Internships are non-paid. In most cases, course credit can be arranged. All applicants will be interviewed in person or over the phone. In San Francisco, the internship will focus on toxics, pesticides and clean water policy issues. The Sacramento internship will focus on both legislative and policy issues concerning toxics, clean water and preservation issues.
Students learn that activism and participation in the democratic process yield results.
Coordinating media events, assisting in preparation of news releases and opinion pieces. Coordinating grassroots campaign activities. Monitoring the progress of legislation Interns may have the opportunity to attend statewide program briefings and student conferences, where they learn more about public interest issues and political skills. Strong written and oral skills. Ability to take initiative.