHIP
SILVER SPRING, MD

The Intern will provide coaching for refugee and asylee clients on the navigation of the 
US healthcare system and assist in coordinating health orientation workshops and health 
communications initiatives.  REQUIRES: Interest and experience in public health and 
displaced/ immigrant populations.  Education and/or experience in public health, 
international development, social work, health administration, or nursing.  Comfort and 
confidence navigating and educating about utilizing public transportation.

*IRC IMMIGRATION PROGRAM INTERNSHIP
SILVER SPRING, MD

The Immigration Department Intern's responsibilities will include: Provide general 
translation of immigration processes and procedures for immigrant clients during 
intakes and application completions.  REQUIRES: JD candidate/ law student preferred; 
will consider college student.  Prior experience in immigration a plus.  Ability to 
research immigration information on the USCIS website. 

*INTERN, GLOBAL INTRANET
NEW YORK, NY

The goal of this internship will be to identify and implement new technologies that 
make significant improvements to the overall user experience of the IRC's global 
Intranet. REQUIRES: Interest in the nonprofit sector.  Coursework or work experience 
in communications/ media, information architecture, web copy writing/ editing or a 
related field.  

*ASSISTANT TEACHER INTERN
NEW YORK, NY

The Intern will review lesson plans daily, understand activities, be prepared to assist 
instructors.  REQUIRES: Junior or Senior Bachelor of Education student, Master's 
student in Education or related discipline preferred.  Experience with programming for 
adolescents reading below grade level and English Language Learners. 
 
*INTERN, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
NEW YORK, NY

The Intern will assist in coordination of IPD Regional Conference, to be held in 
November, 2011.  REQUIRES: Currently enrolled student in internationally-focused 
academic program.  Strong organizational skills.  Demonstrated ability to work closely 
with range of stake holders.

*CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION INTERN
NEW YORK, NY

The Citizenship and Immigration Intern will help provide legal services to clients 
seeking various forms of immigration assistance.  REQUIRES: JD candidate/ law 
student preferred; will consider a college student.  Fluency in one of the following 
languages very strongly preferred: Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Burmese, Cantonese, 
Farsi, Hindi, Karen, Korean, Mandarin, Nepali, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, Vietnamese.  
Familiar with the mission of IRC and willing to represent it appropriately.

*CULTURAL ORIENTATION INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Cultural Orientation Program Intern will assist the Cultural Orientation Coordinator 
to design, develop and deliver structured training sessions to refugees on topics as 
diverse as financial management, housing, transportation, education, local resources in 
order to aid them in their journey towards self-sufficiency.  REQUIRES: Experience or 
demonstrated interest in designing, developing, and/or delivering training presentations, 
preferably in a multicultural context.  Ability to communicate and work effectively as a 
team member in a multicultural environment.  Organized with great attention to detail 
and great flexibility.

*LOGISTICS INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

An intern is needed to assist the Logistics Coordinator at the IRC Baltimore Regional 
Office.  The intern will prepare for the arrival of new refugees and report to the 
Logistics Coordinator in the Case Management Department.  REQUIRES: Energetic, 
empathetic, organized and ready to do a variety of jobs.  Creative and willing to assist 
with long-term projects.  Willing to adhere to IRC volunteer and workplace policies.  
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in English.

*COMMUNICATIONS AND OUTREACH INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Communications and Outreach Intern will assist the Communications and Outreach 
Manager Coordinator in planning events; cultivating media relationships and 
highlighting the work of the Baltimore Resettlement Center through building internal 
and external partnerships and social media.  REQUIRES: Reliable and flexible; ability 
to work 1-2 nights/ weekends a month (if necessary).  Willing to learn about IRC 
history, philosophy, global work, and local efforts.  Willing to learn about cross-cultural 
communication and ethnic backgrounds of clients.  Strong research, writing and 
communication skills necessary.

*YOUTH CASEWORKER INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The youth caseworker intern assists the Caseworker-Youth with providing case 
management services for newly arrived refugee youth as part of the Refugee School 
Impact Project.  REQUIRES: Experience working with youth, specifically in the 
context of educational and social programs is highly desirable.  Experience working 
with refugee and/or immigrant populations highly desirable.  Fluency in English.  
Bilingual or multilingual ability preferred.

*VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Volunteer Coordinator Intern will help the Volunteer Coordinator organize, 
expand, and promote volunteer and internship opportunities with the IRC in Baltimore. 
REQUIRES: Reliable, flexible, and able to work independently and under pressure in a 
fast-paced environment.  An interest in international and refugee issues.  Creativity and 
initiative to follow through on projects. 

*SPECIAL NEEDS HEALTH INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Special Needs Health Intern will provide support to the Special Needs Care 
Coordinator with providing consistent and follow-up care for medically vulnerable 
clients (i.e. serve as a patient advocate, accompany clients to medical appointments, 
report follow-up care and referrals from providers).  REQUIRES: Interest and 
experience in public health and displaced/ immigrant populations.  Education and/or 
experience in public health, international development, social work, health 
administration, or nursing.

