The intern will work closely with the UN Geneva Representative. He/She will assist in the day-to-day work, inter alia, coverage of UN Human Rights Council sessions and other related events, preparation for diplomatic meetings, conferences, and drafting of policy papers and reports.
WJC Operations has opened an internship position to assist with a substantial new project, showcasing the reach and interconnectivity of neo-Nazis and extreme far-right movements internationally. The intern will work closely with the Operations team and the Case Managers for Combatting Antisemitism. They will assist in the day-to-day work of the project, inter alia, data input, research, and publishing and marketing the project results.
The intern will be located in the Budapest office and will work on a cross functional capacity together with the Communities team, the WJC JDCorps professional team, and with the Operations team. Therefore the intern will be able to assist with general tasks in all these departments, by supporting researches, preparing meetings, and preparing background materials with the relevant staff members.
This internship opportunity is best fitted for those individuals looking to learn about the field of Online Hate, especially hate speech and antisemitism, Holocaust denial and distortion, and online harm. The intern will learn to understand the current international initiatives, national legislation, and internet company policies on the issue as well as the concerns of the Jewish communities worldwide and will improve their drafting and research skills while gaining practical experience in the work of a large organization.
Please contact intern@wjc.org with any inquiries.
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