Justice + Joy National Collaborative Policy & Advocacy Internship Spring 2027

The Justice + Joy National Collaborative Policy & Advocacy Internship is a remote internship for undergraduate and graduate students, focused on federal policy research, legislative advocacy, and national advocacy initiatives addressing gender and racial justice, with a particular emphasis on young mothers. The program runs January–May 2027, with a $2,500 stipend and potential academic credit where applicable, and includes opportunities to participate in congressional advocacy events in Washington, D.C. Travel, lodging and meals for the advocacy event are covered by the organization.

Professional policy research and legislative analysis experience; mentorship; potential academic credit; portfolio-ready writing samples; exposure to national policy processes; opportunities to participate in congressional advocacy events.

Open to current undergraduate and graduate students from a range of academic disciplines with interest in public policy, advocacy and social justice.