*HOUSING SUPPORT INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Housing Intern will support the Logistics Coordinator in planning and delivering 
essential housing program activities, including outreach, home visits and workshops for 
refugee and asylee clients.  REQUIRES: Creativity and initiative to follow through on 
projects.  Strong desire to help people and enthusiasm for working in a multi-cultural 
setting.

*REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Reproductive Health Intern will play the vital role of supporting the Public Health 
Advocate in providing information and access to information on family planning 
prenatal/ postpartum care, women's wellness (preventative care) and newborn care. 
REQUIRES: Experience in public health, health education, communications, behavioral 
or social sciences, or related field.  Excellent communication and writing skills.

*HEALTH PROMOTION INTERN
BALTIMORE, MD

The Health Promotion Intern will play the vital role of supporting the Health Team in 
planning, implementing and evaluating consistent health education workshops for 
refugee and asylee clients.  REQUIRES: Experience in public health, health education, 
communications, behavioral or social sciences, or related field.  Excellent 
communication and writing skills.

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*HUMAN RESOURCES INTERNSHIP
CAMBRIDGE, MA

Management Sciences for Health is seeking an Intern who will conduct extensive 
analysis for the Talent Management team, such as company turnover/ retention and 
trends in annual development goals.  REQUIRES: Human Resources/ Organizational 
Development, or business related focus of study with a human resources interest is 
preferred.  Experience or interest in data analysis preferred.  Demonstrated computer 
skills in Microsoft Office Suite applications especially Excel and Outlook.  
Demonstrated ability to take initiative and work proactively and independently.  For 
more information and to apply please go online to www.msh.org/careers/index.cfm 
Vacancy no: 12-4483

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*CHF INTERNATIONAL

CHF International has posted openings for the following positions.  For more 
information and to apply please go to www.chfhq.org

*PROPOSAL STAFFING STRATEGY INTERN
SILVER SPRING, MD

This internship will: Provide exposure to a not-for-profit international development 
organization; Enhance the intern's ability to read, understand and analyze RFAs and 
RFPs released by USAID and other donors; Give the intern the opportunity to attend 
meetings with the proposal team to learn about proposal development and proposal 
strategy.  REQUIRES: Be enrolled in an undergraduate/ graduate program in 
International Development or Related Field which requires an internship.  Excellent 
written and oral communication skills. Ability to interact with all levels of staff in a 
professional manner.  Fluency in written and spoken English.  Vacancy no: 2033

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*REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT INTERN
LANCASTER AND HARRISBURG

Church World Service has posted an opening for an Intern who will prepare for new 
arrivals, including securing appropriate housing and donations and airport reception; 
assist newly arriving refugees with initial resettlement services, orientation, and intake, 
including securing medical appointments, school enrollment, ESL referrals, welfare 
benefits, etc.  REQUIRES: Social Work or International Studies majors preferred, other 
majors considered.  Junior or Senior undergraduate or Post-Graduate students preferred; 
other undergraduate students considered.  Outgoing, enthusiastic personality; 
comfortable working with diverse populations.  For more information and to apply 
please go to www.churchworldservice.org

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*EXECUTIVE INITIATIVES INTERN - SPRING 2012
WASHINGTON, DC

FINCA International has posted an opening for an Executive Initiatives Intern - Spring 
2012 (Intern), to be based in Washington, DC.  Working closely with staff, the Intern 
will support the Executive Office across a number of priority initiatives.  REQUIRES: 
MBA or Graduate Program candidate (highly qualified undergraduate seniors may also 
apply).  Fluency in a second language is highly desirable: Spanish, French, Russian, 
Arabic or Dari are preferred.  Excellent communication skills, especially writing and 
editing.  Exceptional research skills and experience with major research project, thesis, 
etc.  For more information and to apply please visit villagebanking.org (click on 
Careers).  Vacancy no: 879

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*CHURCH WORLD SERVICE SUMMER INTERNS
LANCASTER, PA

Church World Service has posted openings for the following positions.  For more 
information and to apply please go to www.churchworldservice.org

*LEGAL IMMIGRATION COUNSELING INTERN

The Intern will perform intakes with new clients; record and respond to incoming calls 
and inquiries; and schedule appointments for immigration counselors.  REQUIRES: 
Law Students, Pre-Law, International Studies, or Social Work majors preferred; other 
majors considered.  Post-graduate and undergraduate students considered.  Patient, 
organized and detailed personality with excellent problem-solving skills.

*REFUGEE EMPLOYMENT INTERN

The Intern will assist newly arrived refugees with employment based ESL, job 
interview skills, and preparation for the job search; provide assistance to clients filling 
out job applications.  REQUIRES: International Studies, Business, Communications or 
Social Work and related majors preferred; other majors considered.  Post-graduate and 
undergraduate students considered.  Outgoing, enthusiastic personality; comfortable 
initiating contact with interested parties.  Excellent communication and writing skills.

*CHURCH & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT INTERN

The Intern will assist newly arrived refugees with initial resettlement activities to 
understand program functions; observe and participate in volunteer- and sponsor-related 
activities organized by Sponsorship Developer.  REQUIRES: International Studies, 
Communications, or Social Work majors preferred; other majors considered. 
Post-graduate students preferred, Junior or Senior undergraduate students considered. 
Outgoing, enthusiastic personality; comfortable initiating contact with interested parties.

