Internships/Prácticas
Paid summer reporting internship @ NY Times website
The position runs from May 14 to Sept. 1 and pays $500 per week. You will act as a news runner daily from the hours of 9 p.m. till 6 p.m. You’ll be on call at 20 Cooper Square to report stories as assigned by The Local’s editor, a visiting professor at NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Institute; you’ll also be working closely with the site’s full-time on-staff reporter.
Applicants must have proven experience in the field of journalism and a deep respect for the tenets of the craft. Graduate journalism students (including those outside of NYU) will be considered so long as they are exceptional writers with a proven track record.
For more info and to apply, visit http://bit.ly/fhGH0j and click on “Summer Intern at NY Times / NYU – The Local East Village (Journalism Internship)”
Paid political journalism internships in D.C.
CQ’s internship program is competitive. Interns generally come to CQ with a profound interest, and at least some experience, in journalism and/or government. Preference is given to juniors and seniors in college, as well as to graduate students.
CQ interns may perform a number of tasks, from covering committee markups and hearings, to attending policy events around town, to conducting legislative research. Past interns have worked with CQ’s specialty publications, including CQ HealthBeat and CQ Homeland Security, as well as with CQPolitics.com. During certain times of the year, interns may work with the team that publishes the biennial Politics in America, which includes information on each member of Congress. CQ also accepts interns for the online and multimedia teams, legislative tracking team, copy desk, and other departments, based on the skills of the applicant.
Summer interns typically work full-time, while interns during the Spring and Fall semesters typically work two to three full days a week. Many interns receive credit from their colleges and universities, depending on the rules of their institution. We offer competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package that includes a 401(k) plan, extended vacation, health insurance, and bonus schemes that recognize and reward individual and team performance.
In addition to their duties, interns meet CQ staff members from various departments, including several “brown bag” lunches during the summer. Interns will also make at least one trip to Capitol Hill with one of CQ’s reporters, who will show them the ropes and help them navigate the Capitol complex.
Application Process:
Applicants for internships should submit a resume and may be asked to submit at least two writing samples to the hiring manager upon request. In 200 words or fewer, please tell us about an interesting experience or difficult decision you’ve faced while reporting. Use the notes section of this application.
Before obtaining an internship, qualifying candidates will be given an interview and a writing test.
Applicants for summer internships must apply by January 31, and decisions will be made by early- to mid-April. Spring applicants should apply by November 1 of the preceding year. Fall applicants should apply no later than July 31.
Email resume and requirements to: jobs@cqrollcall.com
TV reporter job opening near Chicago
1. Prior television news experience
2. Strong Technical skills — must be able to shoot and edit (FCP) own work
3. Strong writing skills
4. Story telling skills
5. Organization and task management
6. Good presentation both on and off the camera
Local candidates preferred. No allowance for re-location.
Interested parties should submit a cover letter, work sample (via web) and resume to kwebb@nctv17.com. Please put job title in subject line. No phone calls.
Maine online newspaper hiring entry-level reporter
Email resume, cover letter, writing samples to Lance Dutson at lance@mainepolicy.org. No phone calls.
Entry-level reporting job @ U.S. News & World Report
• Assisting with the production of Web packages that include stories, charts, slide shows, photo galleries, and other elements
• Writing and editing SEO-oriented headlines
• Helping to develop social media efforts for the section
• Assisting with tracking traffic, keywords, and other online trends on major portals and other sites
• Coordinating with outside writers and contributors to generate content for the section
Requirements:
• A firm grasp of current events and strong news judgment
• Strong research and writing skills
• The ability to work on deadlines in a journalistic environment and manage several tasks and projects simultaneously
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• A demonstrated understanding of social media and ability to effectively promote U.S. News content on social media networks
• Working knowledge of HTML and Web production. Familiarity with content management systems
• Knowledge of SEO best practices and online analytics reporting via Google Analytics or Omniture is a plus
• Knowledge of image-editing software, such as Adobe Photoshop, is a plus
Applicants must provide 2-3 references and 3 writing clips in addition to résumé and cover letter. Please send all materials to tsmart[ay]usnews.com and include the phrase “News & Opinion intern” in the subject field.
