Reproductive Equity Now communications interns will help support and grow our organization’s digital and earned communications footprint. Communications interns will support the team in drafting social content, assisting with video production, and writing press and organizational materials. Candidates for the communications internship will have clear, concise, and highly-skilled written and oral communication, in addition to a deep commitment to Reproductive Equity Now’s core mission, values and programs.

Reproductive Equity Now legal interns will support the organization's policy and legislative work through a variety of legal research and advocacy projects. Interns may be asked to help analyze municipal, state, and federal policy proposals, draft comment letters and advocacy toolkits, and assist in other efforts in support of Reproductive Equity Now’s implementation and compliance work. Candidates for the legal internship position should demonstrate thoughtful, nuanced legal analysis, both informative and persuasive; proficiency with either LexisNexis or WestLaw and a comfort with legal research; strong statutory and regulatory analysis skills; clear, concise, and highly-skilled legal written and oral communication; and a deep commitment to our core mission, values and programs.

Reproductive Equity Now political & organizing interns will support the organization’s advocacy work through direct organizing, electoral and campaign strategy and support, and long term volunteer development and engagement. Interns may be asked to help run and staff volunteer- and public-facing events, support the organization’s electoral organizing and endorsement work, and develop advocacy resources. Candidates should have a passion for grassroots organizing, an interest in the political and electoral process, and strong communication skills. In addition to supporting the organization’s short and long term political and organizing work, interns will work with the Political and Field Director to develop a long term project to help volunteers and members educate and advocate in their own communities.

Reproductive Equity Now policy interns will support the organization’s legislative advocacy work, including the development of testimony, legislative fact sheets, and materials needed throughout the two-year legislative process. Policy interns will also work with the Director of Government Affairs and the Reproductive Equity Now program team to develop long term research and policy projects to advance the organization’s current and future advocacy goals to improve equitable access to the full spectrum of reproductive health care. Undergraduate students, as well as graduate students in public health or other fields of study looking for field or practicum experience, are encouraged to apply.