*CULTURAL ORIENTATION & SUPPORT INTERN

The Intern will assist the Cultural Support Educator (CSE) with research, lesson 
planning, gathering materials, and coordinating cultural orientation classes for 
vulnerable refugee groups.  REQUIRES: Education, International Studies, or Social 
Work majors preferred; other majors considered.  Junior/ Senior Undergraduate or 
Post-Graduate students preferred; other undergraduate students considered.  Outgoing, 
enthusiastic personality.  Comfortable working with various translators and diverse 
populations & cultures.

*REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT INTERN

The Intern will network with community partners, clients, and USRP for program 
development and community outreach; and function as liaison between CWS USRP and 
the community.  REQUIRES: Social Work, International Studies , or related majors 
preferred, other majors considered.  Post-Graduate students preferred; Senior 
undergraduate students considered.  Outgoing, enthusiastic personality; comfortable 
working with diverse populations.  Excellent communication and writing skills.

*GRASSROOTS ADVOCACY INTERN

The Intern will research current immigration bills in Congress; call and/or visit local 
congressmen to advocate on behalf of refugees.  REQUIRES: Public Policy, 
Government, International Studies, Social Work, Pre-Law majors preferred; other 
majors considered.  Junior/ Senior Undergraduate or Post-Graduate students preferred; 
other undergraduate students considered.  Outgoing, enthusiastic personality.

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*CONSERVATION SCIENCE NETWORK INTERNSHIP
WASHINGTON, DC

World Wildlife Fund has posted an opening for a motivated intern to help us continue to 
develop the CSN, with an emphasis on maintaining and growing online resources.  
REQUIRES: A successful candidate must have strong research, writing, and 
communication skills; experience using literature databases; knowledge of social 
networking; HTML  and database experience; and the ability to work both 
independently and as part of a team.  Knowledge of a programming language; 
background in the biological, physical, or social sciences; background in conservation, 
and international experience preferred.   This internship is an excellent opportunity to 
interact with scientists in WWF-US and around the world; learn about WWF and its 
projects; get exposure to a wide range of conservation science topics; and play a key 
role in building a new science community.  TO APPLY: visit our website 
http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/careers/index.html.

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ABA RULE OF LAW INITIATIVE

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted openings for the following positions. For 
more information and to apply visit http://www.abanet.org/rol/opportunities/ 
opportunities-home.shtml

*FIELD BASED INTERNSHIP
AZERBAIJAN

The intern will be a key member of the Azerbaijan office and will assist in core 
responsibilities such as maintaining program records, writing reports, using evaluation 
tools to assess program progress, organizing administrative functions, conducting 
background research for programs and proposals, attending meetings with stakeholders, 
and monitoring current events pertaining to ABA ROLI programming in the country.  
REQUIRES: currently enrolled in, or recently graduated from a master's or law 
program; highly motivated and proactive in engaging program goals with independent 
initiative; excellent written and oral communication skills; knowledge and interest in 
political developments in Eurasia.

*MENA DIVISION, INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY (UNPAID)
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an intern for its Middle East 
and North Africa Division. The intern will assist the division with several tasks 
associated with the management of our programs that focus on judicial independence, 
legal education and legal professional development. The internship provides an 
excellent opportunity to learn about ABA ROLI and the workings of an international 
non-governmental organization. Undergraduate students are preferred, but graduate 
students are welcome to apply. 

*EUROPE AND EURASIA, FIELD-BASED INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY 
(UNPAID) 
UKRAINE

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for a candidate for its 
International Volunteer Internship Program in the Europe and Eurasia Division to work 
primarily on its program in Ukraine. The Ukraine internship is well suited for recent 
graduates or students currently enrolled in Master's or law programs. Candidates should 
have a proven background and interest in the region and international affairs and have 
excellent written and cross-cultural communication skills.  Knowledge and interest in 
political developments and the transition process in Eastern Europe, particularly in 
Ukraine.

*EUROPE AND EURASIA DIVISION, INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY 
(UNPAID) 
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an intern for its Europe and 
Eurasia Division. The internship is best suited for recent graduates, though students 
currently enrolled in bachelor's, master's or law programs with the appropriate 
experience will be considered. Candidates should have a proven background in 
international relations, should have recently completed or be currently pursuing a 
degree in political science, law or economics. The intern will be a key member of the 
Europe and Eurasia team and will assist in core responsibilities such as maintaining 
program records, processing data, and monitoring current events pertaining to ABA 
ROLI programming in Central Asia.  

*AFRICA DIVISION, INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY (UNPAID) 
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an intern for its Africa 
Division.  The internship would suit a current undergraduate/ graduate student or a 
recent graduate with a degree in African studies, political science, international 
relations/ development, or a related field.  The ideal candidate will have excellent 
writing, research and communication skills, and a great work ethic. A background in 
international relations and legal development and knowledge of the region's human 
rights issues are highly desirable.

