Spring ACS Intern

The American Constitution Society (ACS) seeks a dynamic, collaborative, and driven student to serve as the Spring ACS Intern. Reporting to the VP of Communications and VP of Strategic Engagement and collaborating with all levels of the ACS team, the ACS Intern has a unique opportunity to support ambitious goals and contribute to progressive legal reform. Candidates must be able to receive credit towards their major and/or be earning a stipend from a university program. ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES Researching location and registration requirements for legal and judicial conferences. Updating contact information for key individuals and partner organizations. Providing administrative support for events, such as judicial convenings and trainings. Create original graphics for use in social media posts and printed materials. Support ACS 2027 National Convention work, including assisting with the creation of promotional materials, printed materials, and the networking directory. Assist with the research and writing of press releases. Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: Desired qualities and background include: Experience building and expanding relationships with diverse constituencies, both internal and external. Commitment to ACS’s mission and vision, experience in the pro-democracy field a plus Excellent writing and communication and collaboration skills. Strategic thinker with organizational, project management, and problem-solving skills Experience with Canva, PowerPoint, WordPress, and social media platforms. Experience working with Adobe application and/or HTML a plus. Possess a command of cultural sensitivity and value and embrace cultural, political, and social differences. The ACS Intern will contribute to an environment that encourages diversity, equity, and inclusion. Strong professional ethics, transparency, integrity, and accountability in all actions. Self-motivation/ability to work independently. ACS values a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. ACS encourages applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, citizenship, disability, and veteran status. Former government employees are encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr American Constitution Society