Defenders of Wildlife is devoted to the conservation of endangered species and threatened wildlife and uses all of its resources to protect and restore wild animals and plants. Defenders' programs enhance and protect the natural abundance and diversity of native wildlife. Program areas include protection and restoration of endangered species, protection of marine mammals, preservation of biological diversity, banning,-, the importation of wild-caught birds and the promotion of watchable wildlife viewing areas. Interns have specific assigned responsibilities and assist with all office operations when necessary. Internships are available in conservation, development, wildlife law, media relations and science policy.
Delegation of the Commission of the European Community
The European Community Information Service is responsible for providing information on the activities, policies, and publications of the European Communities. The following departments have internship opportunities: Office of Press and Public Affairs, Public Inquiries, Academic Affairs, Europe Magazine, Speaker's Bureau, Congressional Affairs, and the Audio/Visual Department.
Development Alternatives, Inc.
International consulting firm specializing in management and technical services for developing agencies, programs and projects.
Development Associates, Inc.
Development Associates, Inc., is a private management and government consulting firm, specializing in economic and social development programs in the US and abroad. Development Associates has established a national and international reputation for management and organizational development, training and technical assistance, policy and program design, evaluation and survey research.
Development Group for Alternative Policies, Inc.
The Development Group for Alternative Policies is a not-for-profit international development policy and resource organization created in 1977 not simply for the purpose of analyzing US and multilateral aid policy, but also to demonstrate practically how poor communities and popular organizations can exercise greater control over the policies, projects and programs that affect them. Current program focus includes: the North American Free Trade Agreement; World Bank/IMF structural adjustment programs; the Enterprise for the American Initiative. Regional focus includes Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America and Central America. Intern duties include attending and summarizing relevant congressional hearings, clipping and copying news articles on structural adjustment and trade, writing articles for newsletter, and assisting with communications and coalition-building efforts.
Ducks Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited is an international conservation organization which has been protecting wetlands for over 55 years. Through the Federal Affairs office in Washington, DC, Ducks Unlimited is relaying it's message of wetlands conservation to Congress and the Administration. Intern projects will involve helping to can-\ out the work of a small Washington, DC office of a major conservation organization. Projects will vary depending on the time of year and the student with us. Work may include: researching federal laws and current information, playing a leading role in helping devise and implement an educational campaign, attending Congressional hearings, and all manner of other activities undertaken in a small and enthusiastic federal affairs office.
EPICA is an educational and advocacy organization working on social, political, religious, economic, foreign policy, and human rights issues affecting Central America and the Caribbean (very predominantly the focus will be on Guatemala in the coming months). intern responsibilities include: research (investigate specific socioeconomic problems in Central America and the Carribean with attention to US policy ramifications), community outreach (promote and participate in EPICA and related organizations workshops, presentations and other educational activities which advocate for social justice in central American and the Carribean) , and office administration (general duties including mail order sales, computer work, filing, news clippings--25% of the time).
Environmental & Energy Study Institute
The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) is a non-partisan, non-profit public policy research institute and analysis organization. Our key responsibility is to provide Members of Congress and other national policy makers with objective, concise policy analysis and recommendations on environmental, energy and sustainable development issues. We are neither a lobbying nor scientific organization. Interns may work with the following programs: Groundwater Protection/Water Efficiency,InternationalEnvironment/SustainableDevelopment, EnergyEfficiency/ClimateChangePublications/Marketing,andDevelopment /Fundraising.
Environmental Action
Environmental Action works for strong state and federal environmental laws.
EA uses its educational, legal, technical and organizing expertise to promote
environmental protection and assist grassroots organizations. EA offers internships
with its Executive Project, which maintains the overall well-being of the
organization, its Energy project, its Energy Conservation Coalition, in Biological
Alternatives to Pesticides, its Toxics Project and its Solid Waste Alternatives
Project. Intern duties include researching, reporting on congressional hearings,
writing articles for the newsletter and magazine and organizing grassroots
operations.
Environmental Defense Fund
EDF is a leading national, New York- headquartered, non-profit organization which links science, economics and law to create innovative, economically viable solutions to today's environmental problems. Student interns work directly with experts in science, law, and economics, in addition to other environmental professionals, and play an active role in helping build strong environmental policy. Intern duties include writing articles and press releases, coordinating mass mailings, researching trends and Generating story ideas for the media.
Environmental Law Institute
The Environmental Law, Institute, a national nonprofit research, publishing
and education organization, accepts applications for internships in ELI's
Research Division. Interns will work with projects involving natural resource
protection and pollution prevention, including: hazardous waste, wetland law
and policy, international environmental policy, economic incentive programs,
medical waste, environmental enforcement, and various training courses and
workshops.
Environmental Protection Agency
The Environmental Protection Agency is responsible for the execution and enforcement of federal laws that protect the environment. The Environmental Agency offers several internships throughout the year: The Environmental Associate Program (application deadline for summer is February 25); National Network f(v Environmental Management Studies (applications accepted beginning Fall 1994); and EPA Management Intern Program (canceled for 1994). The EPA offers internships in the following areas: biology, computers, mathematics, engineering, physical science, economics, environmental sciences, journalism, and clerical.
FRAC is a private, non-profit, public interest law firm and advocacy center focused on the hunger problem in the US. We monitor and respond to legislative and administrative changes to the Federal food-assistance Programs (school lunch and breakfast, summer food, food stamps, and maternal and child health programs). We offer a multidimensional approach of legal representation, policy analysis, research, grassroots activities and public information, Interns are engaged in researching, writing, assisting staff attending congressional hearings and coalition meetings and reporting findings.
Fund for Democracy and Development
The Fund is a nonprofit organization that manages transportation of humanitarian assistance to the former Soviet Union. The fund is operating a nationwide transportation and logistics system for the collection and shipping of in-kind donations from individuals, grassroots organizations, corporations and voluntary organizations. US Government funds are used to pay for a large portion of these logistic and transportation costs. This aspect of the Fund's activity is managed by former senior military transportion logistic experts. Opportunities are available to assist the transportation logistics team as they coordinate humanitarian aid shipments, research program-related projects, and publish a nationally distributed newsletter.
Futures Group
The Futures Group is a private marketing and management firm that specializes in social marketing, communications, modeling and forecasting, policy analysis and women and development issues. Interns are hired on an as needed basis with duties determined by current projects.
