Campus Freedom Intern — Spring 2027

Job overview

The Campus Freedom Intern role is envisioned as Washington, DC-based, with a hybrid arrangement possible. The posting states a $7,500 stipend for full-time participants or $5,500 for part-time participants; this listing is part-time. The internship supports the American Council of Trustees and Alumni’s work on academic freedom and higher education reform. The intern contributes research, writing, and monitoring that help the team advance free expression and viewpoint diversity on college campuses. The work supports policy analysis, public understanding, and positive change in campus conditions.

What you'll do

• Analyze campus policies related to free speech, academic freedom, and diversity of thought
• research reports on campus freedom topics
• update university information using ACTA’s Gold Standard for Freedom of Expression
• support research and writing for the Paul & Karen Levy Fellow
• assist with letters and statements responding to campus issues
• monitor higher education news and share relevant developments with the team.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

campus freedom intern

spring 2027

washington dc

hybrid possible

stand together

acta

part-time

$5,500 stipend

academic freedom

free expression

policy research

higher education

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Paid program stipend
• professional development and leadership training through the Koch Internship Program.

Why this role

Part of the paid Koch Internship Program, which includes professional development, leadership training, and required online and on-site programming.

About the employer

Stand Together is hiring for this role. Industry: Civic and Social Organizations. Sector: 81.