The Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN) – a coalition of foreign policy experts, international development practitioners, and NGOs dedicated to effective foreign assistance programs – is seeking a motivated intern for the spring semester. MFAN’s learning internships offer an opportunity to explore the nuances of foreign aid reform and U.S. government advocacy. Internships are unpaid but include a travel stipend.
Intern duties will include:
- Attending congressional hearings and community events, and providing summaries to MFAN staff
- Tracking relevant news stories and partner publications
- Assisting with event planning
- Data entry and other administrative and support duties as needed
Interns will gain:
- Exposure to international development and foreign assistance reform
- Knowledge of U.S. government affairs and processes
- Relationships within the NGO community
Qualifications:
- Junior year or higher in college
- Background or demonstrated interest in political science, public policy, international affairs, development, or related field
- Experience in an administrative setting
- Ability to work independently
- Courteous, professional demeanor
- Eagerness to learn and help
If you’re interested in applying or have questions, please contact Sarah Tansey, stansey@modernizeaid.net.
To learn more about MFAN, view recent publications or visit our Partners page.
