Communications Intern
A Carnegie Endowment policy-research program addressing governance challenges and large-scale risks from emerging technologies.
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About Carnegie Technology and International Affairs Program
The program studies and shapes global technology policy across AI, the information environment, cybersecurity, and biotechnology, producing analysis, convening stakeholders, and developing policy ideas for international security and human well-being.
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About the Role
You will support communications work for three to six months on a full-time basis. You will edit articles, liaise with local, regional, and international media, assist the Communications team, help organize conferences and briefings, maintain English, Arabic, and French website content, and promote publications.
Requirements
- Excellent verbal and written command of English and Arabic
- Fluency in French is desirable
- Completion or pursuit of a postgraduate degree in journalism, communications, political science, international relations, or a similar field
- Previous media experience, especially in video or audio
- Interest in international relations and Middle East affairs
- Multimedia skills are highly desirable
- Submit a resume and cover letter
Responsibilities
- Edit articles
- Liaise with local, regional, and international media
- Assist the Communications team
- Help organize conferences and briefings
- Maintain website content in English, Arabic, and French
- Promote publications