Jobs at ICCR:

Internships at ICCR:

Internship Contact:

Nadira Narine
Associate Program Director / ICCR Internship Coordinator
475 Riverside Drive, Suite 1842
New York, NY 10115
212-870-2275
nnarine@iccr.org

ICCR 2008 Everett Internships
Status: Stipend provided
Timeframe: 10 weeks, full-time, Summer 2008

ICCR is pleased to offer three summer internships through the Everett Public Service Internship program. The internships are available to students enrolled in U.S. educational institutions, and carry a stipend of $280 per week for ten weeks. Areas of concentration include energy & environment, access to healthcare, human rights, corporate governance, and militarism & violence. Interns will assist with research on ICCR issues and help organize special events.

The application submission deadline for 2008 Everett Internship placements has now closed. Please see below for other opportunities to intern with ICCR this year.

ICCR Unpaid Internships
In addition to the Everett Summer Internships, there are opportunities for unpaid interns who wish to hone their skills and gain experience by working in a progressive nonprofit environment. These internships may be in any of the fields above, or in communications or fund development, and are available during the academic year as well as the summer. You may be eligible for an unpaid internship if you are:
" taking a college or graduate course relevant to ICCR's work,
" willing and able to dedicate no less than eight hours per week for no less than 4 months or 1 semester,
" write clearly and convincingly,
" are capable of learning software programs quickly.
If you are interested in applying for one of these positions, send your resume and cover letter, indicating your availability and suitability, with the subject line 'Unpaid Intern' to nnarine@iccr.org.

ICCR Communications Internship
Status: Unpaid
Timeframe: Minimum commitment of 3 months (may be extended upon intern request), intern must commit to at least 8 hours per week.
Start Date: Spring term 2008

This internship is ideal for a journalism major with an interest in business news. The successful applicant will be conscientious and detail-oriented; will have excellent research skills, proficiency with web-based applications, and excellent writing skills. The intern will assist in the creation of content for an online newsletter directed at the socially responsible investment community. He or she will also work directly with the Director of Publications and Website in adding content to our database of shareholder research. Excellent language skills are a must; proficiency with or a willingness to learn publishing software is also required. This position will have three main responsibilities:

1. Assisting with online newsletter.
2. Adding content to the shareholder action research database.
3. Creating an online photo archive.