Step Up Womens Network Non-Profit Internship
Step Up Women’s Network is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to strengthening community resources for women and girls. Through teen empowerment programs for underserved girls, women's health education and advocacy, professional mentorship and social networking opportunities, we educate and activate our members to ensure that women and girls have the tools they need to create a better future.
Opportunity
Step Up is seeking a highly-driven, energetic intern to assist in the execution of Step Up’s empowerment programs for underserved high-school age girls from three Chicago-area schools. The intern will have an extraordinary opportunity to gain experience in many facets of direct service programming and nonprofit management including:
• Assisting in the planning and facilitation of after-school, in-school and Saturday programming focused on College & Career Development and Self-Esteem & Leadership
• One-on-one mentoring with Step Up teens
• Interfacing with Step Up’s varied constituents, including teen girls, school staff, parents, and volunteers
Commitment
Part-time internship for a minimum of 10 - 12 weeks. Internship will ideally begin in mid-August and continue through mid-December. Intern work hours are between 10am – 6pm, minimum 2 days or 16 hours per week. The position is unpaid but class credit is offered.
Benefits of Volunteering with Step Up
• Training in non-profit management, marketing, and all around business practices
• Resume building experience tailored to your interests and skills
• Ability to work closely with the Program Manager
• Opportunity to attend high level events and network with dynamic women
Qualifications
• Passion for women’s social issues and interest in providing quality educational, enriching experiences to girls.
• Strong people skills and excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• High level of organization and the ability to multi-task while coping flexibly with change.
• Demonstrated leadership and teamwork qualities.
• Mastery of Word and Excel.
• Sensitivity with ethnically diverse and underserved communities.
• Bilingual English/Spanish a plus.
• Drivers license and ability to serve as driver for teens to programs and events a plus.
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