Fellowship for young U.S. and Austrian journalists
After receiving a joint orientation session in Washington, D.C, the American fellows travel to Vienna and the Austrian journalists begin their fellowship in Florida at the GOP National Convention to report for their home media organizations. For six weeks, fellows will work at host newspapers, magazines, and radio and television stations under the supervision of an editor. The program ends with all fellows reuniting in Vienna for a reception and final program evaluation.
Print, broadcast and freelance journalists are eligible, provided they have at least three years of experience and a strong interest in U.S.‑European affairs. Foreign language proficiency is not required, but is preferred.
Deadline to apply is May 6. For more information, click here.
BBC offering journalism apprenticeships in Scotland
Duties include administrative support and office duties, as well essential tasks like taking tapes and equipment from one location to another. Possible tasks include booking travel, arranging meetings, helping to make content and more.
Deadline to apply April 13. Click here for more info.
Paid summer internship @ Entertainment Weekly in L.A.
EW’s Los Angeles bureau is offering a full-time editorial internship starting mid-May. The position pays $10/hour and will last three months. You must be able to work at least 30 hours per week. In addition to office duties such as transcribing, interns will have the opportunity to write for the magazine and its website, EW.com. We’re located at 11766 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles.
You must be heading into your junior or senior year, or have graduated within the last two years. Graduate students are also welcome to apply. Applicants should e-mail a cover letter, resume, and three published clips to john_young[at]ew.com. The deadline to apply is Monday, April 16.
Paid summer reporting internship @ NY Times website
A paid summer internship is available writing for The Local East Village, a website of The New York Times.
A collaboration between The Times and New York University, this online news site seeks reporters that are eager to produce lively, engaging, and timely stories about the East Village neighborhood in Manhattan.
The position runs from May 14 to Sept. 1 and pays $500 per week. You will act as a news runner daily from the hours of 9 p.m. till 6 p.m. You’ll be on call at 20 Cooper Square to report stories as assigned by The Local’s editor, a visiting professor at NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Institute; you’ll also be working closely with the site’s full-time on-staff reporter.
Applicants must have proven experience in the field of journalism and a deep respect for the tenets of the craft. Graduate journalism students (including those outside of NYU) will be considered so long as they are exceptional writers with a proven track record.
For more info and to apply, visit http://bit.ly/fhGH0j and click on “Summer Intern at NY Times / NYU – The Local East Village (Journalism Internship)”
Paid journalism internship @ BuzzFeed in NYC
BuzzFeed, a news site that focuses on what’s trending online and receives 25 million visitors per month, is offering a full-time paid editorial internship in its Manhattan office.
The person will work closely with editors of the soon-to-launch women’s interest vertical. The ideal candidate will have some experience writing, reporting, and researching at a previous internship or school newspaper. The intern will work with BuzzFeed editors on content creation and research. This is an excellent opportunity to see the creation of a new blog from the ground up and add clips to a portfolio.
Responsibilities: Perform photo or other research as assigned by editors of the women’s interest vertical. Transcribe interviews. Write short posts. Longer stories may be assigned depending on the intern’s interests and journalistic ability. Pitch ideas in editorial meetings. Take notes in editorial meetings. May be asked to update the editorial calendar or perform other light administrative duties.
Requirements: Previous experience in an editorial role at a school newspaper, or other internship at a magazine or website. Some blogging experience a plus. Overall eagerness and enthusiasm. Comfort with the fast pace of internet publishing.
To Apply: Send a cover letter, resume, and three clips to Lauren Lipsay at lauren[at]buzzfeed.com
Paid political journalism internships in D.C.
