Communications Department Internship

We are currently accepting applications for fall 2008.

The ACLU-NC Communications Department is responsible for all affiliate media contact, multi-media public outreach campaigns, and publications including the ACLU News.

Interns research and write on current civil liberties issues, and assist in media and production work including contributing to press releases, interviews and research for articles, and topic-specific record keeping.

Interns will contribute to the production, marketing, and deployment of public education campaigns that are innovative and grassroots based.

Time Commitment:

Full-time and part-time internships are available.

Preferred Skills:

A background and interest in journalism, social marketing, or public relations is recommended; computer and database experience is helpful. Candidates should be prepared to do phone work and administrative tasks, utilize strong oral and written communication skills, be creative, and produce in a fast-paced environment.

How To Apply:

Email the following documents to internships@aclunc.org.
Please call (415) 621-2493, ext. 369 if you have any questions.

• Cover letter, including days and hours available, previous intern or volunteer experience, any skills that are particularly suited for the volunteer/internship position you are seeking, and a phone number (and hours when you can be reached, if no answering machine).

• Resume

• Writing sample
  For example, an article from a school newspaper or a paper done for course work. Sample should be under three pages.

Upon receipt of these documents, your application will be distributed to the appropriate departments. You may then be notified for an interview.