Seeking candidates with a strong commitment to systems change, exceptional interpersonal and project management skills, ability to translate technical information, and dedication to racial equity. Preferred qualifications include a Master’s Degree or related field experience, lived experience in the criminal legal system, and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.

The intern will conduct desk research on non-carceral approaches to domestic violence, build relationships with service providers, disseminate findings, and collaborate with various teams at Vera Institute of Justice to inform DGBV advocacy efforts.

Legal

Government & Politics

United States

New York

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Vera Institute of Justice

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<ul><li>The Intern will assist the Disrupting Gender-Based Project (DGBV) team with research and education on non-carceral and community-centered approaches to safety. The Intern will gain considerable knowledge in the emerging best practices for domestic violence response and gain exposure to key movement players such as coalitions and service providers. At the end of the internship, the Intern will have experience engaging with domestic violence stakeholders across&nbsp;New York, preparing educational materials for advocacy purposes, and working collaboratively across teams within Vera.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Currently Studying

Undergraduate

The Intern will assist the Disrupting Gender-Based Project (DGBV) team with research and education on non-carceral and community-centered approaches to safety. The Intern will gain considerable knowledge in the emerging best practices for domestic violence response and gain exposure to key movement players such as coalitions and service providers. At the end of the internship, the Intern will have experience engaging with domestic violence stakeholders across New York, preparing educational materials for advocacy purposes, and working collaboratively across teams within Vera. 

Summer 2024 – Intern, Gender-Based Violence

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Responsibilities

Vera Institute of Justice

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