Jobs and Internships

Job Opportunities:

Senior Associate - Nutrition Advocacy

ACTION Associate

Fundraising Events Associate, part-time, RESULTS Educational Fund

Deputy Director of Communications

ACTION Nutrition Advocacy Manager

Internship Opportunities:

Education for All Project Intern — Immediate

U.S. Poverty Campaigns Intern — Fall 2013

Global Poverty Legislative Intern — Spring 2013

ACTION Global Health Interns - Summer 2013

Development and Expansion Intern - Spring 2013

Operations Intern — Ongoing

Job Opportunities

Deputy Director of Communications

RESULTS and RESULTS Educational Fund (REF) is seeking a hands-on communications and media relations specialist for the position of Deputy Director of Communications to work with a dynamic team in Washington, D.C. The candidate will report directly to the Director of Operations and Communications, and work with other communications team members and program staff to develop and implement a broad communications and media strategy for the organization. Responsibilities include supporting RESULTS’ network of grassroots advocates in their media outreach; developing the organizations branding, online, and social media strategy; assisting in the creation of materials for the development department; and creating other written materials to advance the organization and mission as needed.

RESULTS is a nonprofit citizens’ advocacy organization dedicated to generating the public and political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty. RESULTS has more than 100 volunteer chapters around the country who are well known on Capitol Hill for their commitment and leadership on issues of poverty. Generating media is one of their key strategies for creating change. RESULTS also works with partners and allies around the world, including international organizations and NGOs in Asia, Africa, and Europe. RESULTS focuses advocacy and educational efforts on addressing diseases of poverty including TB and HIV/AIDS, increasing coverage of new and basic vaccines for children, achieving education for all, and expanding access to microfinance for the very poor.

This is a full-time position based in Washington, D.C. Salary and benefits package are competitive and based on experience.

Responsibilities:

Develop and execute multi-faceted media strategies for our advocacy campaigns.
1. Design compelling media pitches for television, print, radio, and social media.
2. Work directly with grassroots volunteers, RESULTS legislative staff, and international partners to determine compelling stories, personalities, newsworthy breakthroughs and statistics, and other hooks to engage media in reporting on the issues RESULTS works on.
Support grassroots volunteers in their work with the media.
1. Design group trainings and one-on-one support systems for our grassroots volunteers.
2. Work with our grassroots volunteers to develop effective pitches for their local markets and train them on the most effective ways of pitching their local media. Assist in pitching when needed.
3. Assist our grassroots volunteers in creating materials, e.g. op-eds and media advisories/releases.
4. Create media tools like editorial packets, sample letters and opeds.
Work with RESULTS’ Communications Advisor to deepen relationships with top producers, editors, reporters, and writers and pitch story ideas on a regular basis.
1. The successful candidate will come to RESULTS with existing media relationships. S/he will work to identify new journalists who will report on our issues.
2. S/he will pitch media on a regular basis, incorporating learning into sharpening pitches and measuring the impact of specific messages and media campaigns.
Develop effective communications materials.
1. The successful candidate will create communications department priorities such as media advisories/releases, op-eds, editorial briefing documents, online content, and fundraising and outreach materials.
2. S/he will assist with copyediting and quality control.
Develop an online and social media strategy.
1. The successful candidate will develop and implement a broad online and social media strategy.
2. S/he will also support our grassroots volunteers in their social media efforts.
Other responsibilities include, but not limited to:
1. Ensure brand consistency across RESULTS organizational and grassroots materials.
2. Manage RESULTS’ Webmaster and communications intern.
3. Represent RESULTS on coalition conference calls and at communication strategy and other relevant external meetings.
4. Oversee the monitoring, tracking, and filing of print, broadcast, and online media clips and manage library of b-roll, images, and audio files.

Qualifications:

Demonstrated passion for RESULTS/REF’s goals.
Minimum of five years working in communications and media on team-oriented projects, preferably in a political campaign or in a fast-paced international development or public health context.
Established relationships with producers, editors, reporters, and writers at top-tier U.S. and/or global media.
Track record of generating coverage in top-tier media.
Ability to train activists new to media work as well as enhance the skills of veteran media activists.
Exceptional writing and editing skills and ability to communicate effectively in person and online.
Dedication to detail, with experience in managing multiple deadlines and complex assignments.
Demonstrated initiative and flexibility. Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment independently and as part of a larger team.
Accountability to work effectively with staff and volunteers in the DC office and off-site.
Computer skills, including solid knowledge of all Microsoft Office applications. Experience with online Content Management Systems, specifically Expression Engine, a plus.
Undergraduate degree required. Concentration in communications, media, international relations, political science, or related field preferred.
Relevant graduate studies a plus.

