The Center for Advancement of Public Policy is a small, nonprofit organization with a decidedly liberal orientation. The weekly, activist Washington Feminist Faxnet and the national Stakeholder Alliance are two of the ongoing projects of the Center. Appointed interns will work with the cofounders and principals of the Center, Martha Burk and Ralph Estes. Dr. Estes is a business professor at American University as well as a resident scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies, an author, and former president of the national Accountants for the Public Interest and of the Texas Civil Liberties Union.
Internships are uncompensated.
Normal working hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., but flexible hours and shorter schedules are possible. Applications will be considered at any time. Feel free to attach additional pages elaborating on your interests, goals, and background. A sample of your writing would also be helpful.