Diversity & Inclusion Intern

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Internship Overview

This is an unpaid internship. We are seeking a dynamic individual who is flexible, creative and takes initiative. Intern will be a member of the Program Department and will report to the Latino Outreach Coordinator. Most of the work will be during normal business hours though some night and weekend work may be expected. The information below is not meant to be an exhaustive list of job duties or qualifications. Intern may be required to follow other instructions or perform any other duties as requested by his/her supervisor or manager or as required by the intern’s school.

Core Responsibilities

 Recruit and support faith outreach volunteers, "Purple Power Champions."

 Take the lead in planning "Praise in Purple" activities.

 Network in our priority communities, including participating in tabling events and presenting educational programs.

Qualifications and Requirements

 Comfortable working with diverse groups;

 Comfortable using computer and web-based resources;

 Self -motivated and able to work independently;

 Able to communicate well, both written and oral, in English; additional ability to communicate well in Spanish will be preferred; and

 Interest in learning more about a culture of philanthropy; and

 Reliable means of transportation.

Benefits to Intern

 Gaining an understanding about Alzheimer’s disease, the only disease in the top 10 causes of death without a cure;

 Contributing meaningfully to advancing the vision of a world without Alzheimer’s;

 Learning about nonprofits and about strategic planning;

 Establishing a network of professional contacts, mentors, and references; and

 Applying classwork and practicing transferrable skills such as project management, working in teams, and public speaking.

Minimum Education Requirements

Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university.

How to Apply

Complete our Prospective Intern Questionnaire and send a cover letter plus a current resumé to Sabrina Strawn at sstrawn@alz.org.