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INTERN: Women's Refugee Commission is seeking an intern for Fall 2010. Based in New York City.
Read more: Reproductive Health Program Internship (Fall 2010)INTERN: Women's Refugee Commission is seeking an intern for Fall 2010. Based in Washington, D.C.
Read more: Detention and Asylum Program Internship (Fall 2010)INTERN: Women's Refugee Commission is seeking an intern for Fall 2010. Based in New York City.
Read more: Protection Program Displaced Youth Initiative Intern (Fall 2010)INTERN: Women's Refugee Commission is seeking an intern for Fall 2010. Based in New York City.
Read more: Protection Program Livelihoods Intern (Fall 2010)INTERN: Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict is seeking an intern to work 15 to 25 hours/week from September through December 2010.
Read more: Watchlist Internship (Fall 2010)INTERN: Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict is seeking an intern to work 15 to 20 hours/week from September through December 2010.
Read more: Watchlist Monitoring and Reporting Internship (Fall 2010)The Women's Refugee Commission seeks an Assistant to the Executive Director.
Read more: Assistant to the Executive DirectorINTERN: Women's Refugee Commission is seeking an intern for their Reproductive Health Program Fuel and Firewood Initiative (Fall 2010).
Read more: Reproductive Health Program Fuel and Firewood Initiative Intern (Fall 2010)The intern will provide overall support to the Women's Refugee Commission’s communications department. She/he will work with the director of communications and the communications officer. The internship will provide the opportunity to work closely with communications staff and attend internal organizational meetings and other meetings and events related to refugee issues. The focus of this internship is to help produce video advocacy projects: providing support in filming and editing.
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