United Women's clubs to work on volunteer service projects throughout the world in areas of conservation, education. home life, international affairs, public affairs and the arts.
George Mason University,/Office International Exchange
The George Mason University Office International Exchange and Study Abroad Programs offer an exciting internship. The intern will participate in all aspects of the operation of the office--marketing and promotion, editing and writing, preparing material for orientations, conducting research, setting up data-base, organizing study abroad material, and assisting in administrative work. Dr. Yehuda Lukacs in an American Universisty School of International Service Ph.D. alumni.
German Marshall Fund of the United States
The German Marshall Fund is an American foundation, principally involved in supporting political, economic, and environmental activities to strengthen cooperation between the US and Europe. Grants fall under four major program areas: Fostering US-European Cooperation After the Cold War, Exploring Changing US-European Economic Roles, Building US European Environmental Partnerships, and Supporting Reform in Central and Eastern Europe. The Internship Program is designed to give recent degree recipients and graduate students a good sense of how a foundation with broad public policy interests and an international focus operates.
Global Exchange
Global Exchange is a non-profit organization dedicated to building people to people ties between the US and Africa, Latin America, and Asia and supporting grassroots development around the world. Our new DC office has openings for full and part time interns to work on our international education and partnership programs. Specific projects with internship opportunities include: Sister School/Community Project, Reality Tour Program, International Visitors project, Research/Writing, Media/Public Relations, and Organizational Development.
Global Tomorrow Coalition
GTC facilitates the search for consensus on actions that unite seemingly disparate
issues including economy, poverty, jobs, biological diversity, population
growth, environment, trade, social equity, and political participation. GTC's
mission is to make sustainable development the cornerstone of decision-making
in the United States, and the hallmark of US international leadership, by
the end of this century. We have a liimited number of intern positions available
for people interested in promoting a better understanding of worldwide trends
in population, natural resources, environment and sustainable development.
Interns gain organization skills, program experience, and knowledge about
the spectrum of environmental and development organizations.
Gowran International
Gowran International is an international consulting firm specializing in the representation in the United States of overseas foundations and non profit institutions. A placement at Gowran would involve the intern in research, writing and program development. We are able to offer hands-on experience with client contact and a variety of international exposure.
Grand Canyon Trust
The Grand Canyon Trust is dedicated to the preservation, conservation and wise management of the public lands, water, wildlife and other natural resources of the Colorado Plateau. The Trust's essential role is to provide a long-range vision for the Colorado Plateau; to help federal, state and local govemmnets develop and implement sound management policies and practices; to monitor closely the government agencies charged with administering a large array of laws governing the protection and use of public lands in the plateau; and to seek constructive change in Congress and state legislatures and, when necessary, in the courts.
Greenpeace
Greenpeace, USA is a nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to preserving the earth. Greenpeace focuses public attention on the threat of giobal warming and related atmospheric problems, such as ozone depletion, and acid rain. Interns work on ocean ecology and toxic or nuclear disarmament campaigns. Internship duties include research, information gathering and administrative tasks.
Guatemala Partners
Guatemala Partners educates people in the United States about the economic, social, military, cultural and human rights crisis in Guatemala, and raises funds for grassroots-initiated projects there. We fund small scale projects for economic development, agricultural production, leadership training, health care and emergency relief. Student interns will be fully invovled in all apsects of office operations. Their work will include: monitoring development projects in Guatemala, maintaining our in-house library, drafting or editing funding proposals to foundations, developing land implementing, out outreach programs for churches, and office administration.
House Committe on Energy & Commerce
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce administers legislation relating to interstate and foreign commerce, the exploration, production and regulation of energy resources, biomedical research, securities and exchanges, consumer affairs and production and travel and tourism. The Committee also oversees the regulation of nuclear and non-nuciear energy facilities. Subcommittees include Health and the Environment. Chairman Hohn D. Dingell (MI).
House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries
The House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries provides legislative administration of oceanography, fisheries, and wildlife. The Committee provides oversight on marine affairs and regulation of water vessels. Subcommittees include Coast Guard and Navigation; Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment. Chairman: Gary Studds (Mass.). Generally, we do not offer internships, but may make exceptions.
House Committee on Natural Resources
Subcommittees include Insular and International Affairs; and Energy and the Environment. Chairman George Miller (CA).
House Environmental and Energy Study Conference
The Environmental and Energy Study Conference is the largest legislative organization in the US Congress; provides members with objective analysis of environmental, energy, and natural resources issues before Congress.
House Subcommittee on Health and the Environment
The House Subcommittee on Health and the Environment Internship is not a research policy making internship, but rather provides the opportunity to see what a subcommitte does. The internship is a learning experience and the intern will attend hearings and mark-ups as well as provide general office support.
Institute for International Economics
The Institute for International Economics is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution for the study and discussion of international economic policy. Its publications seek to provide fresh analyses of key economic, monetary, trade, energy, environmental, and investment issues and to recommend practical new approaches for strengthening public policy toward these important topics. The Institute is the only major research center in the United States devoted wholly to international economic concerns.
Institute for International
Research
IIR is recognized for its international work on low-cost education systems,
completed communication systems to support development in all sectors and
development studies.
Institute for Policy Studies
IPS has drawn from and helped guide the civilizing citizen movements of our time--for civil liberties and rights, for women's liberation and environmental protection, for peace and economic justice. Internships with IPS provide endless opportunities to meet people in the activist world, to develop individual ideas, and to work in an intellectually challenging environment. Most internship positions with IPS are filled a month before the semester begins. If interested in a position please keep this in mind.
Institute of International Education
The Institute-of intemational Education is a private non-profit educational
organization with its headquarters in New York, and eight divisions in Washington,
DC. The IIE Washington interns work with the International Visitor Program,
sponsored by the United States Information Agency (USIA). Through its contractual
relationship with USIA, the IIE Professional Exchange Programs staff designs
and implements programs for approximately 600 participants annually. Interns
assist with the development and implementation of programs for international
visitors participating in group and individual programs, and intern assignments
are quite diverse.