Congressional Quarterly, which publishes a variety of newspapers, magazines, books and websites related to political news, is seeking editorial interns year-round.
Congressional Quarterly’s internship program offers an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced news organization in Washington, D.C. CQ treats its interns like entry-level staff members — they don’t make copies, fetch coffee or answer phones. Interns work closely with CQ’s editors and reporters and have the opportunity to write stories and obtain clips that will help advance their careers. Several past interns have come back to CQ as staff members.
CQ’s internship program is competitive. Interns generally come to CQ with a profound interest, and at least some experience, in journalism and/or government. Preference is given to juniors and seniors in college, as well as to graduate students.
CQ interns may perform a number of tasks, from covering committee markups and hearings, to attending policy events around town, to conducting legislative research. Past interns have worked with CQ’s specialty publications, including CQ HealthBeat and CQ Homeland Security, as well as with CQPolitics.com. During certain times of the year, interns may work with the team that publishes the biennial Politics in America, which includes information on each member of Congress. CQ also accepts interns for the online and multimedia teams, legislative tracking team, copy desk, and other departments, based on the skills of the applicant.
Summer interns typically work full-time, while interns during the Spring and Fall semesters typically work two to three full days a week. Many interns receive credit from their colleges and universities, depending on the rules of their institution. We offer competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package that includes a 401(k) plan, extended vacation, health insurance, and bonus schemes that recognize and reward individual and team performance.
In addition to their duties, interns meet CQ staff members from various departments, including several “brown bag” lunches during the summer. Interns will also make at least one trip to Capitol Hill with one of CQ’s reporters, who will show them the ropes and help them navigate the Capitol complex.
Application Process:
Applicants for internships should submit a resume and may be asked to submit at least two writing samples to the hiring manager upon request. In 200 words or fewer, please tell us about an interesting experience or difficult decision you’ve faced while reporting. Use the notes section of this application.
Before obtaining an internship, qualifying candidates will be given an interview and a writing test.
Applicants for summer internships must apply by January 31, and decisions will be made by early- to mid-April. Spring applicants should apply by November 1 of the preceding year. Fall applicants should apply no later than July 31.
Email resume and requirements to: jobs@cqrollcall.com
Entry-level writer wanted for women’s website
The main qualification for this job is an interest and some strong opinions about the intersections of women and business and women and politics. Do you devour Forbes’ list of the most powerful women, but wonder why more ladies aren’t featured on Forbes “regular” most powerful lists? Are you ticked off by the fact that more women aren’t founding as many tech startups and aren’t making as money much on Wall Street? Would you like to opine on the latest words uttered by Arianna Huffington, Sheryl Sandberg or Indra Nooyi? Sounds like you’ll fit right in.
The secondary qualification is being able to write quickly and clearly on topics that you yourself think up/discover through the news cycle.
We’ll ask you to scour the web, the airwaves, and the pages of print publications for striking and original stories that highlight and raise questions about women in business or politics through the female prism.
In exchange, we promise you’ll earn many, many bylines.
The logistics:
• Applicant must be able to commute to our SoHo offices daily (or willing to relocate).
• This is a full-time position.
• Must be willing to work some weekend hours.
How to apply:
If interested, please attach ALL of the following documents to your application email to amy[at]thejanedough.com:
• A resume/CV, including references
• Any three samples of your academic or journalistic writing, each preferably in a different style (long-form vs. short-form, magazine vs. blog, etc.)
• A brief (one-page) cover letter explaining why your experience, knowledge, and personality make you the ideal intern for our site.
UN reporting fellowship for young journalists from developing nations
Young journalists from developing nations can apply for the Dag Hammarskjöld Scholarship Fund.
Fellows are based in New York for about 10 weeks and report on United Nations’ proceedings for news media in their home countries.
