Part-Time Student Internship
Communications and Programming Student Intern

Position Summary

GW Faculty and Staff Against Antisemitism and Hate (GWUAH) seeks a motivated and detail-oriented Communications and Programming Student Intern to support the group’s educational, advocacy, and community-building initiatives. This position offers a unique opportunity for a student interested in communications, event planning, public affairs, higher education, or social impact work.

The intern will assist with communications strategy, event coordination, and digital outreach that advance the group's mission to foster a safe and inclusive academic community where Jewish students, faculty, and staff can bring their whole selves to GW.

Key Responsibilities

Communications and Outreach
• Draft and edit position statements, website content, and promotional materials.
• Create engaging content for email campaigns and social media platforms.
• Assist in developing communication strategies that increase awareness and participation in organizational programs and events.
• Maintain and update contact lists.
• Monitor event registrations and support participant communications.

Programming and Event Support
• Assist with planning, coordination, and promotion of educational programs, workshops, speaker events, panel discussions, and community engagement activities.
• Coordinate logistics including venue reservations, virtual meeting platforms, registration management, and event materials.
• Support event execution and provide day-of assistance for in-person and virtual programs.
• Conduct post-event evaluations and compile participation and feedback data.
Graphic Design and Content Development
• Create basic graphics, flyers, and digital materials using design platforms such as Canva.
• Support updates to organizational websites and online content.
Qualifications
Required
• Current GW undergraduate or graduate student in good academic standing.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a professional environment.
Preferred
• Experience with event planning, student organizations, advocacy initiatives, or nonprofit programs.
• Familiarity with social media management and digital communications.
• Experience using Canva, WordPress, Mailchimp, or similar communications platforms.
• Interest in higher education, diversity and inclusion initiatives, civil discourse, community engagement, or advocacy work.

Learning Opportunities

The intern will gain hands-on experience in:
• Strategic communications and public outreach
• Program and event management
• Stakeholder engagement and community building
• Leadership within a university-based advocacy organization
• Professional writing and content development

Work Environment
• Flexible schedule designed to accommodate academic commitments.
• Hybrid
• Opportunity to collaborate with faculty, staff, students, and community partners across the university.

Compensation
• $3,000 stipend, paid in two installments (September and January).
• Expected commitment: approximately 5 hours per week during the academic year, with flexibility based on organizational needs and student availability.

About GW Faculty and Staff Against Antisemitism and Hate
GW Faculty and Staff Against Antisemitism and Hate is a grassroots group of faculty and staff dedicated to fostering education, dialogue, awareness, and advocacy around antisemitism and all forms of hate. Through programming, community engagement, and consultation with university leadership, the group works to support an inclusive campus environment grounded in respect, understanding, and civil discourse.

To Apply: Please submit a resume and a brief statement of interest describing your experience and interest in communications, programming, advocacy, or higher education engagement to gwu_against_hate@gmail.com

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Uri L'Tzedek's College Social Justice Fellowship is now accepting applications for Fall 2026! This virtual fellowship brings together Jewish college students for four powerful Sunday Zoom sessions focused on social justice through a Jewish lens, featuring dynamic speakers, peer learning, and community building.

Key Details:
🗓️ 4 Sessions (All Sundays): October 11 - November 1, 2026
💰 $100 stipend awarded for full participation
🎓 Open to undergrad + grad students
🕒 Deadline to apply: September 28th

Class Topics:
Antisemitism on Campus
Food Insecurity
Bridging the LGBTQ+ and Orthodox Worlds
Gender Equity & Reproductive Rights

Freelance Job Opportunity – 4-Day Project in D.C.

We are seeking a graduate or senior-year student to join a unique 4-day project in the city, early September. The ideal candidate will have an academic background in public policy, international relations, government, diplomacy, or communications (or a related field) and / or interest / experience in hospitality.

Requirements:
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Excellent organizational abilities and attention to detail
• Great time-management skills, with the ability to juggle multiple tasks in dynamic, fast-paced situations
• A team player with a positive attitude and a genuine passion for contributing to meaningful initiatives
• Full availability for the entire project, including extended working hours

Schedule:
• Days 1–2: 09:00 – 20:00
• Days 3–4: 07:00 – 23:00

This is a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a collaborative, exciting environment while contributing to the success of a dynamic project.

