National Hispanic Media Coalition · 2 days ago

Digital Equity Policy Fellowship

United States

Internship, Contract

Remote

Intern/New Grad

$23/hr - $23/hr

Start in 2025 Winter

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Responsibilities

Assist in developing policy positions and orchestrating campaigns

Research and author policy memos and documents

Work closely with the Spanish Language Disinformation Coalition, Latino Representation in Publishing Coalition, and Latino Representation in Gaming Coalition

Represent NHMC at meetings with allies

Perform policy analyses

Draft impactful statements and opinion pieces as part of advocacy efforts

Qualification

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Political ScienceLawCivil RightsLatino StudiesTelecommunicationsMedia PolicyDigital DivideDigital EquityU.S. Government StructureLegal SystemsArtificial Intelligence

Required

Currently enrolled in or recent graduate (within the past 2 years) of an accredited undergraduate program

Ability to work approximately 24 hours a week

Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal

Ability to work independently

Willingness and openness to learn

Preferred

Currently pursuing a degree in or is extremely interested in political science, law, social justice, civil rights, Latino studies, telecommunications, technology, and/or media

Has a basic understanding of technology issues and their impact on Latines (i.e. the digital divide, artificial intelligence, and the importance of digital equity at large)

Is passionate about civil rights, social justice, and equity

Is interested in a career in advocacy, politics, or government

Has at least a basic understanding of the structure and procedures of the United States’ government and legal systems

Is firmly committed to advocating on behalf of Latinx and marginalized communities

Has the ability to represent NHMC in a professional, educated manner at partner/ally meetings

Can confidently and comfortably assert their opinions and take a seat at the decision-making table