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Please Note: The Sierra Club's Labor, Workers' Rights and Trade Program is now accepting applications for our Spring 2010 Internship position in Washington, D.C. Please send application to responsible.trade@sierraclub.org by November 15, 2009. The Sierra Club is the country's oldest and largest grassroots environmental organization. The Labor, Workers' Rights and Trade Program works to ensure that US trade policy does not contribute to climate change or threaten workers' rights. More information about the program and our positions can be found at www.sierraclub.org/trade and http://sierraclub.org/greenjobs/ DESCRIPTION: The internship with the Sierra Club's Labor, Workers' Rights, and Trade Program can include research assistance and writing, assisting with grassroots and event organizing, media outreach, and working with U.S. and international nongovernmental organizations. Interns will also be asked to participate in some administrative work, but the overall nature of the internship is highly substantive, focusing around specific projects as determined by the applicant and supervisor. QUALIFICATIONS: Strong research, writing and computer skills are necessary. Prior study and/or interest in the environment, international trade, globalization, economics, law/pre-law, and/or social justice desirable, as well as an awareness of current events. Familiarity with office procedures and conference or event planning helpful. Applicants fluent in Spanish are highly encouraged to apply. CAPABILITIES: The ideal candidate will be organized and willing to learn; he or she will perform well under the pressure of deadlines with an ability to work independently while adapting to rapidly changing situations. EXPECTATIONS: The internship is designed to be full-time; however accommodations can be made for an exceptional applicant. This internship will begin in mid-January and run until the middle or end of May, with specific start and end dates to be determined. COMPENSATION: All internships are UNPAID, though academic credit can be arranged. TO APPLY: Send resume, cover letter and a brief writing sample responsible.trade@sierraclub.org by November 15, 2009. (No phone calls, please.) Up to Top HOME | Email Signup | About Us | Contact Us | Terms of Use | © 2008 Sierra Club |