Applicants must be full-time, professional journalists between 25 and 35 years old, be employed by a recognized print, radio, television, or internet media organization, and have a good working knowledge of English. Additionally, applicants must come from a developing nation in Africa, Asia, South America or the Caribbean. Applications will not be accepted from the countries of 2011 fellows: China, Ethiopia, India and Nigeria. Fellows must be able to take a leave of absence of up to two months.
The fellowship will provide: round-trip airfare to New York; accommodations; health insurance for the duration of the fellowship, and a daily allowance to cover food and other necessities.
Deadline to apply is March 30. For more info, click here.
Paid 6-month sports journalism internship with Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos are offering a paid sports journalism internship. The internship runs from mid June through the end of the 2012 season, including playoffs. A monthly stipend will be provided during the internship.
The intern will be responsible for: updating website content, including daily stories, player bios and roster, game day content, etc; collecting player-related content, including Fan Q&As, blogs, features, video, audio and photos; preparing and sending wireless and email updates; and writing feature articles and news items for team publications, including Broncos Gameday and Broncos Magazine.
Applicants must be a current student or recent graduate and have a minimum of two years experience as a student working for a college newspaper, website, college sports information office or in a communications department of a sports organization. Web savvy, including familiarity with social media, is also essential.
By march 23, mail or email a resume, cover letter, references and published writing samples to Chris Hall (Email: chris.hall@broncos.nfl.net) in the Broncos team media department. Mailing Address: Denver Broncos Football Club (attn: Chris Hall), 13655 Broncos Parkway, Englewood, CO 80112
Paid summer journalism internship @ AARP Magazine in DC
AARP The Magazine, the largest-circulation magazine in the world, is offering a full-time, paid summer editorial internship.
The intern should have working knowledge of the publications editorial process and will write display copy and short items. The intern will also organize reader responses, research article ideas, write summary reports, and aid editors in other projects as needed.
Juniors, seniors, or graduate students in English, communications, journalism or multimedia preferred. Writing samples required.
To apply, send resume, cover letter, and writing samples to Margaret Guroff, Features Editor, AARP The Magazine, at mguroff@aarp.org or 601 E Street NW, Washington DC 20049. Application deadline is March 15.
Patch.com offering paid summer journalism internships nationwide
Patch.com, a nationwide chain of hyperlocal news sites owned by AOL and Huffington Post, is now accepting applications for full-time, paid summer internships where you’ll gain valuable experience working as a journalist.
As an intern, you will:
* Pitch and write stories
* Attend weekly editorial meetings
* Shoot and edit photos and video
* Cover town and school board meetings, court hearings and local businesses
* Attend community outreach events
* Execute social media strategies
Applications are due by March 15. In order to apply, you must be a junior, senior or graduate student or a recent graduate (May 2011 or later). For more info and to apply, visit www.patch.com/jobs and click on “Students/Interns: Editorial” and select “Intern” in the Position Type field. Patch’s editorial internship positions are located across the country, so be sure to apply to the one(s) closest to you.
Paid work-from-home political blogging internship
Topix, a news aggregation site and discussion forum with 11 million unique visitors per month, is offering a paid political journalism internship.
This person will be responsible for curating a high volume of short pieces for a new political product. Ideal applicants are political junkies with an eye for interesting content, a strong pulse on the 2012 elections, and a friendly, casual writing style.
FYI – We are looking for a remote intern in the NY/DC area to briefly train in Palo Alto, CA at the beginning of the internship, but work from their East Coast home.
Job Responsibilities:
-Curating & writing a high volume of short stories around political news and issues
-Keeping a sharp eye for interesting content and spinning it in a straightforward, engaging way
-Staying up on the news around the 2012 elections
-Supporting the editorial team to keep our content fresh, exciting, and current
Requirements:
-BA/BS from a top tier university
-Willingness to take on morning and weekend work when needed to follow the election news cycle
-At least one year experience writing (blogging or working for a college newspaper would be ideal)
-Sense of humor and personality required (non-negotiable)
-Experience curating content on social media outlets (Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Google+) a bonus
-Ability to see things through a conservative lens is a bonus!
