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I long ago stopped believing that most corporations and politicians had the good of the public in mind. We need independent groups like Food & Water Watch to raise awareness and advocate for ethical, environmentally positive laws.
Elise Zuidema
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Spring Social Media Internship- Washington DC

We are currently seeking spring interns interested in fighting for safe food, clean water, and healthy oceans.  This position typically runs at least 10 weeks, for 15 hours per week.  Current student standing is not necessary. We operate in a relaxed office environment in Washington, DC, metro accessible.

The Social Media Intern coordinates online marketing and Web communications campaigns on Food & Water Watch’s top issues. S/he is part of the communications department and reports to the Director of Digital Strategy.

Responsibilities may include:

• Website updates
• Social networking participation, community outreach
• List management and communications
• Research
• Coordination with staff, activists
• Online advertising
• Stats and reporting
• Campus coordinating
• Grow marketing ideas in the social Web/media arena
• Project management
• Administrative tasks

Requirements:

Strong interest in Food & Water Watch issues and commitment to social change. Interest in how social media and traditional media work and what is newsworthy. Interest in how media and communications strategies advance a public interest agenda. Excellent interpersonal, writing, and verbal skills are required. Seeking an enthusiastic self-starter and problem–solver who can handle multiple tasks at once. Experience in social issue organizing, communications, or journalism helpful.

How to Apply:

Please email a tailored cover letter, resume, writing sample, and 1-3 social networking profiles to internships@fwwatch.org (Subject: Spring DC Social Media Internship), or mail to:

Food & Water Watch
Attn: Intern Coordinator
1616 P St NW
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20036

Please be sure to indicate in your cover letter that you are interested in the Spring DC Social Media Internship.