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Qualifications: Strong scientific background and an informed interest in one or more of the following fields: environment, population, sustainable development, public health, cultural anthropology, or human ecology. Strong communication and research skills. Ability to work collaboratively and independently. Ability to communicate by e-mail and the Web. Responsibilities: The responsibilities are tailored to a persons particular talents and might entail: synthesizing existing research, doing further research, fact checking, abstracting, developing existing research into case studies, helping others prepare case studies, disseminating information about the Site and about particular solutions to meet specific needs, and helping initiate projects based on solutions in the Solutions Site. Interns based in international locations must have language fluency and understanding of of the local culture. Stipends: Possible stipends for interns working in international locations. Contact: Janine M. H. Selendy or Jo Yellis, Executive Director
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Internship Opportunities