Our organizing intern cohort supports the ACLU’s organizing program, including national and state-specific campaigns. We seek to provide young organizers with opportunities to develop a deeper understanding of organizing, grassroots leadership development, and campaign planning and execution. Interns will have the opportunity to attend substantive meetings, events, and conversations on organizing, political campaigns, and broader ACLU work. This position will be directly supervised by Organizers within the Organizing Division and interns will frequently work on:

Key legislative and electoral priorities at the state and national level

Rapid response efforts for urgent and important social and political developments, as they arise

Supporting and scaling volunteer recruitment and membership engagement efforts

Interns will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience by working alongside members of our National Organizing Team to execute local and national ACLU campaigns by:

Engaging with ACLU People Power volunteers, supporting their work, and overseeing their leadership development

Providing insight on team campaign plans

Participating in volunteer and staff-facing trainings and webinars on key organizing skills

Drafting written materials for campaigns, such as email and text copy

Immersing yourself in distributed and field organizing tactics to grow your organizing skills

Taking initiative by identifying additional projects you’re interested in

Working collaboratively and respectfully with a diverse team of colleagues to co-create an inclusive and productive team culture

Spring 2027 Undergraduate Intern, Organizing Division - National Political Advocacy Department

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Qualification

Required

Preferred

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Company

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