Inter-American Dialogue
The Inter-American Dialogue is a forum for sustained exchange among leaders of the Western Hemisphere and an independent, nonpartisan center for focusing on US-latin American economic and political relations. Responsibilities: To assist the President, Development Officer or Staff associates with research needs. Specific tasks may include research on issues related to US-Latin American relations, such as financial flows, the debt crisis, NAFTA, and trade issues, sovereignty, gender, ethnicity, poverty, education, and editing/writing related to the mentioned areas.
Inter-American Foundation
The Inter-American Foundation (IAF) is a federal government agency created by Congress in 1969 to support the selfhelp efforts of poor people in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Foundation responds directly to initiatives of the poor by supporting grassroots organizations such as agriculture cooperatives, community assocations and small urban enterprises as well as larger grassroots service organizations that work with local groups and provide them with credit, technical assistance, training and marketing services. IAF offers semester non-paid student volunteer positions thoughout the organization including the following departments: Office of programs and Office of learning and Dissemination.
InterAction
American Council of voluntary International Action. InterAction is the leading
coalition of US private and voluntary organizations. Its diverse group of
member agencies work on a broad range of international humanitarian issues
including long-term development, disaster relief, refugee protection, assistance
and resettlement, public policy and building a constituency for development
assistance through education of the American public. Interns work with a program
officer in on of the program areas. Duties vary according to each area.
International Center
The International Center is a Washington, DC based non-profit organization focusing its attention on the promotion of democratic movements in developing countries, peaceful resolutions to regional conflict, and small scale development. To accomplish these goals, the Center has divided itself into regional Commissions, effecting US foreign policy toward, Russia, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Student interns work- on one of the Commissions. Interns can expect their assignments to involve any of the following activities: attending congressional hearings or meetings sponsored by other governmental or nongovernmental organizations; preparing briefing books for delegations travelling overseas; conducting research at the nearby Library of Congress, as well as clerical and administrative duties.
International City Management
Association
The International City/County Management Association (ICMA) is the professional
and educational association for appointed administrators in local government.
ICMA has worked to strengthen the quality of local government through publications,
training programs, and research and information services. The Environmental
Internship will work with communities across the country to identify successful
approaches to managing, financing, and winning public support for environmental
projects. Interns will recruit speakers and create promotional materials for
regional conferences on solid and hazardous waste management, Superfund, and
other environmental issues.
International Food Policy Research Institute
The goal of IFPRI is to identify and analyze alternative national and international strategies and policies for meeting world food needs with particular emphasis on low income countires and on the poor groups in those countries. lnterns work with a Research Fellow or Research Assistant in a specific project that could include data collection, processing and analysis, and review of literature.
International Human Rights Law Group
The International Human Rights Law Group is a nonpartisan, public interest organization that promotes and protects human rights and international human rights law. Internships are available for undergraduate students with an interest in communications or international law. lnterns monitor human rights situations in designated countries or regions, attend and summarize various meetings in the Washington community, research and prepare memoranda on particular projects and perform general clerical duties. Hours are flexible, with a minimum of 16 hours a week and are unpaid positions.
International Technology Consultants
ITC is a Washington-based consulting firm dealing with telecommunications,
information technology and broadcasting in Eastern Europe, the former USSR
and Latin America. We are looking for motivated individuals for a unique internship
opportunity. While internships are unpaid, a small stipend may be available
to qualified applicants. We are seeking graduate or advanced undergraduates
students for internships to assist with current projects: 1) research and
writing for our two monthly journals-The Eastern European and Soviet Telecom
Report and the Latin American Telecom Report. 2) substantive research and
writing on in-depth studies of telecommunications policy frameworks, markets
and business opportunities in Latin America, Eastern Europe, and the former
Soviet republics.
International Trade Commission/Office
of Economics
The student will be given a work load that includes research and writing assignments
in support of the mission of the agency. Assignments may include research
of manufacturing, processsing, production, distribution, cost, importation,
and related data in connection with Commission investigations, analysis of
data on imports and exports of relevant products in the area of international
trade, and evaluation of the global competitive position of US industries
producing relevant products.
International Trade Conimission/Office of Industries
The Office of Industries, the largest Commission office, has a diverse staff of more than 90 professional trade analysts. They have experience in business administration, the industrial sciences, and economics. Trade analysts collect and analyze data on economic and technological matters relating to the international competitiveness of US agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and service industries. The student will be given a work- load that includes research and writing assignments in support of the mission of the agency. Assignments may include research of manufacturing, processing, production, distribution, cost, importation, and related data in connection with Commission investigations, analyses of data on imports and exports of relevant products in the area of international trade, and evaluation of the global competitive position of US industries producing relevant products.
International Voluntary Services,
Inc.
International Voluntary Services, Inc. (IVS) seeks an AIDS-Prevention Program
Intern. The hours will be two full days. The AIDS-Prevention Program Intern
will work directly with the AIDS Program Administrator. Duties will entail
helping to carry out IVS AIDS-prevention programs in Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh
and Cambodia. The intern will help to bring greater recognition of the AIDS
crisis on an international basis and also nationally through our US-based
AlDS clearing house project.
Island Press
Island Press is a small nonprofit education organization specializing in the
publishing ofconservation and environmental topics. We publish books for professionals,
acadeniicsians and activists concerned with environmental and conservation
poolicy. Internshi p opportunities usually involve areas in marketing and
editorial, but arc not limited to these areas. Computer experience is helpful.
Since 1983, Jamestown has been dedicated to improving Western understanding of the Soveit Union, and now its successor states. The foundation's unique resources are those individuals whose expertise is based on high level experience in leadership positions in the formerly communist nations. Jamestown's programs are designed to make these voices of experience heard by policymakers, journalists, academia, the corporate comniunity and the general public. Opportunities exist for intern Research Assistants with backgrounds in Pol. Science, International Affairs, and Russian Studies.
Kompass Resources International is a non-profit organization involved in public health and environmental projects in the former Soviet Union, Central and Eastern Europe seeks semester intems to help with project operation, administration and some Russian
Middle East Institute
The Middle East Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving
public knowledge and understanding of the region from Morocco to Pakistan;
we publish the MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL, operate the Keiser Library, offer classes
in four Middle eastern languages, and hold lectures and conferences on cultural
and political affairs. Internships are available in each department. The institute
does not take public policy positions nor seek to influence legislation. Interns
may take a language course, attend Congressional briefings, all public programs,
and the Autumn Annual Conference and Summer Garden Series.
