Evidence and Advocacy Intern, Family Planning 2030

Job overview

The Evidence and Advocacy Intern, Family Planning 2030 role follows a hybrid work arrangement in Washington, DC, with regular in-office presence under the Foundation’s hybrid policy. Compensation is not specified. The intern supports FP2030’s global partnership advancing voluntary, quality contraception and rights-based family planning commitments. The intern contributes research, evidence dissemination, webinar coordination, and policy and financing forum mapping for FP2030’s Data, Evidence, and Advocacy teams. This work helps develop and share resources that support family planning commitments and engagement across global and country teams.

What you'll do

• Support dissemination webinars for High Impact Practices
• take notes and track follow-up actions for Technical Advisory Group meetings
• conduct desk research for sustainable financing and AI briefs
• coordinate and analyze user feedback surveys
• map global and regional policy and financing forums
• support financing briefs and civil society webinars
• update commitment-maker lists and coordinate website uploads.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

internship

evidence research

advocacy

family planning 2030

global health

contraception

desk research

webinar support

policy mapping

washington dc

hybrid work

up to 24 hours per week

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Internship supporting FP2030’s global family planning partnership; candidates enrolled in or graduated from a degree-granting program are encouraged to apply; maximum 24 hours per week; must be authorized to work in the United States.

About the employer

United Nations Foundation, Inc. is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Social Advocacy Organizations. Sector: 81.