The Early Vote Analyst will analyze early voting, ballot rejection, and ballot cure trends across battleground Senate races during the 2026 election cycle. They will translate findings into actionable written reports, dashboards, presentations, recommendations, and documentation for technical and nontechnical stakeholders.

The Travel Associate coordinates staff travel and on-the-road logistics for a statewide U.S. Senate campaign. Responsibilities include preparing and maintaining campaign vehicles, troubleshooting schedule and travel issues, communicating updates, tracking expenses and documentation, and supporting multi-stop trips and campaign events.

The Community Engagement Coordinator will recruit, train, and support advanced volunteers to steward and improve New York City park trails and natural areas. The role includes coordinating volunteer trail improvement projects, leading public programming, documenting stewardship efforts, and collaborating with NYC Parks and internal trails staff across the five boroughs.

The Communications Associate will create digital and print content, maintain communications platforms, support marketing strategy, and help tell stories about the organization's programs and impact. The role also supports fundraising campaigns, donor communications, events, research, and cross-functional communications projects.

This role provides executive and administrative support to the Chief External Affairs Officer, External Affairs team, and Action Fund Board of Directors. Responsibilities include calendar and meeting coordination, travel and expense processing, document preparation, board records and minutes, project tracking, event logistics, and improving administrative systems.

The intern will support enhancements to AI/ML and agentic personalization capabilities across digital channels. Responsibilities include reviewing content recommendations, analyzing web, app, and email engagement, evaluating content relevance and audience alignment, supporting experiments, and preparing insights, presentations, and documentation.

The intern will support the West Virginia team’s communications, community outreach, policy promotion, and event planning related to caregiving, broadband, fraud prevention, and financial security. Responsibilities include policy research, communications tactics, social media, team strategy discussions, and logistical support for virtual and in-person events.

The intern will support the Louisiana team’s advocacy, outreach, events, and special projects focused on caregiving, retirement security, and livable communities. Duties include policy research, drafting advocacy materials, attending community events and public meetings, contributing to communications, and assisting with remote and in-person programming.

The intern will support advocacy and communications efforts related to housing, transportation, health, and other quality-of-life priorities. Responsibilities include policy and partner research, drafting advocacy materials, creating social media and video content, coordinating events, assisting with volunteer outreach, and providing administrative support.

The intern will support advocacy campaigns involving voter engagement, Social Security, caregiving, prescription drugs, and other policy priorities. Responsibilities include drafting text messages and other communications, supporting reporting and presentations, improving activist email-response processes, assisting with Mobilize America, and contributing to email, direct-mail, fundraising, and special projects.

The intern will support AARP Delaware’s communications, volunteer engagement, and community outreach concerning issues affecting older adults. Responsibilities include creating social and video content, drafting and proofreading communications, coordinating virtual and in-person events, maintaining schedules, and posting events to organizational platforms.

The intern will organize on campus during the 2026 summer and fall semesters, including booking tabling spaces, working two to three tabling shifts weekly, registering and engaging voters, and potentially helping establish a student chapter. They will also complete training, report metrics through weekly check-ins, and support other regional organizing activities as needed.

The Organizer will lead regional voter-registration and volunteer-engagement programs across Texas, including on college campuses. Responsibilities include recruiting and training volunteers and interns, hosting events, conducting digital outreach, maintaining voter relationships, and tracking weekly performance metrics.

This two-year, early-career fellowship supports federal advocacy on international development, global health, nutrition, food security, and humanitarian assistance. The fellow will research policy, monitor federal action, prepare advocacy materials, coordinate meetings, participate in coalitions, and build relationships with Congress, executive agencies, and partner organizations, potentially as a registered lobbyist.

The fellow advises students and families on college and career planning, financial aid, applications, and degree completion while managing a student caseload and delivering workshops. The role also builds relationships with schools and community partners, maintains program data, travels regularly to campuses, and occasionally supports evening, weekend, and fundraising events.

The Fellow advises students and families on college and career planning, financial aid, applications, and pathways to degree completion. The role manages a student caseload, delivers workshops and curriculum, maintains program data, develops school and community relationships, and travels regularly to partner campuses during a three-year fellowship.

The fellow advises a caseload of students and families on college and career planning, financial aid, applications, and degree completion while delivering workshops and curriculum. The role also builds relationships with schools and community partners, maintains program data, and participates in outreach and organizational events during a three-year fellowship.

The Museum Guide will lead engaging tours and hands-on activities for visitors and Girl Scout troops at the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum. The position also supports front desk and shop operations, visitor assistance, program preparation, historic research, light cleaning, and other daily museum tasks as needed.

The William Randolph Hearst Fellow supports the Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation through research, writing, logistics, and administrative work for leadership initiatives, public programs, and convenings. The fellowship is designed to introduce students to issues in philanthropy, social enterprise, nonprofits, and the broader social sector, and may be completed remotely or from the Washington, DC office.

The Associate, Visitor Services will serve as a primary point of contact for guests and external stakeholders visiting the Obama Presidential Center. The role provides welcoming visitor support across information desks, greeting, coat check, access control, ticketing, crowd management, and special events while coordinating with other public-facing teams.

The Associate, Sport Schedules & Services will support detailed Games planning across Olympic and Paralympic sports, including competition and training schedules, contingency planning, sport entries, weather services coordination, and related documentation. The role also supports business administration and cross-functional coordination with internal teams and external partners such as international sport federations, broadcasters, timing providers, and Olympic and Paralympic governing bodies.

The intern will support Raben’s client services work across practice areas, including research, data analysis, report preparation, administrative support, and client deliverables such as presentations, memos, and briefs. The role also includes tracking policy and legislative developments, coordinating project logistics, and supporting internal initiatives, events, and special projects.

The Principal Gifts Team Coordinator supports the Director of Principal Gifts and a six-person fundraising team focused on cultivating ultra-high-net-worth donors for transformational gifts. The role manages administrative support, team systems, internal communications, onboarding, meeting and retreat logistics, annual planning, metrics tracking, and cross-functional project coordination.

The Investment Analyst will support management of the Foundation’s approximately $8 billion investment portfolio by researching new investments, evaluating managers and fund documents, conducting quantitative analysis, monitoring the portfolio, and preparing Investment Committee materials. The three-year analyst program is designed as a generalist training role with mentorship, CFA sponsorship, and professional development opportunities.