The National Audobon Society is a conservation organization of more than 500,000 members working at international, national regional, state and local levels toward the preservation and wide use of our natrual heritage. Internships are available on a variety of projects including International Program, Population Program, Wildlife program, Water Resource, Public Lands, Agriculture and Clean Air and Pollution. Solid science, policy research, forceful lobbying, litigation, and citizen action.
National Coalition Against the
Misuse of Pesticides
NCAMP was formed to focus public attention on serious public health, environmental
and economic problems associated with use and misuse of pesticides. NCAMP
is dedicated to pesticide safety and the promotion of safer, non-chemical
alternatives. Intern will be required to do library research for newsletter
articles and other publications, deal with the public on general or specific
issues, and attend and report on meetings and hearings.
National Conference on Soviet
Jewry
The NCSJ's primary goals are to enable Jews to emigrate from the former USSR
without obstacle and to ensure that those Jews who choose to remain be allowed
full access to their religious heritage. The Washington office, which employs
five full-time staffmembers, works closely with all branches of the US government,
particularly the White House, Department of State, Congress, and the Commission
on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE). The responsibilities of the
intern vary. Do not hesitate to write or call our office with any questions
about the internship.
National Council of International
Health
Non-profit, membership organization made up of medical health, family planning,
nutrition, and development professionals and organizations who work- in the
area of intenational health. Internship opportunities exist in the AIDS Dept.,
Conference Dept., Publications and Communications Dept., and Membership Dept.
Duties could include research, writing, editing for a monthly newsletter,
research and writing for a publication, and coordination and planning for
a conference.
National Defense Council Foundation
The mission of the National Defense Council Foundation is to study the immediate
and long-term effects of low-intensity conflicts, world-wide and report the
findings to elected leaders, government officials, the press, and the American
public as to their effect upon US economic growth, natural resource independence,
and national security interests. Duties include research, writing, attending
selected meetings, and some administrative work.
National Democratic Institute for Int Affairs
The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs is a nonprofit organization affiliated with the Democratic party that is involved in promoting international democratic development with a focus on political party training, election processes, legislative training, local government, civil-military issues, and civic education. Interns participate in ongoing programs with substantive responsibilities including research and administrative preparation. Requirements: self-starters, ability to work under pressure, a second language preferred. Written inquiries only. Paid.
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is dedicated to the conservation of natural resources -- fish, wildlife and plants. Among its goals are species habitat protection, environmental education, public policy management, habitat and ecosystem rehabilitation and restoration, and leadership training for conservation professionals.
National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society promotes basic, original, scientific field
research and exploration covering a broad spectrum of disciplines from anthropology
to zoology, Particular emphasis is placed on multi disciplinary projects of
an environmental nature. Interns are placed in various divisions including
editorial production, research, and educational programs. The Society accepts
applications during September and October only. Applicants must be a college
junior or senior, or Master student enrolled in a cartography or goeography
program.
National Office Paper Recycling
Project
We are a public/private non-profit organization with a mission to triple office
paper recycling by 1995. Looking for a dedicated student to help administer
dynamic national program. Writing, Environmental Marketing, Technical Assistance,
Research.
National Park Trust
Private, nonprofit organization chartered by US Congress; supports overall
enhancement of National Park System; fosters public awareness and involvement
in system
National Rainbow Coalition
Progressive membership organization committed to public education, empowerment, economic and social justice, and gender and race equality.
National Science Teachers Association
Nonprofit, educational organization for all who are interested in improving
the teaching of science, pre-school through college; affiliate of the American
Association for the Advancement of science
National Solid Waste Management
Association
Summer intems only. Deadline is February 15.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Chartered by Congress in 1949, the National Trust is the nation's largest non-profit organization dedicated to preserving our country's architectural and cultural heritage. Activities include the operation of 18 historic house museums, outreach programs through seven regional offices, consulting services for local preservation orizanizations, and the publication of a magazine, newspaper, joumal, and books. Intern projects vary each semester but typically involve researching a specific preservation issue. Intern projects vary each summer but typically involve researching a specific preservation issue. Interns also attend weekly education sessions, take field trip, lunches etc.
National Wildlife Federation
The National Wildlife Federation is the nation's largest nonprofit, nongovernmental, educational conservation organization. The purpose of the National Wildlife Federation is to educate, inspire, conserve and empower individuals to take actions for the conservation of resources. Interns engage in projects based on their interests and the Federation's needs. Projects include policy research, conference planning and administrative duties. At least a four-day committment is required. Therefore, we are only interested in summer Washington Semester program participants.
Natural Resources Council of america
The Natural Resources Council of america is an association of national and regional organizations concerned with sound management of natural resources in public interest. The NRCA is an umbrella group for 80 environmental organizations.
Nature Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy is an international non-profit organization committed
to preserving biological diversity by protecting natural lands and the life
the harbor. The Government Relations intern provides legislative and administrative
support to the Government Relations Staff. Responsibilites include: attending
congressional hearings and reporting on those events; tracking environmental
legislation; providing research support as needed; answering telephones; processing
mail, and providing other support as needed.
New Forests Project
The New Forests Project promotes self-help solutions to rural poverty deforestation by providing individuals in the developing world with seeds for fast growing multipurpose trees. Interns help research and write project proposals, answer all US mail, conduct research at the Library of Congress, assist the Director of new Forests with special projects, package tree seeds and training materials for worldwide distribution, help with administrative tasks, etc.
Next Progressive/Project Green Vote
This is a magazine of political thought by and issues significant to twenty-somethins (Generation X). The magazine is making the transition from small time to big time after a series of positive reviews in Time magazine, et. al. The job would be professionalizing all the procedures, building subscribers, and coordinating material. You would work for EricLiu, founder and editor. Eric has a day job still. Hejust left a speech writing job for Warren Christopher to write them for the National Security Council in the White House. Your time would be split with a project funded and housed in the National Wildlife Federation called Campus Green Vote, dedicated to encouraging the environmental vote.
Nonviolence International
Nonviolence International is a nonprofit peace organization that supports
projects of researchers, activists and educators striving to improve human
society through nonviolent action. The organization is committed to providing
education material on nonviolent tactics for social and political change as
well as conducting trainings for nonviolent activists. Our internship program
is structured to accommodate the needs of both the student intern and the
organization. Various research topics are available for students to explore.
