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Communications & Partnerships Intern
International Justice Mission. Support IJM Headquarters and national staff in guiding how the organization communicates its work around the world .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates strong communication and organizational skills, with a focus on content development, research, and public relations. Proficient in creating compelling narratives and managing promotional materials while maintaining fluency in Spanish for effective outreach in Latin America.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Content DevelopmentPublic RelationsFluency In SpanishOrganizational SkillsNetworking With NGOs
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Hard Skills
Content CreationResearchFact-CheckingPress Release WritingField ResearchData AnalysisEvent ManagementDocument DevelopmentStorytellingCommunications Strategy
Soft Skills
Interpersonal SkillsLeadershipCollaborationAdaptabilityAttention To Detail
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft WordMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft OutlookWindowsWindows XP
Industry Keywords
CommunicationsMediaPublic RelationsEvent ManagementNGOsCBOsFaith-Based Communities
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support IJM Headquarters and national staff in guiding how the organization communicates its work around the world
- Source and develop compelling content from IJM field offices
- Identify and develop stories and news items for News from the Field, IJM Justice Briefings, Quarterly Reports, web updates, fundraising pieces, PowerPoint presentations, and IJM speeches
- Check facts and conduct research to place IJM work into regional and global context
- Maintain files of relevant newspaper and internet articles
- Conduct field research and write issue-focused stories highlighting IJM’s work
- Research, compile, and analyze communications information for the office
- Arrange interviews and establish contacts with entities, civil servants, and social/media operators
- Develop documents based on studies, surveys, and interviews
- Serve as an internal reporter capturing stories and news items describing IJM’s work
- Draft press releases after significant events for local media
- Create and maintain press release lists with local and national newspapers and magazines
- Secure opportunities for IJM to conduct training for churches, community leaders, and the general population
- Maintain promotional materials, inventory, and ledger
- Support execution and promotional materials for key events
- Provide other departmental support as needed
Requirements
What you’ll need- Internship: Bachelor's degree
- Internship: At least one prior professional internship experience or significant leadership experience in extracurricular, campus, volunteer, or community-based organizations
- Internship: Organizational and administrative skills
- Internship: Knowledge of Microsoft software and Windows strongly preferred
- Internship/Fellowship: Fluency in Spanish required for Latin America offices
- Fellowship: Three or more years of relevant professional experience and/or a graduate degree
- Fellowship: Prior work experience in Communications, Media, Public Relations, and/or Event Management
- Fellowship: Knowledge of Windows, Microsoft Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Windows XP
- Fellowship: Experience networking with International and National NGOs, CBOs, faith-based communities, and local government
- Mature orthodox Christian faith, as defined by the Apostles’ Creed
- Background check, police clearance, and thorough review of references required with an employment offer and/or employment contract
- Ability to provide a resume, cover letter, and statement of faith in one PDF document
Benefits
Comp & perks- Monthly volunteer stipend to help defray expenses related to participating in the internship program; not an hourly wage or wages paid for services
- 12-month program duration from June 2027 to May 2028