What are the responsibilities and job description for the Intern position at League of Women Voters of Florida?
At the heart of the League of Women Voters internship program lies a clear set of objectives and goals to empower the next generation of civic leaders. Our program is designed to give students the unique opportunity to actively engage in voter education, advocacy, and community outreach initiatives. By defining our objectives and goals, we strive to foster a sense of purpose, direction, and impact among interns as they work towards advancing our mission of empowering voters and defending democracy.
Objective: The League of Women Voters internship program aims to cultivate a new generation of civic leaders by allowing students to participate actively in voter education, advocacy, and community engagement.
Goals:
- Engage interns in meaningful projects that contribute to the League's mission of promoting informed and active participation in government.
- Foster a diverse and inclusive environment that encourages collaboration, innovation, and leadership development among interns.
- Empower interns to acquire practical skills, deepen their understanding of civic issues, and become advocates for positive change in their communities.
Examples of Initiatives:
- Voter registration drives targeting underrepresented communities.
- Research projects on voting rights legislation and policy analysis.
- Educational campaigns to raise awareness about voter suppression and disenfranchisement.
- Community outreach events include town hall meetings, candidate forums, and civic education workshops.
Pay: A monthly stipend is given to selected interns to cover travel and meal expenses related to this internship program.