Overseas Development Council
ODC fosters an understanding of how development relates to a much changed US domestic and international policy agenda and helps shape the new course of global development cooperation. ODC's programs focus on three main issues: the challenge of political and economic transitions and the reform of development assistance programs; the development dimensions of international global problems; and the implications of development for US economic security. Internship responsibilities include researching, analyzing data and monitoring Congressional hearings.
Overseas Private Investment
Corporation
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) is a small Federal acency
of 160 employees. Since 1971, OPIC has served as the key Federal agency for
encouraging mutually beneficial American business investment in the world's
developing nations. OPIC provides qualified investors with project financing,
investment insurance, and a variety of investor services in more than 140
developing nations and emerging economies throughout the world. OPIC encourages
American overseas private investment in sound business projects thereby improving
US global competitiveness, creating American jobs and increasing US exports.
Additional Contacts: Investment Development Section: Ann KcKinney 336 8624;
International Business and Trade Section: David Cralle 457-7200; and Investor
Services Section: Andrew Rosen 336-8623.
Partners of the Americas
Dedicated to promoting economic and social development throughout the Western
hemisphere. Citizens in the US are paired to citizens in Latin America and
share skills and expertise.
Peace Action
Interns may work for the Peace, Economy, Disarmament, or Membership Departments. They must work at least 32 hours per week and will receive $15/day as a stipend. Interns research, write per form basic office duties as necessary, and a enjoy a high degree of interaction with colleagues and grassroots activists around the nation.
Peace Corps/Office of Personnel
The mission ofthe Peace Corps is
to promote world peace. The Peace Corps three goals are: 1) To help the people
of interested countries and areas in meeting their need for trained men and
women. 2) To help
promote a better understanding of americans on the part ofthe peoples served.
3) To help promote a better understanding of other peoples on the part of
americans.
Population Action International
Population Action international is a private, non-profit public interest organization
which conducts public policy research and promotes action to slow world population
growth. Population Action International is committed to making high quality
reproductive health care easily available in every community by the end of
this decade ensuring that women become full partners in the development of
their communities, and building a global commitment to sustainable development.
Population Institute
The Population Institute is the world's largest grassroots non-profit organization
specializing in global population issues. It seeks to bring the world's population
into blance with its resources and environment by mobilizing the needed response
to the developing world's urgent pleas for voluntary birth contral assistance.
Future Leaders of the World (FLW's) are an integral part ofthe Population
Institute staff. They work with dedicated and seasoned professionals in our
Capitol Hill headquarters to educate the public and the US Congress about
the impact of overpopulation on such issues as the environment, poverty, political
stability and human suffering. FLW's gain hands-on experience in advocacy,
grassroots organizing, fundraising, media, and international relations.
Population Reference Bureau
The Population Reference Bureau is a private, nonprofit organization which
gathers, interprets, and disseminates information on population dynamics and
their public-policy implications, globally and in the United States. Interns
conduct research, write reports, and monitor congressional and federal agency
hearings on population issues. Interns also help produce and distribute materials
for policy makers in developing countries.
Population Resource Center
The Population Resource Center, a sixteen year old non-profit public policy organization which acts as a bridge between the policy making community and the demographic research community, is seeking an intern. Duties and responsibilities include research and writing of executive Summaries, conducting foundation research on international and domestic issues, administrative duties related to Congressional programs amon- others. Full or Part-time.
RCG/Hagier, Bailey's Utility Services Group offers strategic, operational, regulatory planning and specialized project services to help the utility industry turn the challenges of the future to its advantage. The firm has provided counsel to a wide varitey of clients in the United States and abroad, from large investor owned utilities to small municiple and public power authorities.
Rachel Carson Council, Inc.
The Rachel Carson Council was established to advance Miss Carson's causes
and philosophy by promoting interest in and knowledge of our environment;
encouraging enlightened conservation measures; and serving as a clearing house
of information for scientists and laymen. The focus ofthe Council is chemical
contamination, especially the pesticide problem explored in Silent Spring.
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
The Rails -to-Trails Conservancy is devoted to converting abandoned railroad
rights of way into trails for public use. In partnership with citizen groups,
public agencies, railroads and others, the Conservancy is working to build
a transcontinental trailway network that will preserve for the future of our
nation's spectacular railroad corridor system. Interns research issues affecting
rails-to-trails conversions, provide information to local citizen advocates
and park- officials, answer requests for assistance and perform administrative
tasks.
Renew America
Renew America is a nationawide clearinghouse for environmental solutions. By seeking out and promotmg successful programs, Renew America offers positive, constuctive modies to help communities meet environmental challenges. We advance solutions to environmental problems by encouraging the replication of successful environmental initiatives. Interns work on identifying successful environmental programs nationwide on a variety of topics including air pollution reduction, food safety, hazardous materials reduction and recycling, ground water protection, surface water and wetlands protection and wildlife conservation.
Resources for the Future
Resources for the Future is an independnet non-proft research institute addressing
natural resources and environmental issues. RFF creates, refines and disseminates
knowledge about the relationship between people and their natural environment,
the products and services derived from the world's basic resources, and the
effects of production and consumption on environmental quality and the quality
of life.
Ruder Finn, Inc.
The Washington office of Ruder Finn, one of the country's largest and oldest
independent public relations agencies offers an exciting one semester internship
in public relations and global public affairs. Public relations program participatns
will play a vital role in one of Ruder Finn's work groups helping to service
a wide variety of accounts ranging from corporation to visual and performing
arts institutions to non-profit organizations and professional associations.
Global public affairs program participants will play a vital role on the RF/GPA
team, helping to service a wide variety of international accounts ranging
from foreign countries to multinational corporations and international organizations.
Scenic America
Scenic America is a national organization for the preservation and enhancement of the scenic character of America's communities and countrysides. Interns have research projects on special topics and assist senior staff with ongoing work. Requirements: strong writing and research skills, good interpersonal and computer skills. Background in environment and public policy preferred.
Scientists Center for Animal
Welfare
SCAW is a non-profit, educational organization that attempts to bring about
the responsible and humane treatment of animals used in research, education
and testing. To accomplish this goal, the Center encourages the exchange of
information regarding animal research issues.
