Job Description
Launch your career in public service with our prestigious internship program at Capitol Hill Advocacy Group. Gain hands-on experience shaping national policy while earning valuable college credit in the heart of Washington DC. Our 12-week program combines real-world project work with mentorship from industry leaders, preparing you for future roles in government relations, nonprofit advocacy, or legislative affairs.
As an intern, you'll collaborate with senior policy advisors on research initiatives, draft legislative briefings, and attend congressional hearings. This immersive experience provides unparalleled networking opportunities with policymakers and nonprofit organizations committed to impactful governance.
Our program is designed for motivated undergraduates seeking to transform academic knowledge into practical skills. All majors are encouraged to apply, with preference given to students in political science, public policy, communications, and related fields.
Interns receive: • Weekly professional development workshops • Dedicated career coaching sessions • Access to exclusive networking events • $500 academic stipend for required expenses • Letter of recommendation upon successful completion
Responsibilities
- Conduct legislative research and analysis for congressional committees
- Draft policy briefs and advocacy materials for nonprofit partners
- Attend and summarize congressional hearings and stakeholder meetings
- Support digital advocacy campaigns across social media platforms
- Assist with coalition-building initiatives between government agencies
- Track and report on federal policy developments in assigned issue areas
- Collaborate on cross-functional projects with communications team
Qualifications
- Currently enrolled in undergraduate program pursuing bachelor's degree
- Minimum 3.0 GPA or equivalent academic standing
- Strong research and analytical writing abilities
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Available 20-25 hours per week for 12-week duration
- Interest in government relations, public policy, or nonprofit advocacy
- Must receive college credit for internship participation