Planned Parenthood: Public Policy Internships Available in Atlanta, GA and Jackson,MS:

Planned Parenthood Internship Opportunities

Join our team and help us assure quality reproductive health care services are available
to all!

Public Policy Internships Available in Atlanta, GA and Jackson,MS:
Public Policy interns will organize and recruit activists, plan events, and assist staff
on public policy issues. Hours are flexible but 12-15 hours a week are required. There is
a stipend for this internship.

The Public Policy intern will assist public policy staff with supporter recruitment and
engagement. Duties include representing PPSE at community events, coordinating campus
outreach, assisting with community organizing and supporter engagement, volunteer
recruitment and legislative support and research. Other tasks include data entry, data
management and supporting public policy staff with small projects ranging from event
planning to clerical support.  Interns will have the opportunity to gain nonprofit and
public policy experience, grow their knowledge of sexual health issues and policy, and
learn about the legislative process.

To learn more click below:

Atlanta,GA

http://www.ppaction.org/site/R?i=O-YZhRT8OFxFEMHh5U1R2A

Jackson,MS

http://www.ppaction.org/site/R?i=YqXcRt364zW5dqcqE_FKKg

To apply Click here!

http://www.ppaction.org/site/R?i=-dfQH_tpA10sIRQDQoL-9Q


Availability for multiple semesters required.





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