How do I get an internship at amnesty?

How do I get an internship at amnesty?

While positions are unpaid, prospective interns are required to have NGO (non-governmental organization) and research experience in order to qualify. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and writing sample to [email protected]. For more information visit the Amnesty International website.

What college degrees would prepare a person to work for Amnesty International?

Employees at Amnesty International USA most frequently majored in Political Science, and most employees’ highest level of education is a Bachelors.

How do I get involved in amnesty?

Sign a petition, volunteer for us, become a member… Whatever you want to do, take action today and be part of a global movement standing together for human rights across the world. Have a minute? Small actions with a big difference.

Can I volunteer for amnesty?

Volunteer for Amnesty As a major campaigning organisation, volunteering can help us make a difference. If you have time to give, see if any volunteer roles here appeal to you.

Where do Amnesty internship programs take place?

Amnesty Internship programs are usually based at the International Secretariat (IS) offices in London, Geneva, and New York and occasionally in other IS offices. Internship programs tend to focus on our areas of International Law and Advocacy or are fellowships provided in partnership with universities.

What does Amnesty International do?

Amnesty International is the leading international organization dedicated to protecting human rights for all citizens. The USA chapter offers many opportunities to witness the important law and policy work that Amnesty performs to support those fighting abuses of power.

Where are your internship programmes based?

Our Internship programmes are based at the International Secretariat (IS) offices in London, Geneva and New York and occasionally in other IS offices.

Who is the current Secretary General of Amnesty International?

Agnès Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International, Paris, France, 6 April 2021. Agnès Callamard, directrice d’Amnesty International à Paris Amnesty International is comprised of national offices, international members and the International Secretariat.