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BJC Internships
BJC offers fall, spring and summer internships to undergraduate and graduate students as well as individuals who have completed a degree program.
Interns work alongside our staff in our Capitol Hill office, where they perform clerical duties and provide constituent services. They also receive experience in legal and legislative advocacy, communications, education, mobilization and development. There is ample opportunity to explore interests and cultivate skills through writing, conducting research, engaging in multimedia projects, and assisting with coalition work and advocacy outreach.
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BJC interns gain firsthand exposure to current issues concerning religious freedom and the separation of church and state. -
They also have the chance to make meaningful contributions to the important work of defending and extending religious liberty for all.
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In addition to a monthly stipend, BJC interns receive free housing on Capitol Hill.
How to Apply
To apply for a BJC internship, you will need to answer a few short questions and send us your resume and a cover letter.
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
Summer internships: March 1
Fall semester internships: June 30
Spring semester internships: September 20
Interested in a Remote Internship?
Reach out to BJC Chief of Staff Janna Louie to ask about options for remote internships with BJC.
As a BJC intern, I was able to learn more about religious freedom and meaningfully contribute to our mission to protect religious liberty for all.
I consider my time as a BJC intern to have been one of the most enjoyable and memorable experiences of my life.
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