To Apply:
Please send your resume, and a casual cover letter to jobs@topix.com, with the subject line “Editorial Intern.” For your cover letter, please liken yourself to something or someone — it can be anything, so long as it’s fairly accurate and creative! Also, please copy/paste a link to a news story on politics or issues you’ve identified, and tell us why you think it’s interesting.
Paid spring journalism internship @ Huffington Post’s Black Voices section
Huffington Post, one of the most visited news sites in the nation, is offering a paid editorial internship for its Black Voices section. Position begins immediately, is 20-25 hours per week, pays $10/hour, and is based in New York City.
The intern will learn proper news reporting style, construction, and newsroom ethics. S/he will be a key member of a team dedicated to providing authentic voices and views to today’s Black communities. The intern will be an integral member of the editorial team, supporting and executing editorial initiatives, including rounding up stories, working with photo and video assets, and assisting in the reporting of investigated pieces. The intern may also act on social distribution efforts, and may develop relationships with internal and external constituencies, including important content partners.
Applicants should have a passion for issues, events and people central to today’s Black culture and experience. They should be a rising Sophomore, Junior, or 1st year Grad student focused on Journalism, or Communications. They should be fluent in Microsoft Office and/or Apple Works suites, basic HTML code experience. They should also be able to quickly learn how to work with online publishing and photo editing software, and work well with data and metrics.
To apply, email your resume to caitlin.geraghty[at]teamaol.com with the job title in the subject line.
The Daily News
The Daily News is seeking college students with experience writing for a school publication to intern for the Metro section. Interns will primarily cover news events in the San Fernando Valley area, but will also take short rotations with sports, features and online. Interns will work three days a week for 12 weeks, from June – August, including occasional weekends. The pay is $8 an hour and the opportunity to receive a $1,000 stipend from CCNMA. Applicants need to send their resume, cover letter and 3-5 clips of news or feature stories that have been printed on a school or professional publication to Harrison Sheppard at harrison.shappard@dailynews.com. The deadline to apply is April 29, 2011
Multimedia Journalist – KNXV-TV ABC 15 – Phoenix
The Multi-Media Journalist is responsible for researching, writing, capturing, visual content and editing general assignment stories for multiple platforms.
Key Activities:
* Receives assignment or evaluates news leads and news tips to develop story ideas.
* Gathers and verifies factual information regarding stories through interview, observation and research.
* Organizes material, determines slant or emphasis and writes story according to prescribed editorial style and format standards.
*Shoots video and still photos to illustrate stories.
* Edits or assists in editing, videos for all multimedia platforms.
*Appears on television program when conducting taped interview or narration.
*Gives live reports from site of event or mobile broadcast unit.
*Write and produce quality news stories for multiple media platforms.
*Work cooperatively with photographer assigned to story, if one is assigned.
*Assist news producer in preparing newscast.
*Assist online staff in preparing for multi media stories.
*Report, write, capture visual content, edit and produce stories for multiple platforms on deadline, such as internet and digital channels.
* Knowledge and demonstration of editorial judgment, journalistic ethics and libel laws.
Requirements:
*Computer literacy required, including newsroom computer systems. Videography and non-linear editing experience preferred.
*Knowledge of broadcast quality camera equipment.
*Edit video on Final Cut Pro editing systems or similar equipment.
*Strong broadcast and AP style writing skills.
*Proficient at posting content to various websites.
*Self-motivated and able to work in a fast-paced deadline-driven environment.
*Valid driver’s license, good driving records and provide proof of insurability with company required insurance limits.
*BA/BA in related discipline.
*Generally 2-5 years of experience in related field; certification is required in some areas.
*Lift up to 50 pounds. Sitting, walking and standing. May require overnight travel. Schedule may vary and include nights/weekends.
If you have a link to your recent work, please cut and paste your link into your profile.
