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Monitoring and Evaluation Intern

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ORGANIZATION: ASYLUM ACCESS

  • 9 people are interested

Position Title: Monitoring and Evaluation Intern

Teams : Programs and Operations

Reports to : Deputy Director

Period: Jan to May 2019


About Asylum Access

Asylum Access is a leading global refugee human rights organization. Headquartered in Oakland, California with substantial operations in three countries plus partnerships in additional countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Asylum Access works to make human rights a reality for refugees in first countries of refuge.


Our unique combination of policy advocacy and legal empowerment creates conditions in which refugees can better live safely, move freely and work legally. By helping refugees assert their rights, we put power back into their hands. Our work transforms the traditional approach of endless humanitarian handouts to a sustainable solution that gives refugees the tools to provide for themselves and make choices about their own lives.


Asylum Access envisions a world where refugees are seen as people with rights, not just people with needs. Asylum Access believes that by empowering refugees to assert their human rights, we can create effective, lasting solutions for refugees around the world.


Position Description

The Monitoring and Evaluation Intern joins the global monitoring and evaluation team, and will assist in both ongoing and project-based work. Potential projects include assisting in quarterly reporting procedures, building reporting capabilities, and working on a holistic review of Asylum Access’s monitoring and evaluation system. As part of this position, there will be an opportunity to engage with both Asylum Access headquarters and and national operations staff, and to get a firsthand look at how an international organization tracks and evaluates the impact of its work.

Essential Job Responsibilities

Duties may include but are not limited to:

  • Assisting in producing quarterly reports for Asylum Access’s national operations in Mexico, Thailand and Malaysia.
  • Assisting in communicating quarterly results to national operations and Asylum Access leadership
  • Building tools for easy understanding of and access to monitoring and evaluation data
  • Building reporting capabilities in program databases
  • Completing interim data quality checks and reviewing progress towards indicators
  • Assisting in a holistic review of Asylum Access’s monitoring and evaluation system
  • Documenting historic learnings.
  • Other duties as assigned by the Deputy Director.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Prior experience in monitoring and evaluation at a nonprofit
  • Prior experience working with programs for refugees
  • Intermediate Excel skills
  • Coursework in statistics

Required Qualifications

  • Some experience with qualitative or quantitative data collection and/or analysis
  • Genuine interest in how nonprofits can understand the effectiveness of their programs
  • High level of attention to detail
  • Excellent writing skills.
  • Solid organizational skills; ability to manage projects to completion
  • Ability to and interest in working both independently and collaboratively
  • Interest in international human rights and/or refugee rights and/or related topics
  • Ability to work with diverse individuals and groups. Candidate should be culturally sensitive
  • Basic working knowledge of Gmail, Google Drive, Microsoft Office and related tools (Docs, Sheets, etc.)

Hours and Location of Work

This position will require 20-40 hours of work per week . Remote work is a possibility but will be negotiated on an individual basis. Schedule and hours are somewhat flexible and official committed hours and work time will be formalized between the selected candidate and the position supervisor.


Compensation

This is an unpaid internship.


Application Instructions

Send your resume and cover letter to apply@asylumaccess.org . In your cover letter, please describe your reasons for applying, relevant qualifications, and how you learned about the position.


Applicants will be considered on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Applicants in need of accommodation during the interview can contact HR at apply@asylumaccess.org.


Asylum Access is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. For more information about our organization, visit www.asylumaccess.org

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About ASYLUM ACCESS

Location:

555 12th St 5th Floor, Oakland, CA 94607, US

Mission Statement

Asylum Access's mission is to make refugees' human rights a reality in Africa, Latin America and Asia.

Description

Asylum Access was founded on September 27, 2005. From our inception, we have engaged in advocacy at a global level that aims to transform the human rights landscape for refugees in first countries of refuge. Our initial advocacy targeted problems in UN-run refugee status determination proceedings that decide the fate of nearly 100,000 refugees in more than 50 countries worldwide, drawing on the direct, on-the-ground experience of our founding staff and board members who had provided legal assistance to refugees navigating these proceedings in Egypt, Uganda, Turkey, Ecuador and elsewhere.

We launched our first overseas pilot project - a Community Legal Empowerment initiative that trained refugees to provide basic legal advice and advocacy within their own communities - in January 2007 in partnership with the University of Capetown’s refugee legal aid clinic in Capetown, South Africa. In October 2007, we opened our doors in Quito, Ecuador and Bangkok, Thailand.

In 2009, we began work in the refugee camps in the Western Tanzania region of Kigoma, and then in June 2010 we moved our Tanzania operations to Dar Es Salaam. In 2011 we achieved our target number for full capacity across these three offices - 5,000 refugees receiving legal information, advice, and/or representation annually - and began planning for expansion to other countries where refugees are denied their fundamental human rights.

CAUSE AREAS

Advocacy & Human Rights
Advocacy & Human Rights

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite #1111Oakland, CA 94612

(37.806374,-122.27068)
 

SKILLS

  • Grant Writing / Research

GOOD FOR

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REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 18

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