Fall 2026 Intern, Community Outreach and Advocacy

Role Summary • Assists the AARP Washington team with state policy research, community outreach, volunteer programming, and event execution focused on health and financial security issues. Responsibilities • Conduct research on state policy issues and best practices to draft advocacy and outreach materials. • Assist with virtual and in-person community engagement events, materials preparation, and partner coordination. • Help coordinate volunteer outreach programming and maintain volunteer correspondence. • Design basic event flyers and promotional graphics for outreach efforts. Required Knowledge & Experience • Skills: Strong research, analytical, and project management capabilities. • Tools: Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs and Zoom. Work & Eligibility • Dates: Fall 2026 through the end of the year, with potential extension. • Academic Standing: Must be an enrolled rising undergraduate junior or senior, graduate student, or post-doctoral student. Application Process • Apply online via the AARP portal; the listing names no specific application materials.