*RESEARCH AND ASSESSMENTS, INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY (UNPAID) 
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an unpaid legal intern for its 
Research and Assessments Office based in Washington, D.C. The intern will work 
supporting a variety of short- and long-term research projects related to rule of law 
reform in ABA ROLI's Focal Areas, which include: access to justice and human rights, 
anti-corruption and public integrity, criminal law reform and anti-human trafficking, 
judicial reform, legal education reform and civic education, legal profession reform, and 
women's rights.  REQUIRES: The legal internship position is open to current law 
students or recent graduates interested in promoting the rule of law abroad. 
Requirements include: excellent research, writing and analytical skills; familiarity with 
MS Office; and strong commitment to public interest law. Legal interns should be well-
organized, self-motivated and reliable. 

*OUTREACH, INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY (UNPAID) 
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an intern for its Outreach 
Office. The internship would suit a current undergraduate/ graduate student or a recent 
graduate with a degree in communications, public relations, journalism or a related 
field.  The ideal candidate will have excellent writing, research and communication 
skills, and a great work ethic. Pluses include: familiarity with graphic design software 
(InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator) and an interest in international relations/ 
development.

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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTE

The National Democratic Institute has posted openings for the following positions.  For 
more information and to apply visit www.ndi.org/current_openings 

*INTERN: WEB PRODUCTION 
WASHINGTON, DC

The intern will assist with content management, administration and research for web 
projects.  REQUIRES: Generally pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in 
Information Technology, International Relations, Political Science or Communications.  
Proficiency XHTML/HTML.  Experience with image editing programs such as 
Fireworks and Photoshop helpful.  Must be detail-oriented, organized and efficient.
Ability to work independently and with others in a fast-paced office; and Familiarity 
with CSS or JavaScript a plus. Vacancy no: 217284-851.

*INTERN: SOUTHERN AND EAST AFRICA 
WASHINGTON, DC

The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs has posted an opening for 
undergraduate or graduate candidates for internships with NDI's Southern and East 
Africa (SEA) programs for Summer/ Fall 2011.   REQUIRES: Demonstrated interest in 
Southern and East Africa.  Generally pursing a undergraduate or graduate program, or a 
recent graduate; relevant degree programs might include, but are not limited to, political 
science, international relations, international development, and African studies.  
Vacancy no: 217221-851 

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INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS

International Medical Corps has posted openings for the following positions.  For more 
information and to apply please visit our website at www.imcworldwide.org and 
complete the online employment application form found under the tab "Work with 
IMC".

*VOLUNTEER DOCTORS -CLINTON BUSH HAITI FUND
HAITI

The primary responsibility of the Volunteer Doctor is to provide training.  REQUIRES: 
Medical degree; preferably with a Master's in Public Health.  Experience in overseas 
programs .  Previous NGO experience.  Must have excellent communications skills, 
both oral and written.  Must have excellent self-motivation skills.  Extremely flexible, 
and have the ability to cope with stressful situations and frustrations.  Vacancy no: 11-
484

*INTERNSHIP-INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
WASHINGTON, DC

An opening has been posted for an International Operations Intern in Washington, DC.  
Duties: Provide general backstopping and support for International Operations team. 
QUALIFICATIONS: Master's Degree or Master's candidate in relevant field.  Strong 
writing skills.  Experience working with INGO's. 

*NON-MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER 
WORLDWIDE

IMC accepts some non-medical international volunteers for anyone who wants to 
volunteer at any point during the year, regardless of an emergency.  General Volunteers 
work for a minimum of two months. Preferably they are interested in entering the NGO 
workforce or are trained professionals who have a specific window of time to devote to 
an organization.  Volunteers are selected based upon experience and needs of a 
particular country. 

*GLWA INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

An opening is posted for a GLWA Intern to provide general backstopping and support 
for International Operations team.  REQUIRES: B.A. or Master's candidate in relevant 
field.  Strong writing skills.  Experience working with INGO's.  Vacancy no: 11-431.

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*HEALTH COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE VOLUNTEER
WASHINGTON, DC

The ARC is seeking a Health Community of Practice Volunteer.  Duties: To facilitate 
and coordinate the American Refugee Committee (ARC) Health Community of Practice 
(CoP) through various social media and to research and catalogue best practices in 
health in relief in development for dissemination to the field.  REQUIRES: Ideally the 
person filling this position would have a degree in Global or Public Health and working 
on or have very recently completed an MPH.  However, someone with a degree in 
International Development, Communications or similar could excel.  There are four 
critical skills that any good facilitator will need to possess to help groups work together 
effectively.  These include drawing people out, paraphrasing, summarizing and 
encouraging participation. In addition, the person in this position should possess:  
Excellent interpersonal skills: the ability to communicate effectively and diplomatically.  
Creative problem solving skills: the ability to apply sound judgment and innovative 
ideas to meet challenges presented.  Excellent written and oral communications skills.  
Understanding of, and interest in, global health issues.  Creative, resourceful and takes 
initiative.  Ability to work flexibly, quickly, collaboratively and in close consultation 
with staff.  For full job descriptions and the online application form, please visit our 
website at http://www.arcrelief.org and click on Careers.  All positions are open until 
filled.  

