The National Labor Committee is a dynamic non-profit dedicated to ending child labor and sweatshop abuses. Through creative grassroots and media campaigns we pressure American corporations to respect human, worker and women s rights in the global economy. The National Labor Committee is looking for highly motivated interns to assist in all aspects of major research and campaign projects relating to international worker rights and global trade. Internships with the NLC offer a unique opportunity for students interested in globalization, worker and human rights and social justice. Interns can learn and sharpen skills in strategic corporate research, campaign development, grassroots outreach, organizational development and lots more.
Internships vary and can be tailored to suit the needs and interests of specific students.
Flexible Hours Scheduling can be worked out on an individual basis. A minimum of two to three full-time days is required. Some small stipends are available, awarded according to need. Local travel expenses can be reimbursed. College or university credit can be arranged.