Build a strong foundation for advocacy and program development.

These projects support broader campaigns and policy work through detailed research and synthesis. Ideal interns are analytical, resourceful, and experienced in reviewing policies, reports, and primary sources. Understanding of Native sovereignty and the ability to connect information to real-world impact is important.

Skills You’ll Use:

• Policy and program research
• Data synthesis
• Critical analysis
• Issue framing
  
  

Current Projects:

• Research and cite Native adoption practices
• Research and create a database of attacks on Sacred places
• 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