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The Clara Bell Duvall Reproductive Freedom Project, which is part of the ACLU of Pennsylvania, has been working to ensure access to reproductive rights since 1979. Most recently we have been working on issues related to improving services for incarcerated women including groundwork for a pilot project to deliver contraceptive services to women during their incarceration.
The Duvall Project has a long history of working with students. Our role in mentoring young people who are interested in reproductive health and freedom is an important part of our identity as an organization. We strive to provide students with the opportunity to do meaningful work, and we encourage them to voice their own opinions and ideas about the work we are undertaking.
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Duvall Project is offering two internships to undergraduates during the summer. Interns will work on substantive projects relevant to reproductive rights in Pennsylvania. Currently we are working on two important projects, which are improving services for incarcerated women, and research and advocacy work regarding various anti-abortion efforts currently taking place in the legislature. Generally, we are looking for students with a demonstrated interest in women's and reproductive rights issues either through coursework, volunteering, or job experience.
COMPENSATION
As a small, nonprofit organization, the Duvall Project typically does not receive funding for specific internship opportunities. Many colleges and universities offer stipends or work-study arrangements for students wishing to pursue internships like those offered by Duvall. It is also possible to seek support from outside foundations, scholarships, and grants. Summer interns often work at the Duvall Project 15 to 20 hours per week, allowing them to hold part-time, paid employment while continuing their commitment to reproductive freedom.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply, email cover letter and resume to: Carol Petraitis at duvall@aclupa.org or send to: Carol Petraitis, ACLU of Pennsylvania, PO Box 40008, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
Deadline: February 15, 2012
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