Overview 

The Eradicate Hate internship program helps shape the next generation of professionals in violence prevention by engaging students and recent graduates in meaningful, mission-driven work across our year-round programs, working groups, and the Eradicate Hate Global Summit. 

We offer paid internships each spring, summer, and fall for up to 14 weeks. Interns contribute to initiatives focused on reducing hate-fueled violence through research, education, communications, partnership development, and public engagement. 

What You’ll Do 

Eradicate Hate internships are ideal for students interested in social impact work, prevention education, nonprofit communications, public policy, public engagement, and collaborative problem-solving.  

Interns work closely with Eradicate Hate staff and partners and receive mentorship, feedback, and hands-on experience supporting initiatives with national and international reach.

Who Should Apply 

We welcome undergraduate students, graduate students, PhD candidates, and JD candidates from a wide range of disciplines, including mental and behavioral health, public policy, law, international affairs, education, sociology, criminology, psychology, public health, communications, journalism, nonprofit management, political science, data science, data visualization, digital media, marketing and public relations, graphic design, and related fields. 

The ideal candidate is adaptable, creative, organized, and excited to contribute to projects that strengthen community resilience and help prevent hate-fueled violence. Interns should be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment. 

Program Details 

• Format: Remote or hybrid (Pittsburgh, PA or Washington, D.C.) 
• Duration: Up to 14 weeks (spring, summer, or fall) 
• Compensation: $4,000 stipend 
• Time Commitment: 25–35 hours per week 
• Eligibility: Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States