The internship requires 15 hours a week for a minimum of ten weeks. Interns are accepted for fall, spring, and summer. Zero Population Growth has internships in Washington, D.C. for college graduates, graduate students and undergraduates. Interns assist staff with research needed for publications, development of teaching materials, and correspondence. They also attend hearings and participate in a broad range of activities for the organization.
Internships are for six months.
Applications for January must be received by October 1 and for July by April 1. Examples include Tenants Buildiing Bridges, Inc. and programs dealing with the abandonment, condemnation, and destruction of inner city structures, community economic development initiatives, and the Inner City Coalition for Selective Development. Resources for the Future specializes in research, policy analysis and public education on environmental, energy, and natural resource issues. It offers paid summer internships for graduate and outstanding undergraduate students. Students interested in applying should see Dr. Margaret Hrezo.