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Katapult Foundation is seeking a highly motivated intern for a six-month program starting January 11, 2027. You will join a small, agile core team and contribute to research, communications, and partnerships across systems-change initiatives.
The role is full-time with a flexible remote setup, typically 9:30 AM–4:30 PM CET, five days per week. A €1,000 monthly stipend is provided, funded through Erasmus+ programs and Katapult Foundation support.
Katapult Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the field of investing for systems change and deep systems transformation. The organization focuses on developing and supporting the living layer of this field—the shared narratives, knowledge, tools, and communities that enable capital to flow toward meaningful, transformative impact. Through their work, Katapult Foundation envisions a world where humanity’s relationship with each other and with the planet is regenerated through systemic approaches to philanthropy and investment. Over the past decade, Katapult Foundation has established itself as a convener and incubator of significant initiatives within the impact investing ecosystem. The organization has hosted Katapult Future Fest, a major gathering for practitioners in the field, and has incubated notable initiatives including TWIST and the Coalition for Impact (C4i). All of this work is conducted in close collaboration with partner organizations, reflecting the foundation’s commitment to co-creation and collective advancement of the field. The organization is pioneering Systemic Philanthropy as a new funding pathway, creating connective infrastructure that bridges the gap between traditional philanthropic approaches and the systemic changes needed to address complex global challenges. Katapult Foundation operates as a small, agile team that works across multiple initiatives and projects, creating a dynamic environment where team members engage with diverse aspects of systems change work, from research and communications to event organization and operational support.
Katapult Foundation is seeking a highly competent and committed individual for a six-month internship beginning January 11, 2027 (or earlier if possible). This internship offers a unique opportunity to contribute meaningfully to advancing Katapult's vision of regenerating our relationships with each other and with the planet through systems change work. As an intern, you will join a small, agile core team and become immersed in a variety of projects and partnerships. The role is characterized by its diversity and breadth, offering you the opportunity to develop skills across multiple domains. You will work full-time on a flexible remote basis, with working hours generally between 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM CET (with one hour for lunch), requiring a commitment of 5 days per week and 6 working hours per day. Some flexibility may be required at times to support team needs and project timelines. The internship encompasses work across several key areas of the organization’s operations. You will participate in co-creating tools and methodologies that advance the field of investing for systems change, conducting research and writing on topics such as systemic philanthropy, investing for systems change, artificial intelligence for society, and narratives for regeneration. Your external communications work will include creating weekly LinkedIn posts and contributing to a website redesign. You will also play an active role in organizing Katapult Future Fest 2027, a major annual event. Additionally, you will provide day-to-day operational support through meeting coordination, follow-up management, and team administration. This internship is funded through Erasmus+ or Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programs, supplemented by Katapult Foundation, providing a monthly stipend of €1,000. Candidates must be eligible for and apply to the relevant Erasmus funding schemes and be resident in an EU Member State or a country associated with these programs.