Search for Common Ground
Search for Common Ground is a non-profit organization working to find solutions
to divisive domestic and international problems with programs in Russia, the
Middle East, and the US. Intern duties include: conference planning, light
administrative, travel arrangements, and some research. The more responsible
and the skilled the applicant, the more substantive work. Opportunities for
individuals interested in track two diplomacy and conflict resolution. Russian
studies/language or Middle East studies/Arabic is a plus but not required.
Seed Capital Development Fund
Seed Capital is the North American Representative for the non-profit international
development organization, SIDI (Societe d'Investissement et de Developpement).
Seed Capital and SIDI help entrepreneurs in under developed countries gain
access to loans and skills training. Interns play an integral part in the
office, they: research the development projects in countries where SCDF is
involved, 2) translate documents (therefore, knowledge of French and/or Spanish
is helpful), 3) write letters to important international players in the development
field, and 4) help organize events for SCDF, etc.
Senate Committee on Agriculture,
Nutrition & Forest
Chairman Patrick Leahy (VT). The Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry
is concerned With agriculture and agricultural commodities; inspection of
livestock, meat and agriculture products; food stamp programs etc. Subcommittees
include Domestic and Foreign Marketing Product Promotion.
Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
The Committee deals with environmental legislation on the Senate side. Interns have the opportunity to track legislation, attend hearings and summarize testimony, and work with professional staff on specific topics such as clean air and Superfund.
Share Our Strength
Share Our Strength works to alleviate hunger today and prevent hunger tomorrow. SOS mobilizes creative professionals and volunteers to contribute their skills and resources to a variety of programs. We distribute grants, educate the public about hunger, and organize community outreach programs. Internship involves research about agencies that have applied for funding, some general administrative/organizational help, computer Work, helping respond to inquiries about what SOS funds and how to apply for grants, and other unpredictable but always interesting projects.
Small Business Administration/International
Trade Office
The International Trade Office promotes US small business trade in other countries.
In addition, there is interaction with the private sector and government agencies.
Intern duties include some general office duties, but the student is assigned
to a staff member and will have the opportunity to work- on specific analysis
projects.
Smithsonian-Environmental Research
Center
SERC is engaged in the long-term study of the Rhodes River watershed and its
estuary. This research program includes both aquatic and terrestrial studies
and is concerned with human impact upon the functioning ecosystem. Interns
engage in and become familiar with the techniques of environmental research.
There are three deadlines for the Work/Learn program in environmental studies,
which are the following: Fall-July Ist, Spring-December Ist, Summer-March
Ist.
Smithsonian-National Museum
ofnatural History
The National Museum of natural History is a museum dedicated to different
disciplines in the natural sciences. Interns work- in a variety of departments,
including exhibits, education, and scientific illustration, as well as assist
curators and museum specialists on museum projects. Internships are available
at various levels in the natural science disciplines that are currently being
pursued in the museum.
Smitlisonian-National Zoological
Park
Research on understanding of animal behavior and health, particularly endangered
species. The National Zoo offers traineeships for twelve weeks during the
fall or summer. Students are aksed to apply several months in advance.
Society of American Foresters
National organization representing all segments of the forestry profession;
objectives are to advance the science, technology, education and practice
of professional forestry.
Society for Animal Protective
Legislation
Nonprofit organization which keeps its 14,000 correspondents appraised of
current developments in legislation for the protection of animals.
Society for International Development
The Society for International Development is a professional association for
people with an interest in international economic, political, and social development.
The society promotes the aims of world development and encourages the exchange
of ideas and experiences in this area. Intern duties are determined by current
office projects, but include editing the weekly newsletter, Development Connections.
Southeast Asia Resource Action
Center
The Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARCA) is a national organization
formed to educate the general public about the refugee situation in Southeast
Asia and assist public and private agencies in meetings the needs of Southeast
Asia refugees, SEARC's major program areas include: Public Education and Advocacy,
Leadership Development, Community Empowerment, and International Development
and Reconstruction. Internships are escpecially suited to those with an interest
and academic background in international affairs, political science, history,
ethnography,, journalism, or social service.
Sport Fishery Research Program
The Sport Fishery Research Program helps finance graduate-level training of
promising fishery scientists; supports ecological research on aquatic ecosystems,
water quality requirements of aquatic life and conservation fisheries.
St. Maxens and Co.
St. Maxens & Company, an international trade consulting firm, offers paid
internships during each academic semester and during the summer. The company's
work includes preparing petitions on behalf of clients for executive branch
agencies, ongoing monitoring of US trade policy, and weekly reports analyzing
congressional and Administration trade and environmental initiatives. The
intern would be responsible for assembling a daily compendium of trade related
press reports. In addition, the position calls for a substantial amount of
administrative and "gopher"work Interns must work a minimum of 2O hours each
week and are paid $5.50 an hour. We are a small firm that offers a friendly
atmosphere and significant access to the company's professionals.
The United Nation's Development Programme is the World's largest grant development organization; emphasis on its supported activities is on permanent enhancement of self-reliant development. The Washington office serves as a liason office responding to inquiries from the United States Congress, Agency of International Development, Department of State, other Government agencies, and the media. Intern duties include responding to telephone inquiries, conducting research and performing, administrative tasks.
US Agency for International Development
The mission of the Agency for International Development is to administer economic assistance programs that combine an American tradition of international concern and generosity with the active promotion of America's national interests. Positions are available in a variety of disciplines, including public health, accounting, financial and business management, agriculture, environmental science, economics, and international relations and personnel management.
US Business and Industrial Council
The US Business and Industrial Council is an association of over 800 companies, ranging in size from very small firms to Fourtune 500 companies. The Council represnets the interests of business in general, but it speaks in particular for the needs of medium-sized companies, often privately held or family-owned, whose viewpoint does not find full expression in the work of other business organizations. The Council presents an attractive opportunity for students with an interest in business, economics, law, international trade, and US-Japan relations. Internships are available to work under the guidance of the President, Executive Director, and Director of Government Relations.
US Catholic Conference
The US Catholic Conference is the public policy agency of the National Catholic Conference of bishops. USCC is organized around five committees: Communications, Education, Campaign for Human Development, Domestic Policy and International Policy, Unlike the NCCB committees whose members are bishops, exclusively, these committees include clergy, religious and lay people. Internships are offered in the areas of migration, refugee services and policy making. Duties depend upon the needs ofthe organization.
