Anti-Trafficking Intern – Spring 2017

Anti-Trafficking Intern – Spring 2017 Human Rights First is accepting applications for an Anti-Trafficking Intern for Spring 2017 (January 17-May 12). Intern must be available at least 22.5 hours/week. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: •General and legislative research on issues related to human trafficking; •Draft blogs; •Proofread, edit, and fact check material; •Assist in development and execution of campaign-related events and meetings; •Monitor legislation, attend congressional hearings, and research legislators’ backgrounds and voting records; •Assist in preparation for congressional advocacy and lobbying; •Update organizational databases that track anti-trafficking legislation and campaign goals; and •Administrative and other tasks as needed, including participating in team meetings. DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: •Detail Oriented and excellent writing, editing, and research skills; •Previous work or internship experience in an office environment; •Excellent organizational, communication, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills; •Capacity to take initiative, prioritize duties, and work independently while functioning as a member of a team; •Ability to handle sensitive information with discretion and to work in a professional manner; and •Interest in human trafficking, human rights, and American policymaking. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis through January 2, 2017. Students must submit a resume, cover letter and writing sample. Interested students can view the posting and apply by logging in to Careers4Terps and searching the internship’s ID number: 147146