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Internships

Internships at Shared Hope International (SHI) allow emerging leaders to apply their knowledge and skills in a professional, non-profit environment. SHI interns are usually graduate or undergraduate students looking to make a difference and expand their understanding of the issues surrounding sex trafficking and sex tourism.

Summer 2009 Interns: Kimberly Brown, McKenzie Lamborne, Eliza Thurston and Kelly Smith

Internships last three months or one full semester (exceptions can be made). Interns are asked to commit between 15 and 30 hours per week to SHI, and are allowed flexibility in scheduling. Course credit is available.

Interns assist in a wide range of tasks, including communications and media relations, public awareness, research, program development and legal and public policy. Internships are less than 25% administrative tasks, and consist of research and information gathering, support for staff, event planning, design, writing projects and a special project. These special projects are designed and completed by the intern with staff guidance. This provides interns with a solid portfolio piece and experience in what project development and management looks like in a small NGO. Interns have the opportunity to take part in awareness events, press conferences, Congressional hearings, roundtable discussions, symposiums and other events in the anti-trafficking community to network with professionals from other organizations.

The internship program is based in Arlington, VA.

Internship Applications

Spring 2010 Application Deadline: November 30

To apply for an internship with Shared Hope International, please submit the following:

1. A Cover Letter: state your goals for an internship term of service with SHI, and specifically answer each of the following questions:

a. What is your background in and/or knowledge of trafficking,
forced prostitution, or sex tourism?
b. How would working with SHI assist in the advancement
of your professional career or personal enrichment?
c. What relevant skills do you have? (Please especially note if you have research and analysis, database management, organizational, language, and/or computer skills.)
 

2. Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)

3. Recommendation Letter: Please include one professional or academic recommendation letter and the contact information for your reference.

To Submit Your Application:
Electronic submission is preferred. Please send an email with your cover letter, resume or CV, and recommendation letter to Taryn Mastrean, Programs Administrator, at taryn@sharedhope.org. Applications may also be faxed to Taryn Mastrean at 703-351-8064.

Shared Hope International (SHI) is a 501c-3 non-profit organization based in Vancouver , WA with a branch office in Arlington , VA. Shared Hope International exists to intervene for the purpose of rescue and restoration of women and children in crisis. We are leaders in a worldwide effort to prevent and eradicate sex trafficking and child sex tourism through education and building restoration services.

Shared Hope International encourages diversity among its staff, volunteers, interns, and fellows. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, age, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.


 


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