Interested applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and 3 writing samples (press release, advisory, and op-ed) for consideration to communications@results.org by April 26, 2013. Applicants will be contacted by e-mail should their submission match the skill set required. No calls please.

Senior Associate - Nutrition Advocacy

Description

ACTION is a global partnership of advocacy organizations working to influence policy and mobilize resources to fight diseases of poverty and improve equitable access to health services. The partnership includes ten partners in nine countries, and the ACTION Secretariat is hosted in Washington, DC at RESULTS Educational Fund.

ACTION was founded in 2004 as a partnership of civil society advocacy organizations with the shared mission of mobilizing new resources against tuberculosis (TB), a disease that kills one person every 20 seconds. ACTION partners work in both donor and high burden countries and advocate at the local, national, and global levels.

Building off of its success in global TB advocacy, ACTION expanded its mission in 2010 to include advocacy for childhood vaccination and to improve equitable access to health. In 2013, ACTION is expanding further to include childhood malnutrition in its child survival portfolio.

To help lead the new advocacy area, the ACTION Secretariat has created a new position for an experienced nutrition and/or advocacy professional.

Advocacy for nutrition will involve being familiar and engaged with issues in Global Public Health, specifically those relating to Millennium Development Goal 4: to reduce child mortality. It will be highly advantageous to be familiar with broader themes in global health and development including knowledge around the interconnectedness of food security, agriculture, maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB, health workers in delivering care, challenges to service delivery in resource poor settings, as well as financial barriers to accessing health care.

This is a full-time position based in Washington, DC that reports to the ACTION director. The salary and benefits are based on experience.

Desired Qualifications:

Relevant undergraduate degree (Master's degree preferred) and at least three years of experience in malnutrition and/or global health advocacy; candidates with demonstrated experience in both areas preferred, international advocacy experience a plus.
Understanding of global health landscape and/or child survival, especially of international funding mechanisms and global institutions
Commitment to multi-stakeholder advocacy strategy development and execution
Ability for some international travel

Primary Responsibilities:

Support director and work closely with other internationally-based nutrition staff to develop and implement partnership-wide global child survival and nutrition advocacy strategy
Coordinate communication, including meetings, calls, and events, across ACTION partners and support partners to develop country-level advocacy strategies on child survival with particular focus on severe acute malnutrition
Support integration of nutrition work into overall advocacy framework
Manage relationships including international partners, allies and, as appropriate, donors
Generate summaries of nutrition-focused research, messages, policy briefs and help build the evidence base for increased investment in child nutrition.

To apply:

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until position is filled. Please e-mail resume, cover letter specific to this position, and two relevant writing samples (no longer than 3 pages each. You may submit a longer sample if necessary, though only the first few pages will be reviewed.) to action_jobs@action.org. Please include "ACTION Senior Associate - Nutrition Advocacy” in the subject of your email.

Applications without these materials will not be considered. No calls please.

Please note that we will not be able to contact all applicants.

Updated March 27, 2013.

ACTION Associate

RESULTS Educational Fund (REF), a nonprofit citizens’ advocacy organization, is the host of ACTION, a global partnership of advocacy organizations working to influence policy and mobilize resources to fight diseases of poverty and improve equitable access to health services. The ACTION Secretariat coordinates communication and strategy between 10 ACTION country partners.

The Secretariat is looking for an experienced associate with superior organization and communication skills to direct all aspects of this partner-support work, which includes coordinating in-person meetings, managing internal communication among the partnership, and broadly supporting the development and implementation of global health advocacy work across all topic areas, and especially strategy and logistical support for the childhood malnutrition portfolio.

The Associate role is based in Washington, D.C. and will report to the ACTION Director. It is a full-time position and may include occasional international travel.

