An internship at The Network/La Red can complement and enhance your skills and looks great on a resume. Not only does an intern gain experience working on a project, but also gains the knowledge of working in a small non-profit. All internships are unpaid.
Internships with TNLR Training
Interns interested in working with survivors, conducting community trainings, and or doing outreach will go through our comprehensive 60+ hour training. Applications are accepted year-round however interviews are held in August and September for the Fall Training and in January and February for the spring training.
What can an intern with TNLR Training do?
- Cover hotline providing support, crisis intervention, information, and safety planning
- Legal advocacy
- Research and maintain records
- Conduct community trainings
- Attend solidarity events on TNLR’s behalf
- Provide one-on-one support to survivors
- Do outreach at events
- Learn more about the inner workings of a non-profit
- Advertising & Multimedia Design
- Create new print ads, brochures, flyers, and handouts
- Maintain & update website
- Layout, design, editing, and proofreading of newsletter & website
- Research costs of advertising
- Special projects (Planned on a student by student basis)
Internships without TNLR Training:
What can an intern who doesn’t attend TNLR training do?
- Advertising & Multimedia Design
- Create new print ads, brochures, flyers, and handouts
- Maintain & update website
- Layout, design, editing, and proofreading of newsletter & website
- Research costs of advertising
- Special Projects (Planned on a student by student basis)
We provide support and ongoing supervision for all positions. People of color, disabled people, domestic violence survivors, and transgender folks are encouraged to apply. If you are interested in becoming an intern, please complete our application below.
Intern Application