Impact Communications Intern — Fall 2026

equalrights; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 15,000 - 25,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Monthly reimbursement for cell phone expenses

Job summary

Equal Rights Advocates (ERA) is seeking two Communications Interns for Fall 2026. This unpaid internship focuses on providing students with hands-on experience in nonprofit communications, social media, and digital marketing. The role includes content creation, campaign strategy development, and more.

Interns can work fully remotely or in a hybrid model in San Francisco. Applicants should be social-justice oriented and possess strong communication skills. This is a unique opportunity to gain professional development while supporting gender equity and civil rights.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate students in communications, marketing, multimedia, or public relations preferred.
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Strong interest in nonprofit communications.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate on projects with the Strategic Communications Team.
• Create social media content and monitor digital marketing trends.
• Draft copy for digital and marketing platforms.
• Support event planning.

Skills

Strong written communication skills

Good organizational skills

Ability to handle multiple tasks

Experience with Canva

Experience with video creation or editing

Commitment to civil rights and gender equity

Education

Undergraduate student or related experience

Job description

Equal Rights Advocates (ERA) is seeking two Communications Interns for Fall 2026. This unpaid internship focuses on providing students with hands-on experience in nonprofit communications, social media, and digital marketing. The role includes content creation, campaign strategy development, and more.

Interns can work fully remotely or in a hybrid model in San Francisco. Applicants should be social-justice oriented and possess strong communication skills. This is a unique opportunity to gain professional development while supporting gender equity and civil rights.