ADC's Internship Program 2005-06

~	Intern Program

Since 1981, over 400 students have participated in the ADC Research Institute's (ADCRI) Internship Program. Students from all over the country and abroad gather at the National Office in Washington DC every year to gain firsthand experience and knowledge of ADC issues and campaigns.

The internship program offers a variety of positions of leadership development. It educates students on issues of civil rights, Arab heritage and current events in the Middle East. Furthermore, the program empowers them to educate others. At the same time, students gain practical training in community organizing, research and writing, media relations, legal issues, political action and educational work, and routine office work alongside our regular staff.

ADCRI is the charitable and educational 501(c)(3) affiliate of ADC. The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee is an Arab-American civil rights organization. It was founded in 1980 to defend the rights of Americans of Arab descent against discrimination, stereotyping and hate crimes, to promote the Arab cultural heritage and to serve as a voice for the Arab American community on issues of foreign and domestic policy.

What You Need to Apply

Completed application form.
Resume
Academic transcript
Two letters of recommendation
Two-page personal statement about your goals as an ADC intern and how your academic, professional, or campus and community activities or career goals are related to the position you requested

Mail completed applications to:
Intern Coordinator
American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
4201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20008