Internship

The Public Engagement and Design Intern helps 826DC strengthen our relationships with the local literary scene and the community. They represent 826DC at our onsite magic shop, via their graphic design skills, through our consignment program with local bookstores, and more. It’s an excellent opportunity to experiment with how creativity can fit with a career in nonprofit communications and development.

Educational Programming Interns support 826DC’s onsite and offsite writing programs, publishing projects, and resource and curriculum development! You’ll work directly with our students, getting firsthand classroom management experience and finding your stride as an educator. You’ll also get to dive into the backend of our writing programs. That will involve everything from working with student involvement data to proofreading, bookbinding, and more.

The Communications and Development Intern helps the community get to know, fall in love with, and support 826DC! You’ll do social media and marketing work, dive into development and fundraising, get professional event planning experience, analyze how the community engages with 826DC, and more.