Communications Intern, Digital & Content

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Communications intern creating digital content and launching channels for PPG, a nonprofit strengthening state and local government operations. Supporting newsletters, social media, websites, analytics, and events.

Responsibilities:

  • Help launch and grow communications channels and formats, including Facebook, YouTube, and Substack
  • Adapt and repurpose existing PPG content for different channels and audiences
  • Draft and edit social posts, short articles, recaps, and newsletter content
  • Support visual asset creation, including stock photo research and social graphics
  • Develop clear, accurate content consistent with PPG’s voice
  • Maintain and organize PPG’s website, content calendar, and shared content libraries
  • Pull performance data, summarize takeaways in plain language, and identify ideas from other organizations
  • Support internal communications and events as needed
  • Collaborate with program and communications colleagues
  • Report to the Assistant Director of Strategic Communications and support the Communications Associate

Requirements:

  • Excellent writing and editing skills, demonstrated through a writing sample
  • Clear interest in communications as a career and in the nonprofit, government, or public-policy space
  • Hands-on experience with social media accounts
  • Comfort learning and using digital tools, including scheduling, design, and analytics platforms
  • Proficiency with collaborative remote-work tools, including Teams, project management tools such as Asana, and AI tools such as Claude and Copilot
  • No specific degree is required
  • Experience with LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook is a plus
  • Experience with video platforms, email newsletter platforms, or website content management systems is a plus
  • Experience coordinating requests or projects with designers or other creative partners is a plus
  • Currently legally authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is unavailable
  • Ability to work 20 hours per week
  • Access to a major U.S. airport for travel

Benefits:

  • Benefits as required by state or local law
  • Six-month internship with published work and launched projects to showcase
  • Reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities
  • Equal employment opportunity and inclusion in the hiring process