US Chamber of Commerce/international
Division
The US Chamber of commerce is primarily involved in trade policy analysis.
The Office of european Affairs is directly responsible for monitoring events
in Europe, including the emerging market economics of the former Soviet Bloc
countries, keeping its members abreast of the developments of the European
single market program and its implications for US business, Intern responsibilities
include: Daily newspaper clippings, research projects, assisting with EC publications,
attending and reporting on Congressional hearings related to Western Europe,
and miscellaneous research projects as needed.
US Dept of Commerce/international
Trade Administration
International Economic Policy East Asia and Pacific/Office of pacific Basin
is responsible for providing information and advice to the business community
regarding trade and investment with Southeast Asia, Austalia, New Zealand
and the Pacific Islands. We have a special need for an intern to serve as
our Assistant Southeast Desk Officer. Intern duties include working with our
desk officers; the intern would prepare reports on economic and commercial
conditions in the region and/or counsel US companies regarding trade or investment
opportunities, drawing upon extensive background information available to
us.
US Dept of Commerce/International
Trade Administration
Office of Africa
US Dept of Commerce/International
Trade Administration
Office of Europe
US Dept of Commerce/International
Trade Administration
Promotion Coordination Comniittee
US Dept of Commerce/International
Trade Administration
The Office of Latin America at ITA/IEP is responsible for business consulting
for firms that want to trade with Latin America, for Trade Promotion in Latin
America, and for international economic analysis. Interns in the office are
responsible for assisting the country desk officers in their responsibilites.
Interns will be assigned to a specific country/countries and field business
inquiries about exporting to their assigned countries, write an article for
the U.S. Department of Commerce magazine, Business America, analyze economic
policies of those countries, and prepare other documents for Department use
as required. Interns do some administrative work, but we try to keep that
to a minimum. Interns usually work five days a week, although other arrangements
can be made.
US Dept of Commerce/International
Trade Administration
The Office of the Pacific Basin, Korea and Taiwan Division is responsible
for trade policy and export promotion functions pertaining to the Asia Pacific
region. The intern will help ensure the smooth functioning of the office's
day-to-day programs, including advising business callers about Asian markets
and business regulations; preparing telegrams to US embassies in the region;
drafting correspondence and memoranda for senior Commerce officials; and providing
other assistance to the country of special projects, including preparations
for possible high-level meetings and negotiations, and writing articles for
Department publications.
US Dept of Commerce/Office of Energy, Environment, Infrastructure
Office of energy, Environment, and Infrastructure. Intern will develop strategy and procedures to indentify at an early stage projects globally which US companies could use to pursue funding through Japan's Office of Development Assistance.
US Dept of Education/Office
of Personnel
The US Department of Education establishes policy and administers most federal
assistance to eudation programs and institutions. Interns work in one of the
following areas: accounting, elementary education, grants and contracts, post-secondary
education, research, and clerical.
US Dept of Energy
The Department of Energy has the responsibility for ensuring that the US has sufficient energy to meet its future demands; for describing energy demands; and for planning and implementing programs and projects to move the country from its current state of energy management to the energy environment of the future. The student volunteer intern program provides opportunities for students to explore career options and gain work experience in their area of academic pursuit. Students may work a schedule that is agreed to by the agency and the academic institution.
US Dept of HUD/Office of Economic
Development
The Office of Economic Development (OED) was established in July 1990 to replace
the Office of Urban Development Action Grants (UDAG). The purpose of the office
is to provide a focal point for HUD's various economic development programs
and activities. The mission of the office is to manage these activities, including
the formulation of policies and legislative proposals and the administration
of economic development programs. Special projects/assignments will be given
to the intern to meet the needs of the Office of Economic Development (OED).
Overall assignments may cover a variety of subject matter and level of work
effort.
US Dept of State/US AID/Center for Information Evaluation
The Center for Development Information and Evaluation is a branch of the Department of State responsible for managing economic and social development assistance to third world countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. CDIE supports studies into the performnace of US A D programs abroad.
US Information Agency
The United States Information Agency is an independent foreign affairs agency
within the executive branch ofthe US government. USIA's mission is to explain
and support American foreign policy and promote US national interests through
a wide range of overseas information programs. Qualified college students
work in elements within the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the
Bureau of Policy and Progams, the Office of Research, the Office of Public
Liaison, the Office of the General Counsel, and the English Language Programs
Office.
US Public Interest Research Group
US PIRG is the national lobbying office for state PIRGs across the country. PIRGs are nonpartisan, nonprofit research and advocacy organizations that work on consumer, government reform, energy and environmental issues. US PIRG lobbies in Congress and before executive agencies, prepares research reports, and monitors corporate and governmental action. Student interns will work under the supervision of US PIRG's legal and professional advocacy staff in the following areas: representing US PIRG on specific issues before legislative and administrative bodies; preparing testimony for government hearings; conducting legal research; and working with media and national and local advocacy groups.
US Trade Representative/Office
of the US Trade Rep.
The Office of the United States Trade Representative formulates United States
trade policy and conducts negotiations with international trading partners.
The internship program is a volunteer program, implemeted throughout the entire
calendar year. In the past, the majority of student interns have concentrated
in the following fields: Business and finance, economics, international relations,
and law. Most assignments fall into these categories: research, writing, analyses,
statistics, briefing books, and reporting on hearings and meetings. Several
examples of past assignments are: prepared responses to correspondence, conducted
research for reports such as update of US-Japan trade issues, organized materials
for advisory committee hearings, investigated the impact ofchanges on a country's
political economy, and compiled data for a report on the discrepancies between
US and Taiwan trade statistics.
US-China Business Council
The US-China Business Council is a membership trade association for US businesses
doing trade with China. There are internships available working on our magazine
and in our reserach department. Some Chinese language or China studies are
required. Internships are nonpaid. Interns interested in working on the magazine
(The China Business Review) should contact Pamela Baldinger, Editor-in-Chief.
Ukrainian National Information
Service
UNIS' intern position allows students to learn about current issues and developments
in Eastern Europe in general, and Ulkraine specifically, while at the same
time experience how Washington's government and private sector operate. Interns
are exposed to different aspects of Washington (i.e ' Congressional hearings,
State Department briefings, press conferences, seminars, and educational forums).