TEACH AT SHAARE TEFILA 2026-27
WHO WE ARE: A Conservative Movement synagogue located in Olney, MD.
WHO YOU ARE: A creative, passionate teacher - you have experience working with youth either in or out of the classroom, knowledge of the traditions and values of liberal/progressive Judaism, and enthusiasm for making a difference in the lives of Jewish children.
WHEN: Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
SALARY: Starting at $35 an hour, commensurate with previous experience.

At Shaare Tefila we believe that we learn best through experience. True for children and adults alike, it is through experiential learning, learning in immersive settings, and quality relationships that we strive to provide engaging and meaningful Jewish education in the programs of Shaare Tefila. Using a set of core Jewish values as its foundation, our program strives to impart religious character, ethical awareness, and a love of Judaism.

Responsibilities:
Teachers will create and execute engaging lessons, track student progress, communicate with parents and staff, and submit all administrative requirements in a timely manner.
Utilize the methods of experiential education to engage students both in and outside of the classroom.
Support students in forming their own Jewish identities and exploring aspects of Judaism.
Foster a warm and supportive learning community in the class setting.
Participate in staff meetings and professional development.

Qualifications and Desired Skills:
Experience teaching or working with children and/or teens.
Familiarity with Jewish traditions, holidays and t’filah/prayer.
Proficiency in reading and writing basic Hebrew.
Excellent communication skills.

Shaare Tefila welcomes and values individuals of diverse backgrounds and levels of observance, and encourages participation in a wide variety of activities. We build on our heritage by strengthening our connections to Jewish life through worship, education and community.

Sunday teacher salaries start at $35 an hour, based on experience and training. For more information and/or to apply, contact Babette Cohn, Director of Education & Programming at bcohn@shaaretefila.org.

If you love sharing Jewish joy, want to connect with young people, and are looking for a part-time job, come be a weekly teacher  in Adas Israel’s weekly Religious School!

Adas Israel is the largest Conservative Synagogue in the DC area. We serve hundreds of families, offering classes and programming from PreK4 through 12th grade. We are always looking for awesome team members and are excited to hear from you!

Openings
We are looking for religious school teachers to start in August. Open positions include:

--6th and 7th grade teachers on Tuesdays and/or Wednesdays from 3:45-6:15
--Elementary grade teachers on Sundays from 8:30-12:30

We provide curriculum, resources, and mentoring - you have fun and make the magic happen in the classroom! Our starting pay is $35/hour and we offer paid professional development days.

If you are excited about creating inclusive communities and have experience with young people, we would love to hear from you!

How to Apply
Interested in learning more about or applying to work at the Adas Israel Religious School? Please visit https://tinyurl.com/TeachatAdas

We will get in touch with you to set up an interview. We look forward to connecting!

You want your work to count for something. The harder question is what. The JSI Careers Fellowship is a free 8-week online program for Jewish students and alumni working that out as they face a real career decision. A small cohort of fellows and a facilitator meet weekly to discuss Jewish sources on obligation and priority alongside modern impact frameworks and career development strategies, helping you decide on your next steps. Designed to be doable alongside work or school.

Love working with kids? Looking for a meaningful way to connect with the Jewish community?

Temple Micah is seeking enthusiastic, dependable teachers to join our in-person teaching team. This is a great opportunity for college students, graduate students, and aspiring educators who enjoy working with elementary-aged children in a welcoming, collaborative environment.

We are hiring for Sunday mornings (9:00–11:45 AM) and Tuesday afternoons (4:15-6:45 PM).

Responsibilities include:

- Teach and engage a small class of students using provided curriculum and materials.
- Prepare for each week's lesson and collaborate with co-teachers and teen assistants.
- Take attendance and communicate with the education team regarding student needs.
- Maintain a safe, welcoming, and organized classroom.

We're Looking For Someone Who Is:

- Reliable, punctual, and organized.
- Comfortable working with children.
- A strong communicator and collaborative team member.
- Passionate about Jewish learning and community.

Teaching experience is a plus but not required. We provide all curriculum materials and support throughout the year.

Come help inspire the next generation of Jewish learners while gaining valuable teaching and leadership experience!

Pay starts at $30/hour, commensurate with experience.

To apply, please send resume/CV to machonmicah@templemicah.org.

