Government Affairs and Public Policy Spring Intern

The organization is seeking a Government Affairs and Public Policy Spring Intern to support its initiatives in monitoring and analyzing legislative and regulatory developments. The intern will track legislative trends, conduct research on public policy issues, and draft memoranda and reports based on congressional hearings and executive branch meetings. Candidates should be pursuing a four-year college degree and have a demonstrated interest in legislative affairs or political science, with Capitol Hill experience being a plus. This hybrid internship requires a commitment of approximately 20-25 hours per week during the academic semester, with an anticipated pay of $20 per hour.