Primary Responsibilities:

Project Support: Support Director, nutrition advocacy manager and team as needed on research, fact finding, literature reviews and other key areas for special projects including potentially work with multilaterals.
Events Management and Support: Coordination of events with the ACTION secretariat team, country and multilateral coordinators, and across country project partners, taking leadership on bi-annual all-partner meetings and offering support for the RESULTS International Conference. Includes conference/meeting planning; drafting and editing support materials; and primary support for strategic planning processes. Identifying strategic opportunities and campaigning moments and supporting the project lead or director by coordinating team-wide management of these opportunities.
Administrative/Executive Support: Manage director calendar and provide logistical and travel support for staff and occasional partners. Schedule and support team and partner planning meetings and manage follow up. Support director to improve effectiveness and efficiency of team meetings and processes.
Intern & Contracts Management: Management of interns/intern program for the project – to include recruitment, vetting, hiring, monitoring work flow, and development/mentorship. Accountable for impacts and added capacity of intern support. Manage consultant pool to include maintaining contacts, supporting creation of contracts and managing deliverables and invoices.
Communications/Material Development: Developing, contributing to and editing various materials, including update reports to partners and donors about project activities; briefings for meetings, events, and advocacy opportunities; strategy documents and implementation plans for campaign activities; website content and other social media content and high-level partner communications. Support for coordination of design and printing as needed.

The ideal candidate will have:

Undergraduate degree (required)
Strong writing & verbal skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
Full-time experience in managing logistics for multiple stakeholders
Demonstrated experience planning large-scale events or meetings, internationally meeting planning a plus
Experience working in global health or international development, with childhood malnutrition knowledge/experience a plus
Experience in policy and/or advocacy

To apply:

Please e-mail resume, cover letter specific to this position, and two relevant writing samples (approximately 2-3 pages each or a longer sample is fine though only the first few pages will be reviewed) to action_jobs@action.org. Please include “ACTION Associate” in the subject of your email.

Applications without these materials will not be considered. No calls please.

Updated March 26, 2013.

Fundraising Events Associate, part-time, RESULTS Educational Fund

RESULTS Educational Fund (REF) is a nonprofit citizens’ advocacy organization dedicated to generating the public and political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty. REF has more than 100 volunteer chapters around the country who are well-known on the Hill for their commitment and leadership on issues of poverty. REF focuses advocacy and educational efforts on addressing diseases such as TB and HIV/AIDS and other major killers of people in poverty, achieving education for all, and expanding access to microfinance for the very poor. It also works with partners and allies around the world, including international organizations and NGOs in Asia, Africa, and Europe.

RESULTS Educational Fund is looking for a highly driven, creative, and attentive professional to join its development team. The Fundraising Events Associate will report to the Development Manager and work in coordination with various organizational teams including operations, communications, finance, programs, and grants. He/she will provide overall support to volunteer fundraising activities with specific attention to the primary responsibilities below. Salary and benefits package are competitive and based on experience.

The ideal candidate will ensure fundraising targets are met by identifying and supporting groups to engage in fundraising activities and/or events. The Fundraising Events Associate will act as a key link between the volunteer network at RESULTS and other colleagues on the development staff team. The Fundraising Events Associate reports to the Development Manager, could be based in the REF DC office or off-site, and works an average of 10 hours per week.

Roles and Responsibilities

Provide coaching and support to volunteers across the country to host fundraising events.
Identify, cultivate, and support prospective groups for events.
Help identify key speakers, ensure proper materials provided, and support volunteers to meet local, state and federal guidelines for fundraising events as well as ensuring best practices.
Support volunteers to participate in annual fundraising campaigns.
Develop, update, and maintain volunteer fundraising tools, guidelines, and materials.
Contribute to managing a calendar and tracking system of all volunteer fundraising events and activities.
Serve as the liaison between volunteers and development and finance staff to ensure proper documentation, follow-up, acknowledgements, and overall donor processes for all volunteer fundraising events and campaigns.
Support and manage identified development activities at the REF/RES International Conference.

Staff’s Primary Skills, Knowledge & Qualifications:

Experience in working with and inspiring volunteers and donors
Expertise in planning and executing fundraising events
Knowledge of event fundraising guidelines a plus
Experience and comfort in delivering a financial ask for funds
Understanding of advocacy a plus
Demonstrated computer skills, including solid knowledge of all Microsoft Office applications
Experience working with donor databases, DonorPro preferred
Ability to meet deadlines and juggle multiple priorities with thoroughness, accuracy, timeliness, and a positive spirit
Ability to have flexible hours in order to join calls, morning and evening, with volunteers across the country
Willingness to work effectively and efficiently with interoffice and offsite team members and management
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Excellent organizational skills
Creative problem solving skills
Ability to maintain strict confidentiality at all times
Knowledge of social media a plus

Interested applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and one writing sample for consideration to development@results.org by April 1, 2013. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Applicants will be contacted by e-mail should their submission match the skill set required. No calls please.

