Improve Your Federal or Commercial Resume with the help of Bactrian Global
SAIS alum and co-chair of the SAIS Women's Alumni Network,  Dara Iserson ('09) is offering discounts to SAIS students for one-on-one resume workshopping, interview prep, and job search strategizing. Email info@bactrianglobal.com to learn more. (More information)

American Security Project Intern
Specifically for female students interested in climate and/or energy security, nuclear security and non-proliferation, and asymmetric operations. Interns will have the opportunity to publish on their site under their own name and can work with a staff member on a report or white paper. Interested students should send a resume, writing sample and cover letter to Matthew Wallin at mwallin@americansecurityproject.org. Positions filled on a rolling basis for the January-May semester, so apply early.
 
BuildPalestine Ambassador Program
BuildPalestine is seeking ambassadors to help develop an international network of Palestinian supporters. Main responsibilities include: developing local partnerships with universities, activist organizations and religious institutions; running fundraising campaigns and events; coaching crowdfunding campaigns and contributing to communications materials. Interested applicants should contact info@buildpalestine.com. (More information)

Economic Policy Associate at the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW)
The Policy Associate will primarily provide overall contract and budget management of projects in the Policy and Advocacy and Gender, Economic Empowerment and Livelihoods portfolios. The position also involves technical support for research and advocacy activities on projects dealing with multilateral and/or economic empowerment issues. (More information)

Intern/Project Assistant: Gender, Women & Democracy (GWD) Program
The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) believes that the inclusion of women in the decision-making that affects their lives is a key part of achieving fully democratic governance. Therefore, NDI’s programs support women to participate, compete and lead as equal and active partners in democratic change. The GWD program is responsible for ensuring that all NDI’s democratic governance programming reflects that belief, with the objective of decreasing gender inequalities and eradicating discrimination. (More information)