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content development

Craft stories and educational tools that reflect Native voices and truth.

\This category involves writing, editing, and designing materials for public education and advocacy. Ideal interns are strong communicators with experience in clear, accessible writing. Familiarity with Native issues, sovereignty, and cultural humility is essential.

Skills You’ll Use:
  • Writing and editing
  • Message framing
  • Storytelling for advocacy
  • Audience engagement

Current Projects:
  • Draft articles connected to the Association’s history
  • Create a toolkit for those who wish to change their schools Native "themed" mascot to support advocacy and public education
  • Wikipedia page update
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How to Apply

​To apply, please submit all three required items below to [email protected]:

​1. Cover letter including the following:
  • which project area you would like to support
  • how your skills and experience can support the Association's work
  • your desired start and end dates
  • how many hours per week you would like to commit to your internship

​2. Resumé

3. Writing Sample
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