Communications - Media and Publications Intern, Fall 2026

Communications – Media and Publications Intern, Fall 2026 Communications – Media and Publications Intern, Fall 2026 Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all. Building upon its highly respected place in the field, and supported by a committed and talented team, PHR seeks a Communications – Media and Publications Intern. Location : New York, New York (Remote) Reports to : DirectorofCommunications Organizational Overview Physicians for Human Rights was founded in 1986 by five physicians who were united in the belief that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to prevent harm and promote respect for human rights. Since its founding, PHR has built a long and distinguished record of accomplishment by conducting groundbreaking investigations and advocacy, in concert with strategic partners. PHR’s approach includes extensive documentation of the use of illegal and inhumane weapons in armed conflicts, attacks on civilians, and the physical and psychological impacts of torture and sexual violence as a weapon of war. Other core activities include protecting the rights of those seeking asylum in the United States, the human rights implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, and halting attacks on medical facilities and frontline health professionals. Internship Description The communications – media and publications internship is ideal for a student seeking a hands-on opportunity to work on media relations, online communications, and research and publications. The intern will work as an integral part of PHR’s communications team to help with materials and messaging for PHR’s mission and work. The communications intern will attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out the learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring. PHR offers stipends to student interns. The specific stipend amount will bedeterminedby the average number of hours worked by the intern per week. Details willbe furtherprovided during the interview process. Duties and Responsibilities Track relevant news stories on human rights violations around the world. Research, write, proofread, and copy-edit social media, blog posts, web content, newsletter articles, press releases, and other communications materials. Run reports anduseto track website traffic and online ad campaigns. Track PHR’s media coverage and compile and organize media lists. Research journalists and outlets covering topics and regions related to PHR’s work. Qualifications and Experience Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study specializing in communications, journalism, international relations, or other relevant major Interest in communications work in a nonprofit setting Familiarity with Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite Superior organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability tofacilitatea project from start to finish Excellent written and verbal communication skills Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally Mature judgment, confidentiality, and capacity to work independently Sense of humor a plus Location and Hours The internship will follow a remote work model. We welcome applications from candidateslocatedoutof state. Hours can be flexible to accommodatedifferent typesof schedules. The internship will commence in September with at least a 12-week commitment. #J-18808-Ljbffr Southern Arkansas University