Advocacy/Communications Intern

Children & Families of Iowa (CFI) is a private, non-profit organization committed to helping at-risk children and families learn to help themselves. Our programs make an impact in our communities and a difference in the lives of thousands of Iowans every year. CFI is committed to restoring hope, building futures & changing lives!
CFI is seeking a student majoring in communications for an Advocacy and Communications Intern. This position will be part of the Foundation, which consists of nine employees responsible for raising awareness and funds for the agency. As part of the Communications Team, this person will work under the Communications Coordinator to promote legislative issues that are most pressing for the agency. The primary focus will be on childcare and support for the working poor. This person will utilize CitizenSpeak.org to increase awareness and discussion around these important issues.
Responsibilities:
• Set up account and page with CitizenSpeak.org
• Work with Executive Director and VP Advocacy to create appropriate audience base
• Create a timeline for appropriate topics and messages
• Manage account following set timeline
• Fact check all outgoing communications related to legislative issues
• Track reports and present user information to Communications Coordinator on weekly basis
Requirements:
• Must be a sophomore or higher
• Major in communications or related field
• Must be knowledgeable with Microsoft Office
• Basic knowledge of CitizenSpeak.org
• Must have excellent writing and proofreading skills
• Strong time management skills
This is a part-time, 10-hour per week, nonpaid internship for the summer term. Hours and timeline can be negotiated. Please submit resume and cover letter to Kelly Amenson no later than May 9th:
Kelly Amenson
Children & Families of Iowa
1111 University Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50314
kellya@cfiowa.org
Fax #: 515-288-9109
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