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Leads strategy, implementation, scaling, monitoring, compliance, budgets, partnerships, and staff management for IRC’s national virtual resettlement services portfolio. Oversees ALMA, an AI-powered virtual assistant, including product strategy, roadmaps, testing, deployment, and international expansion. Drives client co-design, interagency collaboration, grant development, data-informed program improvement, and service delivery for refugees and newcomers.

Coordinates the IRC’s Sacramento VITA tax assistance site during tax season. Responsibilities include scheduling clients, supporting and supervising volunteer tax preparers, conducting quality reviews, electronically filing returns, recruiting and training volunteers, outreach, reporting, and ensuring compliance with IRS, VITA, and IRC policies. The role provides taxpayer customer service and supervises interns and volunteers in a hybrid work environment with occasional evening and weekend hours.

Supports IRC Silver Spring’s Development team by organizing program data, analyzing outcomes, creating impact materials, researching community needs and prospective donors, and maintaining fundraising and proposal tracking resources. The intern collaborates with program teams to verify data accuracy and contributes to proposals, reporting, and donor communications. This unpaid Spring 2027 internship requires at least 12 weeks and 22.5 hours weekly, with in-office work at least one day per week.

Manages public and private grant prospecting, proposal development, budgets, pre- and post-award compliance, reporting, and subaward agreements for the Denver office. Supports donor stewardship, fundraising goals, special events, corporate engagement, and in-kind donations. Coordinates with leadership, finance, programs, headquarters, funders, and partners while maintaining grant files and internal workflows. May supervise staff, interns, volunteers, and AmeriCorps members.

Supports attorneys serving unaccompanied immigrant youth in asylum, SIJS, T visa, U visa, immigration court, and custody proceedings. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal and factual research, drafting declarations, applications, briefs, and motions, monitoring removal proceedings, organizing case files, and maintaining confidential client records. The extern develops immigration-law, case-management, research, and client-service skills while working in a multicultural environment.

Supports attorneys serving unaccompanied immigrant youth in removal proceedings. Responsibilities include case management, immigration court status monitoring, legal and country-conditions research, drafting immigration applications under supervision, client communication, referrals, translation, and maintaining confidential case files. The intern also performs administrative duties such as scanning, sorting, filing, and data tracking while developing knowledge of U.S. immigration law and client-service skills.

Supports attorneys serving unaccompanied immigrant youth in removal proceedings. Responsibilities include client interviews, immigration and country-conditions research, drafting declarations, applications, briefs, and motions, preparing for hearings, monitoring cases, maintaining client records, and organizing files. The intern develops knowledge of U.S. immigration law, case management, client services, and culturally responsive communication while working under attorney supervision.

Supports nonprofit immigration legal services for refugees, asylees, and immigrants under the guidance of IRC legal staff. Assists with client intakes, USCIS applications, document organization, case tracking, database maintenance, translations, affidavits, and special research projects. The hybrid internship requires at least 15 hours weekly, including three office days, and provides exposure to immigration procedures and legal-services operations.

Supports daily office operations in the Baltimore IRC office, including front-desk assistance, vehicle checks, donation and supply tracking, staff computer and key-fob distribution, and new-hire desk preparation. The intern works in office, remotely, and in the field while supporting clients, staff, and community partners in a cross-cultural environment.

Provides administrative and logistical support for IRC’s Global Board of Directors and Advisors. Responsibilities include committee meeting coordination, minute-taking, scheduling, communications, candidate tracking, confidential record maintenance, database updates, distribution-list management, purchasing, expenses, invoices, and ad hoc projects. The role requires exceptional organization, discretion, communication, adaptability, and proficiency with office, database, scheduling, and document-management tools. This is a hybrid position requiring at least two days weekly at IRC’s New York City headquarters.