Austin-based Government Affairs Intern for LGBTQ Policy

Equality Texas; Austin (TX); In loco; USD 18.000 - 26.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

Equality Texas Foundation/Equality TexasAction in Austin, TX seeks a Government Affairs Intern to support our advocacy during the 2027 Texas Legislative Session. This 10-hour-per-week role runs Jan 11–May 31, 2027, and applicants must reside in Texas and be able to commute to our Austin office.

The intern will work with the Deputy Director, Public Affairs to assist with legislative materials, tracking, research, and scheduling visits, while performing administrative tasks and maintaining

Competenze

• Current masters/juris doctorate candidate in a relevant study area.
• At least one legislative session work experience with basic understanding of state government and the legislative process.
• Demonstrated commitment to achieving full legal and lived equality for LGBTQ+ people in Texas.
• Strategic thinking with data-driven decision making and goal orientation.
• Ability to handle confidential information with discretion.
• Strong writing, research and analytical skills.

Mansioni

• Assist the Deputy Director, Public Affairs during the 90th Texas Legislative Session on legislative tasks.
• Develop and disseminate external legislative materials to elected offices and coalition partners.
• Conduct legislative tracking and policy research to support advocacy initiatives.
• Provide support for advocacy training sessions and materials.
• Organize and manage documentation related to legislative and advocacy activities.
• Track and summarize policy developments and legislative updates.
• Coordinate office visits and assist staff/visitors with scheduling and execution.

Conoscenze

Strong writing

Research skills

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Policy analysis

Public affairs

Formazione

Masters/JD candidate

Descrizione del lavoro

Equality Texas Foundation/Equality TexasAction in Austin, TX seeks a Government Affairs Intern to support our advocacy during the 2027 Texas Legislative Session. This 10-hour-per-week role runs Jan 11–May 31, 2027, and applicants must reside in Texas and be able to commute to our Austin office.

The intern will work with the Deputy Director, Public Affairs to assist with legislative materials, tracking, research, and scheduling visits, while performing administrative tasks and maintaining