Support the Strategic Communications team with social media, editorial calendars, media monitoring, website and newsletter production, graphics, and event marketing, including OFN42. The intern will also track communications metrics, maintain project workflows, and research, proofread, and edit materials while building a professional communications portfolio.

Organize residents in manufactured home communities in St. Cloud to build leadership and support the Save Our Homes campaign and Manufactured Home Residents Bill of Rights. Duties include door-knocking, one-on-one meetings, community conversations and candidate forums, leader coaching, voter engagement, and strategy meetings.

The Organizing Fellow will organize residents in manufactured-home communities in northern Minnesota around ISAIAH's Save Our Homes campaign and a Manufactured Home Residents Bill of Rights. Responsibilities include door-knocking, one-on-one relationship building, community conversations and candidate forums, leadership development, voter engagement, and facilitating resident strategy meetings and trainings.

The intern will support enhancements to AI/ML and agentic personalization capabilities across digital channels. Responsibilities include reviewing content recommendations, analyzing web, app, and email engagement, evaluating content relevance and audience alignment, supporting experiments, and preparing insights, presentations, and documentation.

The intern will support the West Virginia team’s communications, community outreach, policy promotion, and event planning related to caregiving, broadband, fraud prevention, and financial security. Responsibilities include policy research, communications tactics, social media, team strategy discussions, and logistical support for virtual and in-person events.

The intern will support advocacy campaigns involving voter engagement, Social Security, caregiving, prescription drugs, and other policy priorities. Responsibilities include drafting text messages and other communications, supporting reporting and presentations, improving activist email-response processes, assisting with Mobilize America, and contributing to email, direct-mail, fundraising, and special projects.

The intern will organize on campus during the 2026 summer and fall semesters, including booking tabling spaces, working two to three tabling shifts weekly, registering and engaging voters, and potentially helping establish a student chapter. They will also complete training, report metrics through weekly check-ins, and support other regional organizing activities as needed.

The Mentor will support elementary school youth at PS 69 in Jackson Heights by creating a safe, structured, and engaging after-school environment. Responsibilities include planning and leading age-appropriate activities, helping with homework, supervising students during program activities and transitions, supporting positive behavior, and building caring relationships with youth and families.

Part-time canvassers will educate voters about the November 2026 General Election through door-to-door conversations in and around Fairfax, Virginia. The role includes sharing voting information and deadlines, entering voter contact data accurately, completing reports, attending training, and representing the organization professionally during the civic engagement campaign.

This fellowship supports communications work through research, memo writing, slide deck creation, strategy assessment, copyediting, and drafting content such as social media posts and emails. The role is designed for someone who can quickly learn new topics and help translate complex issues into clear, persuasive messaging for clients.

This is a part-time fellowship supporting the campaign’s field and voter contact operation. The fellow will canvass, phone bank, text voters, recruit and train volunteers, and help staff campaign and community events while learning core organizing skills.

This 8-month, part-time internship supports the communications team with digital content across email, web, social media, donation pages, and sign-up forms. The intern will help build and proofread emails, create forms and donation pages, support CRM and analytics work, and gain experience in digital strategy, content planning, and fundraising.

This part-time campus-based organizing role supports youth voter engagement and turnout during the 2026 election cycle. The fellow will recruit and mobilize volunteers, run field activities like phone banks and canvasses, engage students online and in person, and work with campus political groups and local candidates.

Student fellows complete a short summer fellowship that offers mentorship, flexibility, and hands-on experience, with opportunities to publish and present original research. The fellowship runs sometime between June 1 and August 31, and applications are reviewed starting April 1 with an April 30 deadline.

Part-time student interns organize locally to grow supporters, volunteers, and donors for pro-voter electoral reforms. The role includes leading canvasses and phonebanks, onboarding and training volunteers, making donation-pledge calls, and supporting communications like email newsletters and social media. Interns receive weekly manager check-ins and may facilitate chapter meetings and local events.

Support campus-based civic engagement by registering voters, collecting “pledge to vote” cards, and helping mobilize students for elections. You’ll collaborate with a Regional Organizer, table at campus events, conduct outreach using tools like EveryAction/ThruText, and help ensure voters receive election reminders through accurate data entry.

Support Jolt’s campus organizing and voter engagement efforts in partnership with a Regional Organizer. The role focuses on running voter registration and pledge-to-vote activities at campus events, entering pledge card data so voters receive reminders, and assisting with get-out-the-vote outreach using tools like EveryAction and ThruText.

Campus-based seasonal student organizing role focused on mobilizing young Latinx voters through voter registration, pledge-to-vote collection, and election outreach. You’ll table at campus events, coordinate with a Regional Organizer and professors, enter pledge card data for voter reminders, and support Get Out the Vote outreach (e.g., EveryAction, ThruText) from Jan 29, 2026 to May 29, 2026.

Campus-based seasonal role supporting Jolt’s Organizing program to mobilize young Latinx voters through voter registration, pledge-to-vote collection, and get-out-the-vote outreach. You’ll table at campus events, coordinate with a Regional Organizer, and help ensure voters receive election reminders through accurate data entry and outreach tools.

Work with a Regional Organizer to build civic engagement on your campus through voter registration tabling, pledge-to-vote card collection, and election outreach. Responsibilities include entering pledge card data, coordinating voter registration opportunities with professors and campus events, and supporting Get Out The Vote efforts using tools like EveryAction and ThruText (and occasionally creating campus social content).

A one-year fellowship placing an experienced investigative reporter in a participating local or regional U.S. newsroom while collaborating closely with ProPublica. Fellows propose and execute a community-specific investigative project with support from a ProPublica senior editor and access to ProPublica’s data, research, and engagement resources; work is published by both the partner newsroom and ProPublica.

The Organizing Fellow is a part-time, temporary position (up to 20 hours/week for up to six months) supporting campaigns by recruiting and developing members and leaders across Maine. Fellows will build regional volunteer teams, engage members in elections, recruit new monthly donors, and support various campaign activities, with priority given to work in Muslim, rural, and veterans communities. The role is based in Maine with remote work and reports to the Campaigns Director.

The part-time community organizers will recruit and engage new members, develop local activities and committees, and build volunteer leadership to advance organizational campaigns. They will focus on organizing in specific regions of Maine, moving members into action at the state and national levels, including work with the Maine Small Business Coalition and small-dollar fundraising. Positions are temporary through December 31, 2026, can be hybrid or office-based in Portland, Bangor, or Lewiston, and report to the Organizing Director.

Part-time, paid internship supporting the Government Affairs team with legislative and regulatory research, drafting advocacy updates, and assisting with meetings and conference logistics. Runs early January to mid-April 2026, with on-site support expected during the Legislative Conference (Feb 21–24). Offers hands-on exposure to the federal legislative process and county-focused advocacy.