Public Policy Internship - Summer 2026

Girls IncorporatedWashington, DC
9hHybrid

About The Position

The Public Policy office intern will support the team’s work in a variety of ways, including: Researching and tracking legislation and other policy initiatives affecting girls Researching and drafting issue briefs and other policy materials Helping to plan and prepare for meetings and other events Supporting our grassroots engagement efforts Drafting communications to our affiliates and network of supporters (including social media content) Drafting action alerts, letters, and other communications to elected officials and the broader public. Representing Girls Inc. are virtual and in-person meetings Attending virtual congressional briefings, hearings, and receptions Supporting the Teen Advocacy Council program Because the DC team is small, the intern will have many opportunities to observe and participate in substantive work to implement Girls Inc.’s public policy priorities.

Requirements

  • At least a rising sophomore in college
  • Ability to commit 40 hours/5 days per week to the internship on a hybrid (remote and in-person) schedule
  • Our team is in person two standing days per week. The intern must be based in the DC area and available to come into the office on those days.
  • Demonstrated interest in public policy; nonprofits; advocacy; and/or issues affecting girls and women
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to manage competing priorities
  • Willingness to challenge yourself and learn new skills
  • Passionate about the policy areas on our National Policy and Advocacy Platform

Responsibilities

  • Researching and tracking legislation and other policy initiatives affecting girls
  • Researching and drafting issue briefs and other policy materials
  • Helping to plan and prepare for meetings and other events
  • Supporting our grassroots engagement efforts
  • Drafting communications to our affiliates and network of supporters (including social media content)
  • Drafting action alerts, letters, and other communications to elected officials and the broader public.
  • Representing Girls Inc. are virtual and in-person meetings
  • Attending virtual congressional briefings, hearings, and receptions
  • Supporting the Teen Advocacy Council program

Benefits

  • A $1,500 stipend will be provided.
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