Policy Research Intern (Unpaid)

The organization seeks a Policy Research Intern to support its mission of improving children's health through informed policy development. This unpaid position involves working closely with senior analysts and attending weekly research meetings, where the intern will assist with various projects, including drafting policy briefs, editing manuscripts, and conducting literature reviews. Ideal candidates are college graduates or current graduate students in public health or public policy, possessing strong writing skills and previous research experience. A commitment of 10-16 hours per week during the school year or 20 hours per week in the summer is required.