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*INTERNSHIP, HPP
WASHINGTON, DC

Futures Group has posted an opening for an intern to assist with preparation of a 
literature review of the impact of policy on health outcomes related to FP/RH, 
HIV/AIDS and MNH.  REQUIRES: Must be a current student or recent graduate.  
Candidates should be completing a degree in Public Health.   Experience in developing 
country working on women and HIV is a plus.  Clinical students with clear science 
writing are also encouraged to apply.  For more information and to apply visit 
www.futuresgroup.com (click on Careers).  Vacancy no: CPA100411

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*WOMEN'S RIGHTS DIVISION INTERN 
NAIROBI

The Women's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch has posted an opening for a 
graduate or undergraduate student for an internship in the Nairobi office to assist with 
three types of tasks: Research, Monitoring and Advocacy, and Administration.  The 
intern will also assist with some administrative tasks, including setting up meetings, 
filing, drafting correspondence, and updating databases.  REQUIRES: This position is 
open to graduates or students in law, social studies, international relations or related 
subjects with strong writing and research skills.  Excellent oral and written command of 
English is essential.  Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated and reliable, 
with a strong interest in women's rights and some familiarity with African politics.  For 
more information and to apply visit www.hrw.org/en/about/jobs/

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*HR OPERATIONS INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC

FINCA International has posted an opening for an HR Operations Intern.  Duties: Help 
with new hire on-boarding by preparing new hire kits.  Assist New Hire Orientation 
logistics (prepare agenda, visa letters, arrange hotel reservation etc.).  REQUIRES: At 
least 1 year experience working in an office environment.  Highly organized and detail 
oriented.  Microsoft Office ( working knowledge of all software applications).  Working 
knowledge of internet, intranet, and e-mail systems required.  For more information and 
to apply please visit villagebanking.org (click on Careers).  Vacancy  no: 806

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*FIELD INTERNSHIP
MEXICO

The American Association Rule of Law Initiative Latin America and Caribbean 
Division is pleased to announce a three-month internship in Mexico. The internship will 
provide a law student or law school graduate the opportunity to work closely with 
leaders in both the United States and Mexico on legal reform efforts within Mexico. 
REQUIRES: Law student or law school graduate with J.D. or LL.M. from an ABA-
accredited law school or a recognized Mexican law school.  Native-level English and 
professionally fluent Spanish skills.  Experience with/ knowledge of rule of law issues 
and legal reform issues in Latin America, with particular emphasis on criminal law or 
Mexico.  For more information and to apply visit 
http://www.abanet.org/rol/opportunities/ opportunities-home.shtml

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*PEACE CORPS OPPORTUNITY - DOCUMENTATION AND LEARNING 
SPECIALIST (AG) 
OUAGADOUGOU

Peace Corps Response/ Burkina Faso has posted an opening for a highly motivated 
Response Volunteer for Lutheran World Relief (LWR) to help document emerging 
practices, review and provide feedback on existing LWR technical toolkits used to 
orient and guide programming, collect and document feedback from staff/ partners on 
existing "accompaniment tools", identify and disseminate research on promising 
practices in extension services, rural financing, agricultural research and value chains 
and train staff on communicating results.  REQUIRES: Qualified candidates should 
hold a degree in adult education, marketing, communications, journalism or a related 
field.  Experience working with producer associations, farmer's cooperatives or local 
NGOs working in agriculture. Strong computer and internet skills. Proficient in written 
and spoken French. Familiarity of agricultural production and marketing systems for 
key staple and cash crops, experience with agriculture extension/ advisory services, and 
experience in sub-Saharan Africa and/or limited resource settings a plus.  For more 
information and to apply visit www.lwr.org/jobs/index.asp

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*HEALTH VOLUNTEER
HAITI

ARC seeks a Health Volunteer who will attend relevant cluster and inter-agency 
meetings and take notes, network with traditional and non-traditional partners and assist 
with identifying potential opportunities for health program expansion. The Health 
Volunteer will work closely with ARC Haiti's Sr. Management team and will report 
directly to the Grants & Reporting Coordinator with technical reporting to ARC HQ 
Health Technical Team. Additional duties such as support with conducting assessments, 
the development of proposals and logical frameworks, liaising with the Ministry of 
Health, report writing etc. will be assigned as needed.  REQUIRES: Master's degree in 
Public Health, Bachelor's degree required.  Minimum 6 months of international 
experience preferably in a developing setting implementing or volunteer experience 
with a health project.  Good understanding and knowledge of global health issues. 
Interested in program development, conducting assessments and proposal writing. 
Excellent communication skills, with good spoken and written English.  Excellent 
report writing, research documentation and presentation skills.  Fluency in English and 
French required.  For full job descriptions and the online application form, please visit 
our website at http://www.arcrelief.org and click on Careers.  All positions are open 
until filled.  

