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Mississippi Votes offers Spring 2027 Internship across four regional zones (South, Central, Coastal, Delta) for full-time undergrad or grad students. Start Jan 11, 2027; deadline Nov 20, 2026.
Interns gain experience in grassroots organizing, communications, data management, and social justice project work. Interns will work directly with MS Votes leaders, perform clerical duties, coordinate events, manage databases, and support voter information hotlines and outreach.
Mississippi Votes is looking for Interns for Spring 2027 in all of the following surroundings regions: South Region (University of Southern Mississippi and surrounding Community Colleges); Central Region (Jackson State University and surrounding Colleges or Community Colleges); Coastal Region (MGCCC and surrounding Community Colleges); Delta Region (Delta State University and surrounding Community Colleges).
Interns must be Full Time Undergraduate Students or enrolled as a Graduate Student at either of the aforementioned colleges. During the Spring Semester Internship, MS Votes does not accept Undergraduate Senior Applicants.
Application Deadline: November 20, 2026 at 11:59pm CST
Start Date for Selected Applicants: January 11, 2027
MS Votes’ Spring 2027 Internship is an opportunity that engages and empowers young people attending Mississippi’s metropolitan area colleges and universities. This internship is jammed packed with travel opportunities and real experience working in the social justice realm. Participants will have the opportunity to work on projects and events from start to finish, work directly with the leaders of MS Votes, and of course, learn more about the organization through normal clerical, day-to-day work. Interns will gain skills such as, grassroots organizing, communications, data management and much more. Interns will deepen their political analysis through readings and various trainings.
35% of the responsibilities are clerical/administrative;
35% is special projects;
30% is training and leadership development
Q: How much and how often will I be paid?
A: Interns are paid $15.00/hourly and receive their pay on a bi-weekly basis through direct deposit.
Q: What if I already have knowledge of the training being offered? Do I have to attend?
A:All training sessions are mandatory!You never know what ideas could spark during a training session.
The political education of young people is a core value of MS Votes. Interns may be required to engage in reading circles with the MS Votes team but surely the Executive Director. Fellows may also be asked to produce blog pieces for MS Votes’ blog site and for public consumption during the duration of their internship.
This year’s required reading for your cohort is:
How the Word is Passed, Clint Smith
Mississippi Votes’ commitment to the development of young people is true and vast. As opportunities present themselves, MS Votes will oblige any other development requests interns may have.
For Questions or concerns, please contact the HR Manager at jobs@msvotes.org.