IsraAID is Israel’s largest non-governmental humanitarian organization, operating on the front lines of the world’s most complex crises across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Australia. Since its founding 25 years ago, IsraAID has worked in over 65 countries to support the most vulnerable communities during the moments when they needed it most. IsraAID US works at the intersection of humanitarian operations, foreign policy, and the partnerships that make global disaster responses possible.

We are looking for sharp, motivated early-career people to join our newly established Washington, D.C. office as Strategic Partnerships Interns in Fall 2026. This is a substantive, fast-paced role for someone who is curious about humanitarian work and foreign policy and wants to be part of a team scaling up a nonprofit organization. It is well suited to someone who is organized, adaptable, and eager
to take on real responsibility.

Please see full job details in the link.

JCADA’s College Ambassadors Program engages Jewish undergraduate and graduate students in the important work of preventing intimate partner violence (IPV), navigating
relationships, and building healthier and safer campus communities. Made up of Jewish students (all observance levels are welcome) enrolled at colleges or universities in D.C, Virginia, and Maryland, the College Ambassador Program is a year-long initiative beginning in the fall and ending in the spring. This program is designed to be both
meaningful and manageable. Students can expect weekly hour-long virtual sessions consisting of collaborative learning and discussions on IPV along with activities designed to put prevention skills into practice. The College Ambassadors Program culminates in students delivering an interactive final project or activity with their peers or in their communities. Students that complete the program will receive a certificate from JCADA, a great addition to their professional portfolios!
Through education, discussion, peer connection, and an interactive final project, students will gain practical skills and knowledge they can carry into their personal life, future career, and greater community. Join us!

About Us (and more!)
Washington Hebrew Congregation is a large Reform synagogue committed to the creation and implementation of meaningful programming that serves students through 12th grade. Our teen programming takes place at both of our campuses (NW DC and Potomac, MD), as well as throughout the city and region for retreats, and other offerings.

Our ideal candidate has participated and worked in creative educational settings (e.g. camp, youth groups, progressive schools) and enjoys being part of a team. They are eager to grow and learn – receiving regular supervision and mentoring. They are willing to experiment and take risks, appreciating that the best ideas come when we are brave (and willing, sometimes, to fail)!

The Teen Engagement Coordinator serves as a member of the Education Team. In collaboration with the team, this individual promotes and supports the continued success and growth of WHC’s teen programming in the ways listed below, as well as other ways according to the individual’s strengths and interests, taking into account the evolving needs of our teens and community. We seek someone who loves this sacred work, has a strong desire to learn and grow in the position, and approaches their work with a high degree of professionalism.


What You’ll Do:
● Attend monthly WHECTY board meetings (at both of our campuses) and WHECTY events
● Participate in planning curriculum and co-teaching our 8th & 9th grade Upper School program (some Tuesday evenings), along with some education team and clergy members
● Support with the planning of and attend monthly Jr. youth group events (Saturdays/Sundays)
● Work with WHECTY Communications VP on our Instagram content
● Assist in planning of some large-scale programming (ex: Purim carnival)
● Organize materials for programming and classes

Who You Are:
● Someone who enjoys being around Jewish teens
● A role model for high schoolers, preferably has experience working with teens
● A relationship-builder and community-builder
● An organized individual, and someone who works well on a team
● Someone who is passionate about fostering strong Jewish identities

Annual Compensation:
Compensation is based on experience and the extent of work agreed upon. The range is $10,000-$20,000. Our school year runs from July through June, though start-time can be as late as August.

The Workers Circle is a national social justice organization that powers progressive Jewish identity through cultural engagement, Yiddish language learning, multigenerational education, and social justice activism. Our College Network community members (open to all ages 18-29) fight for multiracial democracy in the United States and the just world we all deserve, inspired by Yiddish culture and Jewish American history.

Our College Ambassador program gives 20 undergraduate students across the country the opportunity to learn leadership, community building, and organizing skills. Our Ambassadors plan two or more events each semester on their college campuses, one focused on Yiddish culture and the other on social justice (though ideally events bring the two together!). In particular, our Ambassadors concentrate on social justice topics related to the Workers Circle’s campaigns about democracy, racial justice, immigrant justice, and voting rights. Ambassadors also receive a $500 stipend for the position, and have access to a $1,000 event budget to plan vibrant community events.

Applications are due on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The application link, which includes a link to FAQs, can be found here: https://forms.gle/BC8NMPVZuVsu1RUbA