RESULTS Educational Fund is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, religion, handicap, gender, or sexual preference.

ACTION Nutrition Advocacy Manager

Description

To help lead the new advocacy area, the ACTION Secretariat has created a new position for an experienced nutrition and advocacy professional.

This is a full-time, senior-level position based in Washington, DC that reports to the ACTION Director. The salary and benefits are competitive and based on experience.

Desired Qualifications:

Relevant graduate degree and/or 3 to 5 years experience in nutrition and/or advocacy; candidates with demonstrated experience in both areas preferred.
Broad understanding of global health landscape and/or child survival, especially of international funding mechanisms and global institutions
Commitment to multi-stakeholder advocacy strategy development and execution
Ability to travel internationally approximately 15-30% of the time

Primary Responsibilities:

Support Director to develop partnership-wide global child survival and nutrition advocacy strategy
Manage consultation across ACTION partners and support partners to develop country-level advocacy strategies on child survival with particular focus on severe acute malnutrition
Plan and implement multi-country advocacy campaign strategies in coordination with media, legislative and country teams
Ensure integration of new portfolio of work into overall project framework and keep objectives in line with overall partnership mission, vision and values
Work with Deputy Director to strengthen program evaluation and reporting
Manage relationships including international partners, allies and donors
Oversee production of nutrition-focused research, policy briefs and evidence base

To apply:

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until position is filled. Please e-mail resume, cover letter specific to this position, and two relevant writing samples (no longer than 3 pages each) to action_jobs@action.org. Please include "ACTION Nutrition Advocacy Manager" in the subject of your email.

Applications without these materials will not be considered. No calls please.

Please note that we will not be able to contact all applicants.

Education for All Project Intern

Description

RESULTS Educational Fund (REF) is a nonprofit citizens' advocacy organization dedicated to generating the public and political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty. REF has more than 100 volunteer chapters around the country who are well-known on the Hill for their commitment and leadership on issues of poverty. It also works with partners and allies around the world, including international organizations and NGOs in Asia, Africa, and Europe. REF focuses advocacy and educational efforts on addressing diseases such as TB and HIV/AIDS and other major killers of people in poverty, achieving education for all, and expanding access to microfinance for the very poor.

REF’s Education for All campaign is developing a new program to build a network of education advocates from around the world through collaborative research-to-action projects and utilization of open data sources. This position is based in Washington, D.C. and reports to the Education for All Campaign Manager.

Primary Responsibilities:

Assist in the design and development of research tools and questionnaires.
Support the selection process of program participants through drafting and advertising calls for application and reviewing applications.
Arrange venue, accommodations, flights, and visas for program participants.
Coordinate expenditures and payments in conjunction with the Finance Department.

Desired Skills and Qualifications:

This position could be part-time (15–20 hours a week) or full-time (40 hours a week). Candidates who can work full days (9 am to 6 pm) are greatly preferred. Part-time intern candidates must be available on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday or Tuesday-Thursday schedule for full days. Desired skills and qualifications include:

Completed B.A./B.S. or graduate students preferred.
International development experience or knowledge is a plus.
Office experience desired, preferably in a non-profit setting on a team-oriented project.
Excellent organizational skills and a high level of attention to detail are absolutely necessary.
Strong knowledge and experience with all Microsoft Office applications.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Excellent follow-up, time management and organizational skills.
Strong written and spoken communication skills.
Must be personable and able to work well with others.
Be a team player and hard worker, able to thrive in a fast paced, open environment.

All internships are unpaid though a metro reimbursement will be provided.

Any duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs.

To apply:

Please send cover letter, resume, and your availability (days and times) to Tony Baker at internships@results.org. Please include “Education for All Project Intern” in the subject of your email.

US Anti- Poverty Campaigns Internship

Duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs. This internship is unpaid and requires at least a 3 day/week commitment for 2.5 months or more. Our Summer 2013 internship positions have been filled but we are accepting applicants for Fall 2013.