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FINCA INTERNATIONAL

FINCA International has posted the following openings.  For more information and to 
apply please visit villagebanking.org (click on Careers) 

*CREDIT APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

FINCA International has posted an opening for candidates for its new Credit 
Apprenticeship Program. This program will offer a unique opportunity for the candidate 
to enter into the microfinance sector as a loan officer in training.  REQUIRES: 
Bachelor's required (economics, business, finance, or equivalent).  Previous field 
experience in developing countries required, preferably in the region of assignment. 
Study/ initial work experience in the microfinance, finance and/or development fields 
highly desirable.  Vacancy no: 671

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OXFAM AMERICA

Oxfam America has posted openings for the following positions.  For more information 
and to apply visit www.oxfamamerica.org/whoweare/jobs/available-positions

*ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT INTERN
BOSTON, MA

The Intern will work closely with PSD's MSA & EDP staff to help meet goals.  
REQUIRES: MBA with experience working on micro- or small business/ enterprise 
development/ inclusive value chain projects.  Spanish/ French language skills.  Direct 
experience with creating business plans, strategic plans and project budgets.  An interest 
in advancing gendered focus for private sector development.

*MARKETING INTERN
BOSTON, MA

The Intern will work closely with PSD management & staff to help meet goals.  
REQUIRES: Excellent research, writing, communications and analytical skills.  
Curiosity in emerging trends in Social Media; ideal candidate would not only know how 
to use these applications, but understands what's next: Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia, 
Youtube, Idea City Blog, etc.  

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*INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT INTERNSHIP
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an intern for the fall 
semester for its International Support and Finance Division.  The internship would suit a 
current undergraduate/ graduate student or a recent graduate with a degree in 
communications, international relations, or a related field.  The intern will support a 
variety of projects including job postings, research, meeting organization and planning, 
data maintenance, social media tactics, finance paperwork, expense reports, and other 
administrative work as needed.  The ideal candidate will have excellent writing, 
research and communication skills, a great work ethic, and an interest in international 
relations/ development.  For more information and to apply visit 
http://www.abanet.org/rol/opportunities/ opportunities-home.shtml

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VISIONS IN ACTION

Visions in Action has posted openings for Spring 2012 interns.  Applications will be 
processed on a rolling basis during the fall.  For more information and to apply visit 
visionsinaction.org 

*INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND WEBSITE DESIGN INTERN

VIA has an immediate opening for a Fall internship in information technology. 
REQUIRES: experience with website design, should know HTML and Joomla, secure 
web interfaces, and maximizing search engines. Fluent with the use and maximization 
of Access, Facebook, Twitter and Constant Contact. Will explore systems such as 
Peoplesoft or Sales Force to streamline internal operations. Appropriate for university 
students or recent graduates with some IT background and interest in website design. 
Position is unpaid and requires 25-40 hours a week, as well as a three month 
commitment.

*INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATION INTERN

The intern will work with the US Program Manager and other VIA staff to manage 
headquarters' office, international reporting, HQ finances, and international volunteer 
recruitment and placement; assist US Program Manager in providing support to South 
Africa and Tanzania initiatives; update program materials as necessary. Interns will 
upkeep organization email and be expected to attend career fairs if necessary. 

*FINANCE INTERN

The intern will have the opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of the financial 
operation of an international nonprofit organization. The intern will work directly with 
VIA's Director and Finance Manager in preparing for the external audit in addition to 
assisting with continual financial upkeep, including organizing and preparing financial 
documentation; analyzing headquarter and overseas budget analysis; and working on 
payroll, bank reconciliation, annual financial reports, and bookkeeping.

*MARKETING AND SPECIAL PROJECTS INTERN 

This position is ideal for an undergraduate or graduate student interested in nonprofit 
online media, journalism, international news and public policy. The intern will write 
and create aesthetically captivating and eloquent print and web-based promotional 
materials; build and update media and outreach lists, update web properties and social 
media (Facebook, Twitter); conduct research on additional social media tools, 
contribute ideas for online content; assist with Google AdWords campaigns; update 
media archives.
 
*PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT INTERN 

The intern will assist in the identification and research of new funding opportunities and 
organizational partnerships; assist with grant writing and research, maintaining 
corporate relations and donor/ volunteer database. The ideal candidate will possess 
strong research and writing skills. 

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*INTERN, AMERICAS DIVISION
WASHINGTON, DC OR NEW YORK, NY

The Americas Division of Human Rights Watch has posted an opening for a legal or 
qualified graduate level intern for the Spring 2012.  The intern will assist staff by 
conducting research, responding to inquiries, and monitoring current events in Latin 
America.  REQUIRES: The intern must be an enrolled student during the internship 
term.  Students in law school or other highly relevant graduate programs, preferably 
from professional schools, and individuals with journalism experience in Latin America 
are strongly encouraged to apply.  Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated, 
and reliable.  Applicants must have a commitment to public service, and a strong 
interest in international human rights and current affairs in Latin America.  For more 
information and to apply visit www.hrw.org/en/about/jobs/

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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

Human Rights Watch has posted openings for the following positions.  For more 
information and to apply visit www.hrw.org/en/about/jobs/

*MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA DIVISION INTERN
WASHINGTON, DC OR NEW YORK, NY

The Middle East and North Africa division has posted an opening for an intern to 
primarily provide research assistance and some divisional support to the MENA team.  
REQUIRES: The intern must be an enrolled student during the internship term. 
 Applicants should be well-organized, self-motivated and reliable, with excellent 
attention to detail. Computer skills and experience using the Internet as a research tool 
are required. Applicants will have a strong knowledge of politics and human rights 
issues in MENA. Fluency (speaking, reading, and writing) in Arabic is required. 
Graduate students in relevant areas of study are encouraged to apply.

