The Mercy Corps Policy and Advocacy team serves as the main interface between Mercy Corps and external partners (particularly the U.S. government) on issues of policy. The team seeks to advance Mercy Corps’ values and interests by promoting policies that support our mission. The intern(s) will support and participate in the work of the Policy and Advocacy team.

We are seeking a dynamic and motivated individual to join our Business Development team as the Strategic Partnership and Fundraising Officer. This individual will be responsible for coordinating and managing Trickle Up’s expansion of fundraising and strategic partnerships.

We are actively seeking candidates with diverse academic, demographic, and professional backgrounds. More information on the college can be found at www.usnwc.edu.

APSIA is hiring a new Executive Director to provide vision and leadership to the Association.

Sciences Po seeks a candidate with specialized proficiency in International Relations (IR), capable of contributing to IR theoretical, empirical, and methodological debates, coupled with a robust regional expertise.

Sciences Po seeks an excellent candidate working on gender and international relations to apply for an assitant professor position with the Political Science Department (we particularly encourage candidates who work within the field of gender, conflict and security).

The Program Associate for the Do Good Campus will contribute to the success of the Do Good Campus through various administrative responsibilities, including marketing, communications, outreach, and general administration as needed.

Hertie seeks a scholar to fill a vacancy in international law. They welcome applications from related legal fields such as comparative or transnational law with a strong emphasis on questions of human and fundamental rights.

The Grants Officer works under the supervision of the Managing Grants Officer, Asia & Global, on the Asia/Latin America/Global Principal’s team in the Grants Administration Department. This position provides hands-on (cradle-to-grave) management of an assigned grant portfolio, working closely with colleagues to provide effective and collaborative due diligence and oversight of grant programs. The mission of the Grants Administration department is to provide effective and efficient grants management, guiding grantees through the grant lifecycle to support their successful implementation of projects, in support of NED’s mission. The department strives to promote consistent implementation of policy and procedure, flexibility, responsiveness, innovation, and collaboration in the administration of NED’s grantmaking program.

The Program Assistant shoulders a wide range of administrative, logistical, financial, programmatic, and other responsibilities in support of NED’s Fellowships Program, an international exchange program that hosts Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows, Visiting Fellows, Hurford Youth Fellows, and beneficiaries of the Carl Gershman Fund for Democracy Advocates at Risk.

The International Forum for Democratic Studies (Forum) at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is seeking a motivated individual to serve as a Research and Conferences paid Intern for Summer 2024. This paid internship provides an advanced undergraduate/graduate student with the opportunity to observe the day-to-day operations of a Washington, D.C.-based research center focused on democracy and human rights. The Forum complements NED’s core mission—assisting civil society groups abroad in their efforts to foster and strengthen democracy—by linking the academic community with activists from across the globe. In addition to its Research and Conferences initiative, the Forum also produces the Journal of Democracy, the world’s leading publication on the theory and practice of democracy, and hosts fellowship programs for international democracy activists, journalists, and scholars.

The World Movement for Democracy (WMD), is currently seeking a paid Intern for Summer 2024. The position is open to students enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate-level program in a related field. The team seeks an individual with strong research, writing, communication, and organizational skills who has a strong interest in democracy work internationally. Energetic, flexible team players who take initiative and who have knowledge of a foreign language (Arabic, French, Russian, or Spanish preferred) and overseas experience are encouraged to apply.