Internships
Focusing on leadership training and developing one’s voice as an LGBT advocate, HRC’s internship program connects interns to some of the foremost LGBT and allied leaders. In addition, interns play an active role within a program at HRC while developing professional skills and experiencing various parts of a non-profit advocacy organization.
Along with the duties listed in the internship descriptions, interns receive special projects that will allow them to grow and explore their interests while at HRC. Our internship program also includes a series of educational brownbag lunches, through which every intern will learn about all aspects of the organization. Apply now by completing the internship application.
Intern qualifications
We look for interns who are ready to join HRC and work for LGBT equality. We have tailored our internship program to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates who graduated a year or less from the start date of the internship applied for.
Because interns in each department or program undertake different tasks, each internship requires a different level of skills, demonstrated interests, and prior experience. General criteria we look for in all the interns we hire: demonstrated interest and enthusiasm in the role of policy and advocacy around LGBT issues; ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment; and experience with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Selection is based on the application and an interview, either over the phone or in person.