Union of Concerned Scientists
The Union of concemed Scientists is dedicated to advancing responsible public
policies in areas where technology plays a critical role. UCS has created
a unique alliance between many of the nation's leading scientists and thousands
of committed citizens. Internships in UCS's Washington, DC office requires
40 hours of work per week and last a minimum of three months. UCS offers 3
internships each semester and during the summer. These positions are: Media
and Outreach intern, Outreach intern, and Arms Control intern. A stipend is
available.
United Nations Association
The United Nations Association of the USA is a national organization dedicated
to strengthening the United Nations system and to enhancing United States
participation in international institutions. General intern functions include
research, writing of papers or newsletter articles and attendance at Congressional
hearings.
University Research Corporations/Center
for Concern
URC/CHS helps business and government clients solve tough problems through
the application of innovative services and products. Their main concern is
people--defining, managing, educating and continuously improving the way they
work, communicate and live. Currently, they are serving clients in the broad
areas of training, human resource management, leadership and management development,
health education and communication and international development. Interns
are able to work for the various programs including the Health Education and
Communications Group, the International Development Group or with Primary
Health Care Operations Research, which is a USAID funded project to help developing
countires find ways to deliver primary health care services more effectively.
Visions in Action is an international nonprofit organization founded in 1988 out of the conviction that there is much that we can learn from-and contribute to-the developing world by working as part of a community of volunteers committed to achieving social justice in the urban setting. Visions coordinates volunteer internships with nonprofit organizations operating in urban or rural areas of developing countries. Visions in Action offers the following internships: International Administrative Intern, Fundraising Intern, International Research Intern, Public Relations Intern, and Recruitment Intern.
Washington Office on Africa
The Washington Office on Africa is a church and trade union sponsored advocacy
organization that works toward influencing US foreign policy towards Africa.
WOA seeks to support grassroots initiatives that foster peace and political
economic justice in Africa. Interns should be aquainted with African issues
and with US foreign policy. Interns are accepted for the Spring, Summer, and
Fall terms.
Washington Peace Center
The Washington Peace Center is a grassroots multi-issue peace andjustice organization
working for nonviolent social change in the DC area. Intems help us organize
demonstrations and educational activities, write brochures and articles for
our monthly newspaper and participate in all aspects of the organization.
Washington Workshops Foundation
The Washington Work-shops Foundation organizes environmental seminars for
high school students around Washington. Topics range from environmental issues
to diplomacy. We are extrememly interested in interns.
White House/Office of Presidential
Personnel
The White House has a number of offices that offer internship opportunities
for students wishing to learn more about the Executive Branch of the US government.
White House interns are given opportunities to explore the different attractions
of Washington, DC and to attend selected White House functions. The White
House offers internships in the following departments: Cabinet Affairs, Chief
of Staff, Communications, Correspondence, Office of the Executive Clerk, First
Lady's Office, General Counsel, Intergovernmental Affairs, Legislative Affairs,
Management/Administration/Operations, Political Affairs, Presidential Personnel,
public Liaison, Scheduling and Advance, Staff Secretary, and the Visitor's
Office.The White House has a very active intern program and can accomodate
most student schedules.
Wilderness Society
The Wilderness Society is an environmental conservation organization dedicated to educating the public, testifying before government, analyzing decisions and sponsoring environmental conferences.
Wildlife Habitat Enhancement
Council
WHEC provides corporations with technical assistance in initiating, implementing,
and evaluating wildlife projects on their lands. It encourages development
of programs that are ecologically and historically appropriate for the site
that also reflect the interests and goals of its clients. An important component
of the WHEC program is employee pride and respect from the community. Internships
allow students to assist with research and program development, corporate
opportunities with the Endangered Species Act and environmental education.
Wildlife Society
The Wildlife Society is an international nonprofit scientific and educational
organization comprised of professionals serving the resource management fields,
especially wildlife ecology and management Internship responsibilities include
researching conservation issues, preparing background information for use
in testimony or comments, attending briefings and floor debates and assisting
the preparation of society publications.
Women Strike for Peace
Women Strike for Peace was founded in 1961 when women, fearful of the effects
of radioactive fallout on children, called a one-day nationwide strike to
protest the atomic atmospheric testing being conducted by the US and USSR.
Our major priorities are the nuclear arms race, arms control, and disarmament;
intervention in third world countries; and related foreign policy matters.
Interns working with Women Strike for Peace are involved in lobbying, attending
Congressional hearings, and participating in coalition meetings and various
other briefings. Office and clerical tasks are shared among the staff.
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom
The Wonien's International League for Peace and Freedom was founded in 1915
and has a membership of 110 organized branches nationwide and internationally.
WILPF seeks to achieve by peaceful means those political, economic, social
and psychological conditions which assure peace, freedom and justice througout
the world. Because we use a participatory, feminist mode of decision -making,
interris learn valuable group process skills and benefit from an open and
supportive working environment. Clerical work is minimal, allowing interns
to become truly involved with the project's substance.
World Bank
The World Bank promotes economic and social progress in developing nations
by helping raise productivity so that people live better lives.
World Conservation Union (IUCN)
World Federalist Association
The World Federalist Association, is a non-profit, non-govemment organization
working ot educate the general public and policy makers of the world about
the concept of world federation and UN reform. We offer five types of internship
positions to college/graduate students and recent graduates who possess a
strong interest in global issues such as: international peace-keeping and
disarmament, environmental preservation, protecting human rights,and world
economic justice. Interns are employed throughout the year, normally for a
semester duration.
World Resources Institute
The World Resources Institute is a research and policy institute that helps
governments, the private sector, and environmental and development organizations.
Some of its main concerns are human and natural resources, economic growth,
and environmental integrity. Interns are primarily engaged in substantive
research and writing.
World Wildlife Fund
WWF's work is driven by a passion for nature, grounded in science and shaped by an understanding that addressing human needs is the key to all successful long-term conservation efforts. WWF's mission is simple and direct: the conservation of nature.
World Wildlife Fund/Traffic
USA
Owned by World Wildlife Fund but independent from it; Trade Records of Flora
and Fauna in Commerce is recognized by governments as best source for scientific
data monitoring trade in wild animals and plants, and products made from them.
WorldWIDE Network: World Women
in Development
WorldWIDE Network is an international grass roots organization dedicated to
helping women at all levels of society in their efforts in environmental resource
management and sustainable development. Interns would assist with administrative
duties.