Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance Internship Program interns will work on the following types of projects:

1. Organizing: Developing labor activism at the chapter level. Outreach to unions, and APIA community and student groups, strategic research into APIA workforce and organizing prospects.
2. Media: Writing and designing materials such as brochures, flyers, and website; writing articles about APALA, APIA workers, and issues.
3. Politics: Assist in producing the legislative scorecard summarizing the impact on APIA workers and recommended APALA position. Plan and implement voter registration, education, and GOTV program for 2006.

Requirements

Education: Completion of at least 2 years of college. College graduates and graduate-level students are also welcome to apply. Candidates with less education, but with exceptional experience in the above internship areas will be considered.

Skills: Publication-quality writing, program development/organizing, ability to learn software programs easily, excellent interpersonal skills in-person and on the phone.

Preferred Skills: Data analysis, database design, graphic design/layout.

Preferred: Available to work full-time; some possibilities for part-time interns.

Successful first round applicants will be contacted for phone.

Contact:

Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance Internship Program
815 16th St. NW,
Washington, DC 20006
Email: apala@apalanet.org