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Well done to Karen, Kurt Muller, and Jaylen Minefield for a successful panel at University of Illinois Chicago School of Law on 'How to be a Successful Summer Intern'! Your insights are invaluable to aspiring legal professionals. Wishing all the students a productive and fulfilling summer ahead! #PanelDiscussion #UICSchoolofLaw

I've had the chance to work with some incredible female founders... And now I get to work under the guidance of Laura Davies and Sarah Andrews as a content strategy intern for Mumie! One thing I've learned from working in marketing is that I need to be invested in the company's mission and values. Which is exactly what I saw in Mumie. ✨It's an app for new mums to help them navigate their postnatal journey. ✨It serves to inform and empower mums in their recovery. ✨It is a community for mums so that they feel seen, heard, and never alone. ✨It provides the right help and support for early postnatal women and for women up to 2 years into their journey. ✨It resonates with the challenges, emotions, and experiences that postnatal women deal with. And why do I feel so invested in this mission? I'm not a mother myself, but my mother had to go through all of this and I have friends who have been through childbirth. Plus, the facts are startling: ➡️More than 1/3 of women experience lasting health problems after birth (Lancet 2023). ➡️Between 2019-2021 over 300 women died within 12 months after pregnancy (MBBRACE 2023). ➡️Postnatal support focuses on the health and wellbeing of the baby, often excluding the mother (DHSC 2022). Internships are all about learning new skill sets, but it's also about opening yourself up to others' experiences. I know so many female founders who also juggle being a mother and this is my opportunity to be able to truly understand and empathise with their stories. #newinternship #femalefounders #motherhood

The first in a series in which I grow increasingly aware of my mortality as we interview our current crop of interns.

As I move into my macro policy specialization year at Louisiana State University, I am so blessed to annouce my fall internship. I’ll be working for the National Association of Social Workers’ Texas and Louisiana Chapters. During this time I will research and analyze state legislation from a societal lens. #NASW #PublicPolicyResearch

Check out our latest blog post by our summer intern, Hannah Markov

In today's Q&A, we speak with Mason Read,  a computer science undergrad at UC Irvine, about his experience interning at Galois. Give it a read here: https://lnkd.in/e3v453yk

Rarely have I had more fun than in the last 10 weeks with this year's New Jersey State Policy Lab Summer Internship 2024 cohort. What a joy it has been to work with every single person involved in this program. These young scholars knocked it out of the park with their final presentations and I can't wait for you all to see their work on the New Jersey State Policy Lab website! Stay tuned for access to their full presentations on (in alphabetical order by last name): Ways to improve maternal health outcomes for Black birthing people, Ways to integrate more moderate exercise in K-12 schools, How to foster social connections between college students and adults 65 and older, How states might address the role of AI in K-12 classrooms, How U.S. immigration policy has and has not changed over the past handful of presidential administrations, The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education for youth with learning disabilities in New Jersey, How New Jersey might approach increasing Medicaid enrollment for Hispanic adults, and Why Black adults in two Essex County, NJ municipalities have differences in chronic health conditions.

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Across the world, young people are stepping up to build a better future for nature and people. This Earth Month, we're celebrating this next generation of changemakers. Learn how our global affiliate and the National Geographic Society are remaking the stereotypical internship experience to equip young adults from underrepresented communities with the tools they need to become conservation leaders: https://nature.ly/3UbbTV7

For the Spring 2024 semester, CPF POSC 395 Policy Research Internship students explored how eminent domain affected communities in south Los Angeles, especially Black communities within California’s 37th Congressional district. Students examined its impacts on land ownership, generational wealth, and community prosperity. They presented their extensive research and recommendations to our partner, Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove. Sofia Connors, a sophomore majoring in Political Science, said, "I was grateful to take part in the POSC 395 Policy Research Internship. I learned about the ways the government has historically used eminent domain to target minority communities in Los Angeles, segregating them and gentrifying their communities. This internship taught me about the foundations Los Angeles was built upon, that many fail to acknowledge. It is rewarding to know we could be making an impact on policy, potentially getting reparations for the countless Black families displaced by eminent domain and had their homes taken." A huge shout out to Sofia Connors, Sydney Crowley, Christian Haro, Juan Herdoiza, and Bright Lee for your outstanding work on this project! Project Details: bit.ly/cpfRepSKD USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences - University of Southern California - #research #internship #intern #politics #policy #government #EminentDomain #community #GenerationalWealth #publicservice #career #careerdevelopment #education #leadership #democracy #students #university #civicengagement #womenleaders #LosAngeles #California #USC