Intern with ELM
We accept intern applications on a rolling basis. Here are some guidelines:
- If you are interested in a spring internship, we recommend applying by November 1st.
- If you are interested in a summer internship, we recommend applying by March 1st
- If you are interested in a fall internship, we recommend applying by August 1st.
Our preference is to have interns work with us for a minimum of 15 hours per week for at least three months. Internships are paid and provide an excellent opportunity to learn about how things work at a small, statewide-focused, fast-paced advocacy organization. If you are passionate about our mission and believe you would be a strong contributor to our team, we’d like to hear from you. Organization, attention to detail, reliability, comfort working in a fast-paced environment, and ability to work collaboratively as well as with minimal supervision are some of the top qualities we seek. All internships pay $15 per hour or count for academic credit.
Intern Positions
Offshore Wind Campaign Intern: ELM has a need for increased staff capacity within our Policy Team from January-September/October 2021. The intern would support ELM’s regional offshore wind campaign, New England for Offshore Wind, and manage or provide assistance with the following:
- Social Media & Communications
- Member Outreach & Engagement
- Administrative Tasks
Due to the nature of ELM’s work, additional projects or events may arise throughout the internship that may fall under the purview of the intern. The intern will report to Clean Energy Coalition Director Susannah Hatch and will work in close collaboration with Communications Manager Ellen Tomlinson and Coalition Partners.
Tasks
- Social Media & Communications
Manage coalition Twitter account
Track offshore wind news
Maintain OSW communications plan
Coordinate content with coalition members - Member Outreach & Engagement
Coalition partner onboarding – welcome materials, tracking
Research & Survey new endorsers
Endorser Newsletter
- Administrative Tasks
Note taking for coalition meetings
Website updates
Preferred Skills: Competitive candidates will have strong planning and writing skills and a keen attention to detail. Social media account management a plus.
Payment Terms
$15/hour
Up to 20 hours per week
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to jobs@environmentalleague.org.
Political Campaign Fellow: The ELM Action Fund is looking for interns to be part of our Campaign Fellows program who will help elect environmental champions and to build the power of the environmental community in Massachusetts. To apply and read more about this opportunity with our Action Fund, please visit www.elmaction.org/join-the-team/
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- Action alerts on time-critical issues in need of grassroots support
- Environmental news impacting Massachusetts
- Events in the environmental community–talks, conferences, films