L.A. Daily News
CCNMA is again sponsoring an internship at the L.A. Daily News for a Latino
student. In addition to CCNMA’s $1,000 stipend, the Daily News will pay $8
an hour.
The filing deadline is May 3.
The Salinas Californian
The Salinas Californian, a six-day, Gannett-owned daily in Monterey County, Calif., is seeking a hard-working, versatile reporter to develop and report on news for print and online. Position requires strong writing and reporting skills and plenty of hustle. Must be able to understand and gather information on complex and sometimes sensitive topics, regardless of cooperation of sources and translate information into clear and compelling articles. Prefer at least two years of daily reporting or comparable experience. Requires good customer service and interpersonal skills. Spanish language ability preferred. Position is full-time and includes the full benefits package. Position requires a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, a reliable vehicle and an acceptable driving record.
Send resume to The Salinas Californian, PO Box 81091, Salinas, CA 93912. Fax to (831) 754-4214 or email to resumes@salinas. gannett.com.
Washington D.C Internship!!
***FALL 2010 – FINAL APPLICATION DEADLINE – JUNE 1, 2010***
****SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING AVAILABLE*** *
Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies in partnership with Georgetown University, Capital Semester – Political Journalism Track combines substantive journalism internships, courses for academic credit, professional development activities, site briefings and lectures led by working journalists.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the final deadline of June 1, 2010 for Fall 2010; students are encourage to apply early for priority consideration in admissions decisions and internship placement. The early deadline for Spring 2011 is October 1, 2010. There is a substantial amount of scholarship funding available, and awards are made based on financial need and merit.
Capital Semester combines hands-on professional experience in the journalism or communications field for 25 hours a week with a challenging academic experience. This fast-paced, residential program provides students from around the world with the opportunities to gain an edge in today’s competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand.
· Internships – Placements with top news and media organizations as well as communications and PR firms
· Classes – 12 transferable credits from Georgetown University
· Housing – Roommate matching and furnished Capitol Hill apartments in the heart of D.C.
· Guest Lectures – With Washington’s top print and broadcast journalists
· Site Briefings & Visits – At USA Today, the Newseum, World Bank, State Department and U.S. Capitol
· Leadership & Professional Development – Leadership, mentoring and career building activities
· Networking – Interaction with seasoned professionals and student journalists from around of the world
· Scholarships – Generous scholarships are awarded based on merit and financial need
For the application go to:
http://www.dcinternships.org/CS/about/index.asp
SIX-MONTH PAID, FULL-TIME INTERNSHIP AT SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE – WASHINGTON, D.C.
(APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2010):
A six-month, full-time, paid, writing internship is available at Smithsonian magazine in Washington, D.C., beginning July 2010. The job involves writing, blogging and producing multimedia for the magazine’s Web site and writing for the print magazine’s “Around the Mall” department. Candidates should have a proven aptitude for writing and Web-journalism skills. A recent undergraduate or graduate degree is a must. Please send a cover letter, résumé, contact information for 3 references, and 3-5 clips to:
Megan Gambino
Attn: Intern Application
Smithsonian Magazine
Capital Gallery, Suite 6001, MRC 513
P.O. Box 37012
Washington, DC 20013-7012
Scripps Howard Foundation Semester in Washington D.C. Program
The application deadline for the fall 2010 Scripps Howard Foundation Semester in Washington Program internships is March 15. Semester in Washington brings journalism students to D.C. for reporting semester-long reporting internships.
It is one of the few in Washington that not only pays a stipend but also provides free housing in furnished apartments. Recently, interns covered Michelle Obama’s obesity program kickoff at the White House, Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s confirmation hearings, arguments at the Supreme Court, a bill signing ceremony at the White House, debates over health care and climate change legislation, the status of Iraqi refugees, changes in the student loan program and more.
Interns report for Web-based wire and can report for campus or hometown newspapers or other news organizations. The interns work with an experienced Washington editor to choose, report and edit stories. Tour Washington journalism and government institutions and have guest speakers.
