Opportunity type
Internship
Cause areas
Institutional decision-making
Routes to impact
Skill-building & building career capital
Learning about important cause areas
Testing your fit for a certain career path
Increasing awareness of institutional decision making challenges in AI safety
Skill set
Political & bureaucratic
Policy writing
Research
Communicator
Collaborative problem-solving
Deadline
2026-03-06
Location
Washington, DC
Description
A paid, DC-based hybrid internship for undergraduates and graduate students interested in federal policy, Congress, and nonprofit advocacy focused on effective government.
- Policy exposure – Track congressional hearings, legislation, and regulatory activity affecting the federal workforce
- Research and writing – Draft policy updates, contribute to newsletters, and develop short policy briefs
- Stakeholder engagement – Attend meetings with congressional offices, agencies, and partner organizations
- Professional development – Learn how nonpartisan advocacy works and build networks across government and civil society
Eligible students must attend one of the listed partner universities and reside in the Washington Metropolitan Region; apply by March 6, 2026.
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