Position Description

#1: Collaborate on strategic planning for both legislative strategy and grassroots expansion of RESULTS in the U.S.

Participate in weekly Domestic team meetings and help strategize on our U.S. Poverty Campaigns. This may include message development, grassroots expansion planning, and legislative/advocacy planning.
Participate in weekly staff meetings and other staff gatherings.
Attend briefings, conferences, and other meetings on behalf of RESULTS and providing the domestic team with notes and recommended strategies from such meetings.
Set up lobby meetings with members of the intern’s congressional delegation to urge action on our campaigns, and perhaps with other Hill offices where RESULTS has a presence in the district/state.

#2: Provide support to RESULTS volunteers via existing system of conference calls, weekly action alerts, and e-mail newsletters. Activities may include:

Write and edit U.S. Poverty Weekly Updates, Domestic Outreach Actions and Monthly Actions, U.S. Poverty Campaigns background webpages, action alerts, blogposts, and other written communications.
Provide materials requested by RESULTS volunteers to assist them in their campaign work.
Assist in planning and producing monthly conference calls (second Saturday of every month).
Participate in occasional evening training calls with our grassroots network.
Possible participation in generating media coverage that is supportive of our campaigns. This may include submitting letters-to-the-editor and opinion pieces, helping plan and organize issue-specific conference calls for editorial writers and other journalists, writing and editing background materials for media campaigns, contacting media outlets and providing them with necessary information, as well as supporting RESULTS volunteers in their efforts to generate local media.
Participate in grassroots support of targeted campaigns. Often RESULTS will construct a focused and intensive campaign to accomplish specific short- and long-term goals. The intern will likely be involved in supporting grassroots on these campaigns.
Potentially laying groundwork for starting a RESULTS chapter on a campus after the completion of the DC internship.

#3: Administrative work.

RESULTS will make every effort to minimize the level of administrative work for the intern. However, some will be required.

Desired Skills and Qualifications:

Demonstrated commitment to social change and political activism.
Good interpersonal skills, including a sense of humor.
Excellent writing and editing skills.
Strong research skills, especially ability to find resources on the World Wide Web.
Knowledge of/interest in anti-poverty policies.
Knowledge of/interest in legislative process.
Ability to motivate self and others.

Applicants will be accepted on a rolling basis thus early submission is encouraged. RESULTS Educational Fund is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, religion, handicap, gender, or sexual preference. Please send cover letter, resume, two writing samples of any length, and your availability (days and times) to Meredith Dodson at internships@results.org.

GLOBAL POVERTY LEGISLATIVE INTERN

Description

RESULTS Educational Fund is seeking 1 intern to support its U.S. legislative and policy work to support campaign priorities around ending global poverty, which include education for all, global health and microfinance.

This intern will:

Work directly with senior team staff to support overall project needs.
Prepare, update, review and edit fact sheets, website content, memos, correspondence, policy briefs, reports, press releases, or other written materials related to projects.
Assist research efforts (including literature reviews, data analysis, internet searches, etc.) and supporting the development of briefing materials on U.S. and global policy issues, TB surveillance, Education for All, foreign assistance reform, advocacy opportunities, etc.
Assist with staff travel arrangements and logistics for events, conferences, and meetings.
Support media efforts, grassroots activities, congressional work, and other advocacy activities.
Support U.S. legislative campaign efforts coordinated by legislative and grassroots staff.
Provide overall administrative support to staff and project needs.

Desired Skills and Qualifications

Experience and/or interest in international development/poverty issues and US foreign aid.
A background in Business Management, Public Health, International Affairs or other related fields.
Office experience desired, preferably in a non-profit setting on a team-oriented project.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Strong writing, proofreading and editing skills.
Strong written and spoken communication skills, including a good telephone manner.
Excellent organizational skills and a high level of attention to detail are absolutely necessary.
Strong knowledge and experience with all Microsoft Office applications.
Must be personable and able to work well with others
Excellent follow-up, time management and organizational skills.
Be a team player and hard worker, able to thrive in a fast paced, open environment.

All internships are unpaid though a metro reimbursement will be provided

Any duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs.

How to apply

Please send cover letter, resume, two writing samples of any length, and your availability for the spring (days and times) to Kirby Tyrrell at internships@results.org

ACTION GLOBAL HEALTH INTERNS

RESULTS Educational Fund and ACTION are seeking 2 interns to support its international partnership of advocacy organizations focusing on global health.

