Remote Political Affairs Intern — Poverty Policy Advocate
Borgen Project
St. Catharines
Job Description
An international advocacy organization is looking for interns for their Political Affairs Internship aimed at fighting poverty. This part-time, unpaid role (12 hours/week) allows remote work from Canada or other countries. Interns will lead outreach efforts, engage with governmental bodies, assist in fundraising, and represent the organization at events. Flexibility in starting dates is available, making this a great opportunity to gain experience while making a difference.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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