*ADVOCACY DIVISION INTERN
GENEVA

Human Rights Watch has posted an opening for two Geneva-based interns to support 
the work of the Advocacy Director and the Human Rights Council Advocate. The 
interns will be responsible for supporting the activities of the advocacy team before, 
during and after the 18th Human Rights Council session.  REQUIRES: Strong proven 
oral and written communications skills in both English and French are required, as well 
as computer skills (Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Internet). The successful applicant 
will be a disciplined self-starter who can work independently but also functions as a 
member of the advocacy team. S/he will have a demonstrated commitment to human 
rights and/or international issues and the ability to master and represent well the mission 
and program of HRW.

*DEVELOPMENT AND OUTREACH INTERN
LOS ANGELES, CA

The Development and Outreach Department in the Los Angeles office has posted an 
opening for a current student to assist with general divisional responsibilities including, 
but not limited to, writing acknowledgment letters and other correspondence; updating 
and maintaining department databases and files; and supporting the organization's 
community of volunteers and advocates.  REQUIRES: Applicants should be well-
organized, self-motivated and reliable, with a strong interest in human rights.  
Experience and/or interest in working with volunteers is preferred.  Graphic and web 
design experience is a plus.

*CHILDREN'S RIGHTS DIVISION INTERN
LOS ANGELES, CA

The Children's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch has posted an opening for an 
intern to assist the California Advocate in our Los Angeles office, where our efforts are 
focused on juvenile delinquency and foster care abuses.  REQUIRES: The intern must 
be an enrolled student during the internship term.  Applicants should be well-organized, 
self-motivated and reliable, with a strong interest in human rights, juvenile justice, 
and/or dependency issues.  Personal or professional experience in the areas of juvenile 
delinquency or foster care is highly desirable.  Relevant coursework is helpful, and 
knowledge of foreign languages is a plus.

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*HUMAN RIGHTS AND COUNTERTERRORISM INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY 
(UNPAID)
WASHINGTON, DC

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative has posted an opening for an unpaid legal intern for its 
Asia Division based in Washington, D.C. The intern will support staff in research and 
legal analysis relating to human rights and counterterrorism, with an emphasis on South 
Asia.  REQUIRES: Candidates should have a demonstrated interest in human rights, 
international law, international criminal law or national security. A background in South 
Asia, with an emphasis on Pakistan, is preferred.  The legal internship position is open 
to second or third year law students or recent graduates interested in promoting the rule 
of law abroad. For more information and to apply visit 
http://www.abanet.org/rol/opportunities/ opportunities-home.shtml

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*LATIN AMERICA HUB INTERN 
MIAMI

FINCA International has posted an opening for a Latin America Hub Intern who will 
support the Hub staff across various priority initiatives.  REQUIRES: MBA or Graduate 
Program candidate (highly qualified undergraduate seniors and recent college graduates 
may also apply).  Excellent communication skills, especially writing and editing.  
Exceptional research skills and experience with major research project, thesis, etc.  For 
more information and to apply please visit villagebanking.org (click on Careers).  
Vacancy no: 767.

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*INTERNSHIP-MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL
WASHINGTON, DC

International Medical Corps has posted an opening for a Mental Health and 
Psychosocial Intern who will have the opportunity to assist International Medical Corps 
with knowledge management and to support International Medical Corps Headquarters 
and country offices in keeping up to date with the most relevant information.  
REQUIRES: Master's degree (completed or ongoing) in Clinical Psychology, 
Counseling Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Clinical Social Work or related 
field.  Interest in emergency & development programs.  Interest or experience in 
working on global mental health and psychosocial projects.  Very good knowledge of 
mental health and psychosocial subject areas and best practices in humanitarian and 
development settings (e.g. IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial 
Support in Emergency Settings).  For more information and to apply please visit our 
website at www.imcworldwide.org and complete the online employment application 
form found under the tab "Work with IMC".  Vacancy no: 11-124.

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*TECHNOLOGY & GENERAL SERVICES - INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, DC

The Technology and General Services Department (TGS) of the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) is offering internship opportunities. The internship program aims to provide 
graduate-level students the opportunity to acquire cutting edge work experience in the 
context of an international organization.  REQUIRES: Students interested in the TGS 
Internship Program should be enrolled in a graduate-level degree program in a relevant 
field, such as information technology (computer science, information systems 
management), business administration (with emphasis on materials management, 
strategic sourcing or supply chain management, project management), or language 
studies (international translation/ interpretation program). Only those students who will 
return to school upon completion of their internship assignments would be eligible. TO 
APPLY: Candidates meeting the qualifications are invited to apply online at 
https://www.imf.org/external/np/adm/rec/db/index.htm.  Job Number: 0900084

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*UNICEF INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME

The UNICEF Internship Programme offers eligible/ qualified students at both 
Headquarters and country offices the opportunity to acquire direct practical experience 
in UNICEF's work under the direct supervision of experienced UNICEF staff.  
REQUIRES: You need to be a currently-enrolled graduate or post-graduate student in a 
field related to UNICEF's interests. You must be enrolled during the full duration of the 
proposed internship period.  At this time we do not accept undergraduates.  You should 
be fluent in English and one other UNICEF working language i.e. French, Spanish, 
Arabic, Russian or Chinese.  Your academic performance should be excellent, as 
demonstrated by recent university or institution records. For more information and to 
apply visit  www.unicef.org/employ.

