ICDLA offers two undergraduate internship positions during Spring, Summer and Fall of each year. Interns play a critical role at ICDLA - both in helping develop high quality exchange programs and in increasing the organization's visibility in the Los Angeles area. Whether it's assisting with program implementation or branding and communications, you will have a chance to participate in and promote citizen diplomacy in L.A. and around the world while gaining valuable new skills. ​

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International Programming Internship:

The International Programming Intern will work closely with the ICDLA Director of International Programs on proposal writing and project implementation. 

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Primary Responsibilities:

• Conducting topical research for project proposals

• Assisting with arranging professional meetings for international delegates

• Representing ICDLA at meetings and events

• Assisting with administrative tasks to support programming

 

Qualifications:

• Well-organized, dependable, and able to multi-task

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills 

• Should possess some knowledge of the Los Angeles area and be able to work with many types of stakeholders and cultures

 

Commitment:

• Due to the complexity and timely nature of tasks to be assigned, a minimum commitment of 10 hours per week is required

• College credit or a small stipend will be disbursed upon satisfactory completion of the internship

 

To Apply:

• ​​Please complete this application and submit it along with a cover letter and resume to Danica Kreculj at dkreculj@icdla.org

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Communications & Events Internship:

The Communications & Events Intern will work closely with the Communications & Events Coordinator to develop marketing materials, conduct social media outreach, and monitor the website.

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Primary Responsibilities:

• Monitoring all social media platforms and website

• Assisting with event planning and preparation

• Assisting with all e-communications, including the newsletter and event invitations

• Assisting with membership outreach

 

Qualifications:

• Well-organized, dependable, and able to multi-task

• Excellent writing and editing skills are essential to assist in preparing clear, concise correspondence, including newsletters and other communications

• Should possess knowledge of using social media for marketing purposes

• Should possess some knowledge of the Los Angeles area and be able to work with many types of stakeholders and cultures

 

Commitment:

• Due to the nature of content production for social media, a minimum commitment of 8 hours per week is required

• Attendance at some of our events is mandatory

• College credit or a small stipend will be disbursed upon satisfactory completion of the internship

 

To Apply:

• Please email a cover letter, resume, and a writing sample to Janet Elliott at jelliott@icdla.org