Jobs

The English Horseback Riding Department Head is a seasonal position running from June – August. Camp Tapawingo welcomes 6-8 horses each summer, hires 3-4 Horseback Riding Counselors, and gives lessons to about 100 campers (beginner – advanced) throughout the summer. The primary responsibility of this position is to ensure and maintain safety as well as a high quality of instruction in the Horseback Riding Department area. Duties include but are not limited to daily management and coordination of horse feeding/care, …

In an international internship program organized by The Intern Group, you can build your resume with an internship abroad, at any time of year. Note that our program has a cost for housing and other services accompanying the internship placement, which are described below. The fee varies by destination and date; you can view the options and fee amounts on our website here. Fees are discounted for Pell Grant recipients and for many other students based on their school, honor …

Research interns write advocacy-oriented research materials exploring the impact of government surveillance technologies on civil rights and racial justice. Research interns also contribute research toward S.T.O.P.’s op-eds and conference proposals. Qualifications: Stellar writing skills and the ability to make highly technical topics clear and engaging to a broad audience. Research experience in an area related to S.T.O.P.’s work. Preference given to candidates experienced with surveillance technology, government use of technology, online privacy, or a closely related area (please explain). Current …

Communications/Social Media Interns will learn how to develop and implement social media campaigns; draft media advisories, press releases, and newsletters; how to conduct press conferences; and how to make communications updates to the S.T.O.P. website using content management systems Qualifications: Current enrollment in (or recent graduation from) an undergraduate or graduate program. Strong research and writing skills. Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and phone skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and major research databases. Clear passion for civil rights, privacy, or related technical …

Advocacy Interns will work to strengthen the organization’s relationships with grassroots groups in New York City with a focus on communities that are most impacted by surveillance and policing. They will learn how to establish and maintain relationships with local coalition and government partners, including the New York City Council and Mayor’s Office. Key projects will include creating advocacy materials for legislative campaigns and community-based education about surveillance, privacy, and discriminatory policing. Interns will also learn project management and tracking, …