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ONE DC Seeking Spring Organizing & Admin Interns

ONE DC is seeking creative and dynamic individuals with a genuine interest in getting on-the-ground experience with community organizing around economic & racial justice issues, as well as a strong desire to learn, grow, and contribute to social change and community-building campaigns.

We are currently seeking interns to support our on-going campaigns and administrative work.

Organizing Intern Responsibilities

  • Help recruit and develop relationships with ONE DC members by conducting outreach via phone banking, one-on-one visits, and neighborhood door-knocking throughout the District.
  • Help develop leadership capacity of ONE DC members
  • Research economic and racial justice issues and legislation related to the Black Workers Center, People's Platform, Right to Income, or Right to Housing campaigns.
  • Attend staff meetings and strategizing sessions
  • Assist with facilitation and planning of ONE DC organizational and campaign events and popular education workshops
  • Track organizing and outreach efforts through data entry into Nation Builder contact database.
  • Help develop and/or edit outreach materials such as flyers, email blasts, and social media post

Administrative Intern Responsibilities

  • Update ONE DC database (Nation Builder) to track membership, donations, and attendance at events.
  • Assist with communications through social media, email blasts, and website updates
    • Help edit email blasts and monthly e-newsletter
    • Edit & publish website, Facebook, Twitter posts
  • Attend ONE DC staff meetings and take notes or facilitate as needed
  • Assist with facilitation and planning of ONE DC organizational and campaign events and popular education workshops
  • Assist with outreach for organizing, meetings, and events
    • Phone banking
    • Outreach Days

To apply, please email [email protected] with a resume and cover letter. Include how you heard about ONE DC and why you are interested in joining the organization.

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