Our program is housed by the Scripps Howard News Service. The interns live in one of our furnished apartments near the National Zoo in Northwest Washington. The stipend covers food, transportation and other essentials. It is $2,350 for the 14-week fall program.
Interns must be undergraduates – juniors or seniors – in the semester they are in Washington. Far more students apply for summer than for spring and fall. Students with superior multimedia skills will be given preference over those without those skills.
For more details, visit our Web site: http://www.shfwire. com. Click on “how to apply,” and download the application form. Program dates and application deadlines for the 2011 programs will be on our Web site by late summer.
Fall 2010: Sept. 13 to Dec. 17.
Application postmark deadline: March 15
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Accepting applications for its paid 12-week copy-editing internship program. Successful candidates must be able to edit stories, cutlines and other content for completeness, clarity and tone. They also must be able to craft compelling headlines and cutlines on deadline. Most shifts are from 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and some weekend work will be required. Positions are available for college students or recent graduates for the spring semester, summer and fall. If interested, please send a cover letter, along with a resume and clips, to Ron Smith, assistant managing editor/news operations, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 333 W. State St., P.O. Box 371, Milwaukee, WI 53201-0371, or via e-mail to ronsmith@journalsentinel.com
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR 2010 FORD INTERNSHIPS AT DC WEEKLIES
Four Washington, D.C.-based internships at Spanish-language weeklies or at English-language Hispanic publications are available this summer and students are encouraged to apply now! The twelve-week NAHJ/NAHP Ford Blue Oval Journalism Internship Program, sponsored by the Ford Motor Company Fund, seeks to give students a chance to gain valuable training in covering local Latino communities and national Hispanic issues in Spanish.
Students selected will receive a weekly stipend, housing in Washington, D.C., and transportation to and from the applicant’s home city and the nation’s capital. Participants will also be part of the student training projects at the 28th NAHJ Annual Multimedia Convention & Career Expo, June 23-26, in Denver, Colorado. Registration, meals, lodging and air transportation between Washington, D.C. and Denver will be covered.
Applications must be postmarked by March 1! Don’t miss this opportunity and apply now!
**Application can be downloaded at www.nahj.org, it is available in both English and Spanish***
The Philadelphia Daily News
is offering paid internships ($530 a week) for the summer (10 weeks) for reporters and photographers. Positions are available on the city desk, in features and sports. To apply send a cover letter, resume, about a half dozen samples of your work (or a photo portfolio) and a list of three references. Material should be sent to Debi Licklider, features editor, Philadelphia Daily News, 400 N. Broad St., Phila., PA 19130. Questions? Call 215-854-5879 or email her at licklid@phillynews. com Please mail application materials. Deadline is March 1, 2010. Minority students are encouraged to apply. APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2010.
Internship Opportunities at LATINA Style Magazine
LATINA Style Magazine offers continuing internship opportunities in the field of editorial assistantships. Written in English for the professional Hispanic woman, LATINA Style covers business, finance, health, entertainment, and educational issues from a Latina perspective.
This position involves administrative tasks and editorial duties and is an excellent opportunity to learn the nuts and bolts of magazine publishing. The internship requires a commitment of at least 18-20 hours per week and is an unpaid position. Benefits include meeting credit requirements, excellent hands-on journalistic experience, and opportunity to publish in a national magazine, exposure to the magazine journalism industry, good contacts, and letters of recommendation.
Requirements for the position include excellent writing skills, good communications skills, excellent organization, the ability to work independently, and the ability to handle a fast-paced atmosphere with strict deadlines.
If interested, please inquire about the availability of the position via e-mail at gloria@latinastyle. com or via fax. If interested in other areas, such as the marketing or events department feel free to send applications accordingly. Positions open for the Spring, Summer and Fall semester. Applicants should send a cover letter, resume, and writing samples.