Interns will:

Work directly with senior team staff to support overall project needs.
Prepare, updating, reviewing, and editing fact sheets, website content, memos, correspondence, policy briefs, reports, press releases, or other written materials related to projects.
Assist research efforts (including literature reviews, data analysis, internet searches, etc.) and supporting the development of briefing materials on global policy issues, research and development for new tools, tuberculosis, TB-HIV coinfection, childhood vaccines, advocacy opportunities, etc.
Assist with staff travel arrangements and logistics for events, conferences, and meetings.
Support media efforts, partner activities, conference sessions, and other advocacy activities.
Support global/international advocacy efforts around the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria and the GAVI Alliance amongst others.
Stay up to date on campaign priority items, compiling daily clips and preparing short educational presentations where needed.
Provide overall administrative support to staff and project needs.

Desired Skills and Qualifications

Experience and/or interest in international development/poverty issues.
A background in Public Health, International Affairs or other related fields.
Office experience desired, preferably in a non-profit setting on a team-oriented project.
Ability to work individually in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks efficiently often with a lot of autonomy
Strong writing, proofreading and editing skills.
Strong written and spoken communication skills, including a good telephone manner.
Excellent organizational skills and a high level of attention to detail are absolutely necessary.
Strong knowledge and experience with all Microsoft Office applications.
Must be personable and able to work well with others

Excellent follow-up, time management and organizational skills.

Be a team player and hard worker, able to thrive in a fast paced, open environment.

Any duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs.

Check out our website for more information.

How to apply

Please send cover letter, resume, two writing samples of any length, and your availability for the summer (days and times) to Kirby Tyrrell at internships@results.org.

DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION INTERN

RESULTS Educational Fund (REF) is seeking a highly competent, enthusiastic Development and Operations intern for Spring 2013. This is an unpaid position.

Position Description

The Development and Operations intern will assist Development and Operations staff with a variety of duties, including those listed below. Duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs:

Working directly with Development and Operations staff to support overall project needs.
Preparing, updating, reviewing, and editing fact sheets, website content, memos, correspondence, reports, or other written materials.
Assisting research efforts and identifying foundations/ potential funders to advance program areas and supporting the development of grant proposals.
Supporting program development and expansion projects.
Supporting preparation and providing logistical support leading up to a major International Conference in DC.
Assisting with staff travel arrangements and logistics for events, conferences, and meetings.
Providing logistical support for fundraising and grassroots events.
Providing overall administrative support such as: phone coverage, photocopies and faxes, preparing envelopes for bulk and mass mailings, and setting up conference calls.
Support office manager in managing database of volunteers and donors, along with learning the donor database and mail-merge systems to produce donor acknowledgments.

Desired Skills and Qualifications

Experience and/or interest in international development/poverty issues.
A background in Business Management, Public Health, International Affairs or other related fields.
Experience and/or interest in grant writing or proposal development.
Experience and/or interest in fundraising.
Office experience desired, preferably in a non-profit setting on a team-oriented project.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Strong writing, proofreading and editing skills.
Strong written and spoken communication skills, including a good telephone manner.
Excellent organizational skills and a high level of attention to detail are absolutely necessary.
Strong knowledge and experience with all Microsoft Office applications.
Ability to clearly and effectively articulate ideas.
Must be personable and able to work well with others
Excellent follow-up, time management and organizational skills.
Be a team player and hard worker, able to thrive in a fast paced, open environment.

To apply please send cover letter, resume, two writing samples (no more than 3 pages), and your availability for the spring (days and times) to Kirby Tyrrell at internships@results.org

OPERATIONS INTERN

RESULTS Educational Fund is seeking an operations intern to support the Office Manager in daily functioning of the RESULTS office.

Organize monthly mailings to RESULTS/REF volunteers.
Assist in planning national conference calls with RESULTS/REF volunteers.
Manage ordering and tracking of office supplies.
Maintain various logs for internal business use.
Assemble materials for staff meetings.
Manage large database of volunteers and donors.
Prepare materials and packets for staff and guests.

Interested applicants should send a cover letter and resume with subject line: RESULTS Operations Intern to Cynthia Stancil at c stancil@results.org.

All internships are unpaid.

Any duties listed are subject to change based on interest and organizational needs.