We’re on the search for 2-3 graduate-level interns to support our research, advocacy/mobilization, and communications projects based out of Oakland, California this summer.
We’re accepting applications now through March 2, 2018. Read on for the full details below, also posted on our website. |
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Intern Responsibilities
- Conduct literature reviews and collect baseline conditions data.
- Collect and analyze data using quantitative and qualitative research methods.
- Write up research findings for reports, issue and policy briefs, and other materials.
- Translate HIP’s research findings into materials for public health professionals to advocate around social determinants of health, including criminal justice, economic security, immigration, gentrification/displacement, and other policies.
- Support efforts to engage and mobilize public health advocates in Public Health Awakened, an emerging movement organizing for health, equity, and justice.
- Participate in lobbying and direct advocacy efforts with decision makers.
- Develop content for HIP’s communications channels, including website, email campaigns, and social media platforms (Twitter and Facebook).
- Write blog posts on the intersection of public health, health equity, and social justice issues for our Medium channel.
Qualifications
- Working towards a master’s degree in public health or other field with connection to social policy
- Strong research, writing, communications, and/or advocacy skills
- Understanding of social justice, health equity, and social determinants of health
- Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
- Good interpersonal relations
Hourly rate: $15-$18/hour, depending on experience
Internship timeframe: 3 months in the summer of 2018 (we are flexible on start/end dates)
Time commitment: Full-time
Location: Oakland, CA
How to Apply
- To apply, please submit a cover letter, resume including three references, and a brief writing sample to hr@humanimpact.org.
- Please indicate which projects you are most suited for in your application.
- Applications are due by March 2, 2018.
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