The World Justice Project engages in the advancement of international rule of law. Rule of law ensures social justice, holding governments and other agencies accountable for fundamental human rights in various sectors. Full-time paid interns are based in Washington DC.
Interns provide administrative support, edit and proofread publications and reports, perform email and telephone outreach, and conduct data analysis. The position may also include other tasks such as preparation for presentations and meetings, creating outreach materials and research.
Applicants must have completed or be currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree program in the area of international affairs, journalism, policy studies or social sciences. Other areas of study will be considered. Candidates should have at least one year of relevant professional work experience as well as excellent research skills and superior oral and written communication skills. Authorization to work in the United States is also a prerequisite. Find out more on the official website.
