Summer Public Policy Intern

The organization is seeking a Summer Public Policy Intern to join its Public Policy Team, focusing on the intersection of developmental science and federal policy. This unpaid internship, which offers course credit, is ideal for undergraduate students in their junior or senior years, or recent graduates with a strong interest in public policy and advocacy related to children and families. Responsibilities include supporting congressional meetings, drafting policy communications, and assisting with project management and member engagement. Candidates should possess strong communication skills, organizational abilities, and familiarity with Microsoft Office, and be able to work both independently and collaboratively.