🌱 College Level Program Development Internship
Location: Hybrid virtual/in-person in Arlington, VA (4001 9th St N, Suite 220; by appointment)
Duration: 8 weeks (Summer/Fall), 5 hrs/week (flexible schedule), beginning the week of July 7
Compensation: Volunteer/Unpaid
About Planted 🌱
Planted is a nonprofit based in Arlington dedicated to providing legal, educational, and emotional support to immigrant children across Virginia. Through partnerships with local communities, Planted ensures vulnerable youth and their families receive vital services during critical transitions. Learn more at https://www.planted-immigration.org/about.
Position Overview
Planted seeks a dynamic Program Development Intern—a motivated college senior or recent graduate—to support the design and implementation of our legal and educational initiatives. This hands-on role provides invaluable experience in nonprofit program development, community engagement, and impact-driven strategy.
Key Responsibilities
Research local immigrant needs and best practices to inform the development of new programs.
Liaison between the Board of Directors and high school interns to create and implement programs.
Support data collection and analysis to evaluate early outcomes and refine programs.
Help create outreach materials—including flyers, newsletters, and educational guides—for families and partners.
Help track program milestones and deliverables, with an emphasis on Planted’s SIJS efforts.
Create impact reports to share with sponsors and donors.
Help track program milestones and deliverables, with an emphasis on Planted’s SIJS efforts.
Updating supporter communications and ensuring donors receive proper acknowledgment and follow-up.
Qualifications
Current rising college senior or graduate in fields such as Nonprofit Management, Public Administration, Social Work, Psychology, Education, or related.
Strong written and verbal communication and leadership skills.
Organized, detail-oriented, and capable of managing and engaging high school students in a meaningful manner.
Passion for immigrant advocacy, community development, and social justice.
Proficient in Squarespace and Mailchimp; familiarity with basic data tools (e.g., Excel, Sheets).
What You’ll Gain
Real-world experience in nonprofit legal and education program design.
Mentorship from Planted’s founders and legal experts engaged in SIJS and immigrant advocacy.
A portfolio of tangible deliverables (e.g., program plans, outreach assets, impact reports).
How to Apply
Submit your resume, a brief cover letter (highlighting your interest in immigration and community programs), and a writing sample to luanncoliver@gmail.com. Please apply by June 20, 2025.