Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, a nonprofit dedicated to bridging divides and solving complex public issues, is seeking a motivated Programs Intern with a strong work ethic, a passion for collaborative problem-solving, and an interest in nonprofits. This is a remote, unpaid internship running September 1 – December 18, 2026, at 10–15 hours per week (with potential to extend into spring). The intern will gain hands-on experience in policy research, stakeholder engagement, and nonprofit program operations, working closely with a Director of Programs across initiatives from online learning programs to multi-stakeholder dialogues. The fall Programs Intern will likely support the Collaboratives on Voter Registration Modernization for Trustworthy Elections and Thriving Kids for a Thriving Alaska. Responsibilities include: Research & Analysis — identify and research key issues, solutions, and stakeholders and synthesize findings into clear summaries and briefings; Policy & Current Events Tracking — monitor relevant legislation, news, and publications to inform team strategy; Stakeholder Engagement — attend facilitated group sessions and interviews with participants and experts and provide notes and insights; Program Operations — support meeting logistics, materials preparation, and process implementation; Evaluation & Learning — help collect and analyze participant feedback and evaluation data; and General Support — provide administrative assistance and contribute to team meetings. Qualifications: undergraduate or graduate students with strong research, writing, communication, and organizational skills; interest or experience in consensus building, conflict resolution, policy, or related fields; proactive, flexible, and able to manage multiple tasks independently; comfortable with remote collaboration tools (Slack, Asana, Microsoft 365); and strong interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence. Hours generally fall within 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. MT, with consideration for the candidate's time zone and class schedule. Unpaid; students are encouraged to seek credit or stipends through their school.
HOW TO APPLY:
Submit a resume and a tailored cover letter by Friday, August 7, 2026. All application materials must be included at the time of submission, as incomplete applications will not be considered. Apply via the Justworks careers page.
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