Leadership for Change Internship
Smithsonian Affiliations

The Leadership for Change internship recruits young people who are motivated to support their communities and advance social justice. The eight-week, paid program provides interns with meaningful and enriching experiences and programming to strengthen their understanding of and commitment to social justice and leadership, in addition to hands-on learning experiences in their local communities. Interns will become museum advocates and explore new ways to bring museum content, resources, and expertise to communities near and far.  

Function
Accessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Art & Art History, Archival, Communication & Marketing, Cultural Heritage, Design, Education, Environmental Conservation, Government & Political Science, Health , History, Horticulture & Botany, Law, Library, Music, Natural History, Philately, Photography, Public Affairs & Social Media, Research & Analysis, STEM, Visitor Services & Public Programs, Women’s Studies, Writing & Editing, Zoology, Air & Space Science, Ecology, Evolution, & Biology, Social Justice, Accounting, Administrative & Clerical, Anthropology – Cultural, Business & Investments, Cataloguing, Collections Management, Computer & IT, Costumes, Fashion & Textiles, Crafts, Curatorial, Development & Fundraising, Exhibits, Facilities & Engineering, Film, Human Resources, International Relations, Membership, Museum Conservation, Safety, Security & Privacy, Special Events & Festivals
Location
Washington, DC; Hybrid

Conservation Internship for Broadening Access (CIBA)
Central Smithsonian Wide Internships

Application opens: January 4
Deadline to apply: March 15 at 11:59PM (ET)
Award notification: April 15
Number of Weeks: 10
Start Date: 5/26/24
End Date: 8/3/24
*This is a cohort internship so all interns should be able to start and end on these dates and be actively engaged in the internship at least 36 hours/week
Stipend Amount: $5400 ($540/week) + housing provided

Focused on individuals from communities currently underrepresented in the museum conservation field, the Conservation Internship for Broadening Access (CIBA) offers opportunities for current or recent undergraduates to learn about museum conservation.

Function
Accessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Administrative & Clerical, Anthropology – Cultural, Archival, Art & Art History, Cataloguing, Collections Management, Computer & IT, Costumes, Fashion & Textiles, Crafts, Cultural Heritage, Curatorial, Design, Education, Exhibits, Facilities & Engineering, Film, History, Museum Conservation, Music, Natural History, Philately, Photography, Research & Analysis, STEM, Women’s Studies, Writing & Editing, Air & Space Science
Location
Washington, DC; Suitland, MD; Penny Dr., MD
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