Job ID: 303754

Campaign Communications Internship

International Accountability Project (IAP)

Location: Remote, Regional / Global, Thailand, Philippines

Apply by: 08 May 2026

Relevant Sectors

Communications, Media, Knowledge Management, Editor

Description: The IAP Campaign Communications Internship is designed for a dedicated activist with excellent communication and project management skills. The intern will engage with communities, partners, and staff to help shape and contribute to communications across IAP’s core strategies. This is a part-time position (24 hours per week) with a three-month commitment. We prefer candidates based in the Asia-Pacific region. A monthly stipend of USD 400 is provided.

Based on skillsets, interest and the IAP Communications Calendar, the Campaign Communications Internship can include the following tasks:

Core Responsibilities:

Support the communications team in implementing the global communications strategy and maintaining the editorial calendar
Coordinate the distribution of blog posts, public statements, and articles across digital channels in collaboration with program staff
Provide communications support for webinars and training sessions
Support joint communication campaigns with partners and monitor partner-led initiatives to ensure alignment
Coordinate translation, proofreading, and formatting of training materials by liaising with consultants, including creative professionals for visual or audiovisual content when needed
Assist in drafting and documenting stories for IAP newsletters and external publications, with a focus on human-centered narratives.

Additional Responsibilities (as needed):

Conduct regular media monitoring to identify opportunities for IAP’s work to be featured in external outlets
Assist in tracking and analyzing performance metrics across digital platforms, including social media, the website, and newsletters
Support the delivery of training sessions and help develop internal guidance on social media best practices for IAP staff.

Job Email ID:

anggita(at)accountabilityproject.org