National Youth Rights Association Summer Internship
The National Youth Rights Association (NYRA) offers a 6-week paid summer internship based in Washington, D.C., focusing on youth rights advocacy. Interns engage in activities such as outreach, research, and supporting the formation of local NYRA chapters. The program provides hands-on experience in campaigning for youth rights and contributes to meaningful change for young people.
Eligibility and Application Information
NYRA's volunteer program is designed for individuals of any age who want to help fight ageism throughout the United States. Volunteers can work independently or as part of a team, with the flexibility to set their own schedules and work from home. The application process typically involves submitting a résumé and expressing interest in specific projects or areas of focus.
Pay
NYRA's volunteer opportunities are unpaid. However, volunteers gain valuable experience in areas such as research, writing, promotion, and outreach, which can be beneficial for personal and professional development.
Prestige
NYRA is the nation's largest organization fighting for the rights of young people, with a history of challenging age-based discrimination and prejudice. Volunteering with NYRA provides an opportunity to contribute to meaningful social change and gain experience in advocacy and youth rights activism.