Interns
Part-time | Tbd hours/week | $25/hour
Role Overview:
Plan C is seeking 3â5 Program Support Interns to support key areas of our work over the coming months. Interns will be placed in one primary focus area based on interest, experience, and organizational needs.
This is a learning-oriented, supportive role designed to provide hands-on exposure to nonprofit operations, reproductive justice work, and collaborative team environments.
Focus Areas
Interns will be placed in one primary focus area from the following:
Communications and social media : Supporting with social media content development, digital research and insights, outreach to creators and collaborators.Â
Fundraising and partnerships: Conducting research, database support, and preparing donor facing materialsÂ
Events and Operations Support: Supporting event planning logistics, outreach, and admin.
What You'll Support
Depending on the placement you will be supporting:
Administrative and coordination tasks across programs
Research and database support
Event planning and logistical coordination
Communications and digital content support
Cross-team projects and collaboration
What Youâll Learn
Nonprofit and program operations
Reproductive access and gender equity frameworks
Professional communication and teamwork
Project organization, follow-through, and documentation
Time Commitment
Internship length: 3-6 months, flexible depending on role and candidate
Weekly hours: To be determined according to candidate schedule
Location: Remote, US-based
Ideal Candidate: Students or early-career individuals
Interest in reproductive rights, public health, gender equity, or social justice
Organized, communicative, and eager to learn
Comfortable working in a remote, collaborative environment
Hours and Rate of PayÂ
This intern will be paid $25/hour at 10 hours a weekÂ
Academic credit may be supported, if this is something the candidate is interested in and institutional requirements can be metÂ
Plan C is committed to building a diverse, inclusive team and strongly encourages candidates from communities most impacted by barriers to care to apply.