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. A minimum 10 to 15 hours per week required. Local travel expenses can be reimbursed. Some small stipends are available, awarded according to need. Computer literacy is a must.
Specific dates coincide with school semesters and are arranged on an individual basis.
OSI established the fellowship program to encourage and support community leaders creating innovative public interest projects that address critical social issues in New York City. Each year, the program selects up to 10 individuals to receive an 18-month stipend to support the development of their project. The fellowship identifies and supports a diverse group of organizers, activists and social entrepreneurs who engage their ingenuity to remove social barriers throughout the city. Through the fellowship network, Fellows become a part of a growing community of service leaders exchanging ideas and resources to bring social change to the forefront of New York City communities.