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The City of Philadelphia is offering a Legislative Planning Intern position within the Planning and Development division. The role focuses on supporting housing initiatives, zoning analysis, and public policy research as part of a municipal planning team.
Ideal candidates are enrolled in history, public policy or planning programs and seek hands-on experience in city planning. The internship is paid hourly and facilities benefits vary by program.
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What we offer
Agency Description
Philadelphia Art Commission
Philadelphia City Planning Commission
Division of Development Services
Division of Housing and Community Development
Philadelphia Historical Commission
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Wealsopartner with the PHDC
PositionSummary
Theintern’swork willinclude workingon creative housing options for the H.O.M.E. project,assistin map editing for the zoning code.
Competencies, Knowledge,Skillsand Abilities
The intern mustpossessthe following:
Research
PDFEditing
MicrosoftOffice
Undergraduate level studies in History, Public Policy and Planning
Hourly Rate: $17.62
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*The successful candidate must be a city of Philadelphia resident within six months of hire
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