Summer Fellow: Peace & Security Philanthropy

Peace and Security Funders Group; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 2,066,000 - 2,204,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel stipend

Housing stipend

Networking stipend

Professional development

Job summary

The Peace and Security Funders Group (PSFG) invites applications for a summer Fellowship in Washington, D.C. This 10-week, part-time, paid position is aimed at undergraduates, recent graduates, or career switchers with a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and an interest in peace, security, and philanthropy.

The Fellow will engage in a structured curriculum with weekly development sessions, build resume-worthy portfolio pieces, and participate in meetings in D.C.

Qualifications

• Must be an undergraduate student, recent graduate, or switching careers.
• Must be available for in-person work in our D.C. office.
• Must be eligible to work in the United States.
• Comfortable with research and data-driven projects; experience with Excel is a must.
• Impeccable written and oral communication skills.
• Excellent organizational skills.
• Ability to work independently as well as with a team.
• Willingness to take direction and suggest process improvements.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research for PSFG leadership and program staff, including data-driven projects.
• Develop charts and tables using Excel and qualitative data.
• Attend events on peace and security issues and draft written reports.
• Assist with event planning, logistics, and administrative tasks.
• Develop social media campaigns (e.g., Twitter).
• Complete at least one portfolio piece such as op-eds, grant writing, infographics, or white papers.
• Support the Fellowship Program refinement with feedback to PSFG staff.

Tools

Excel

Job description

The Peace and Security Funders Group (PSFG) invites applications for a summer Fellowship in Washington, D.C. This 10-week, part-time, paid position is aimed at undergraduates, recent graduates, or career switchers with a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and an interest in peace, security, and philanthropy.

The Fellow will engage in a structured curriculum with weekly development sessions, build resume-worthy portfolio pieces, and participate in meetings in D.C.