Address internship inquiries to:
Gloria Romano
Managing Editor
LATINA Style Magazine
1701 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 100
Arlington, VA 22209
Fax 703-312-7062
www.LATINAStyle. com
Long Beach Magazine
is seeking interns to assist with various magazine editorial duties and handle other projects as needed. The ideal candidate has an interest in working in the magazine industry and is a highly organized worker who thrives on efficiency, order and precision. The interns will assist editor by coordinating and compiling weekly events, overseeing the monthly shopping guide and managing daily and special projects as needed. Other tasks will include working on our social media sites (Twitter, Facebook) as well our upcoming redesigned website and e-newsletter. Long Beach Magazine is a full color, full-gloss monthly publication that celebrates the lifestyles of various communities within Long Beach and also includes fashion, dining and community features. A minimum of 15 hours per week is required. This is for school credit only.
If you are interested, please contact Editor-in-Chief Brenda Duran at (562) 366-2617 ext. 240 or brenda@longbeachmag azine.com
HISPANIC LINK NEWS SERVICE SPRING AND SUMMER 2010 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ( WASHINGTON , D.C. )
Hispanic Link News Service Foundation in collaboration with the Scripps Howard Foundation is looking for applicants to its Semester in Washington , D.C. Fellowship. It provides free housing in Washington , D.C. and a $2,300 stipend. The fellowship is a full-time internship that provides hands-on work and we expect you to be ready to run out and cover an event. There will be plenty of help available to help you get acquainted with the District, but reporting skills are a must. Multimedia reporting skills will also be taken into consideration. The deadline is Nov. 27 for spring and February 9 for summer. All applicants please send a one-page cover letter explaining why you want to work with Hispanic Link and why you would like to be a journalist, along with your resume and samples of your work to both Charlie1@hispaniclink.org and erick.geee@gmail.com. Interns at Hispanic Link are often sent to the White House and Capitol Hill, among other Washington , D.C. institutions, to cover news. Hispanic Link covers news, issues and trends involving Latinos throughout the U.S. The Spring internship runs from Jan. 11 – April 16. The Summer Internship dates TBD. APPLICATION DEADLINE: FOR SPRING 2010: NOVEMBER 27, 2010. FOR SUMMER 2010: FEBRUARY 9, 2010.
Mexico Solidarity Network Internship
Intern with the Mexico Solidarity Network The Mexico Solidarity Network has opening for an internship in our Chicago office. The internship includes some of the following:
Organize and travel on a two-week speaking tour. Each tour features a member of a Mexican social movement, including indigenous rights movements, human rights, urban housing movements, campesino movements and community work in Ciudad Juarez. The intern will schedule events at US universities and community-based groups, then travel on the tour as logistical coordinator, and speak at events on topics including the Mexico Solidarity Network and the history of the speaker.
Work in the Albany Park Autonomous Center. The Autonomous Center is located in one of Chicago’s largely immigrant neighborhoods, where we work with the Latino Spanish-speaking population. Interns will work with community members to facilitate English classes, political workshops, video nights, fiestas and cultural events.
Work in the Alternative Economy program promoting distribution of artisanry produced by Zapatista women’s cooperatives.
If the applicant has experience with web design, some of her/his work will be on the Mexico Solidarity Network web site.
The successful applicant has the following characteristics:
- Fluency or near fluency in English and Spanish.
- Ability to communicate across cultures.
- Experience in community organizing and/or ESL classes.
- Self-starter.
- Minimum six month commitment.
This is a dynamic, fast-paced internship. Interns assume full responsibility for projects under their direction. The position does not include fundraising and very little administrative work. You won’t be pushing papers or doing busy work. You will be part of a growing anti-capitalist community-based organization with a strong critique of neoliberalism. Interns are paid $500 per month plus housing, or $900 without housing.
Applicants can send resumes, a short writing sample, and dates of availability to MSN@MexicoSolidarit y.org.