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*JUNIOR PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATES

Are you a recent graduate? Do you have passion for and commitment to helping others? 
Are you looking for a solid, two-year entry-level work experience in a multicultural 
environment? If so, you may be interested in the World Bank Group's employment 
category: the Junior Professional Associates or JPA.  In your JPA assignment, you'll use 
your strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, your knowledge of technology 
and the web, and your research abilities - working with more senior colleagues and 
project teams in their operational work. You'll have an opportunity to hone your skills 
and acquire new ones while gaining first-hand exposure to the challenges of 
development and poverty alleviation. Your experience as a JPA can then be used as a 
stepping stone to a career in government, consulting, the private sector, or academia. 
TO APPLY: Please visit www.worldbank.org.

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*OAS INTERN PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, DC

The Organization of American States student intern program is designed for junior, 
senior and graduate students at the university level to allow them to work within their 
fields of study.  The Organization of American States has promoted the idea of fostering 
a better understanding of the nature and objectives of the Organization by allowing 
students to serve as interns with the General Secretariat. This has been a mutually 
rewarding exercise for both the students and the Organization. OAS Student Interns 
have enhanced their own academic training and career objectives while performing 
worthwhile assignments in a variety of Departments and Offices.  REQUIRES: must 
have at least a 3.0 GPA, a good command of two of the four official languages of the 
organization. TO APPLY: Applicants must submit electronically the following 
documents: OAS Application Form (Form 60); Cover Letter: describing the reasons for 
which you want to work at the General Secretariat of the OAS; and Resume 
(Curriculum Vitae). The documents must be submitted by e-mail as attachments to 
jobapplications@oas.org Subject: Vacancy number - Last name, First Initial.  The 
application form is available at http://www.oas.org/EN/PINFO/HR/job.htm

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*OPCW INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME
THE NETHERLANDS

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has an internship 
programme in The Netherlands.  The purpose of the internship programme is to expose 
participants to the activities of the Organisation, and enable them to enhance their 
educational experience through practical work assignments.  REQUIRES: enrolled in a 
university, or equivalent tertiary institution, both when they are applying to the 
programme, and during the internship or have graduated in the previous twelve months 
when they are applying to the programme; citizens of Member States of the 
Organsation; and fluent in both written and spoken English. A good working knowledge 
of one of the other official languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish) is 
desirable. Please apply online at https://www.opcw.org/PHFOnline/Welcome.aspx.

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*UNOPS INTERNSHIP

The United Nations Office for Project Services Internships provide exceptional, 
penultimate- and final-year students enrolled in advanced university degree 
programmes the opportunity to gain practical experience working in a United Nations 
organization. Interns perform practical work assignments, applying and developing their 
skills under the guidance of experienced professionals. All units and offices at UNOPS 
have hosted interns specializing in a variety of professional fields.  REQUIRES: 
Students must be pursuing an advanced university degree, such as a Master's or a PhD. 
Undergraduate students are ineligible.  Candidates must specialize in a field relevant to 
the mission and work of UNOPS.  Fluency in English is normally essential but in some 
regions French or Spanish may be required. Knowledge of other United Nations 
working languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, Spanish or Russian) is an asset.  
Candidates must be able to adapt to new environments and establish and maintain good 
working relations with individuals of different cultural backgrounds. TO APPLY: 
Qualified candidates may submit their application, including a letter of interest, 
complete Curriculum Vitae and an updated United Nations Personal History Form 
(P.11), via e-mail to vacancies@unops.org. Kindly indicate the vacancy number and the 
post title when applying (in the subject line by e-mail).

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*INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, DC

Banyan Global recruits for internships to support its Washington, DC office on a 
seasonal basis. Anticipated functions include support of contracts management and 
administration, communications, and new business development. Interns should have an 
understanding of and interest in international development and relevant coursework, as 
well as computer skills (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). For more information 
and to apply visit www.banyanglobal.com/careers.php

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*INTERN NETWORK
VARIOUS WORLDWIDE LOCATIONS

PATH offers internships lasting up to three months to students enrolled in 
bioengineering, epidemiology, international relations, public health, or other relevant 
fields when our program staff identify the need for an intern. For more information and 
to apply visit www.path.org/employment.php  Vacancy no: 3570

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*UNHCR INTERNSHIP

The different departments of UNHCR in the Geneva and Budapest offices offer 
internships to young people throughout the year. Some family duty field offices also 
take on interns. The duration of internships normally lasts between two and six months.  
Internships are offered depending on the availability of meaningful assignments and the 
needs and capacity of units/ offices to receive and supervise interns. There is no 
deadline for sending in an application form.  The kind of work interns are offered 
depends on UNHCR requirements as well as the qualifications and interests of the 
applicant. Most interns work on a project which will benefit both them and UNHCR, in 
fields such as refugee protection (legal), international relations, administration and 
public affairs.  For more information and to apply visit www.unhcr.org

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