Fall 2026 Social Media and Communications Intern

Overview
The Death Penalty Information Center (DPI) is seeking a Social Media and Communications Undergraduate Intern for fall 2026 to assist with the Center’s social media and communications work.

Applications are due ASAP but no later than July 15, 2026.

Responsibilities

Assist DPI staff in day-to-day operations and management of social media content across multiple platforms.

Assist in planning, creating, and posting content for various social platforms.

Aid in tracking engagement analytics for social media and general media reach.

Qualifications

Detail-oriented applicants with an interest in the Center’s work providing analysis and information on issues concerning capital punishment.

Familiarity with Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook; Canva is a plus.

Part-time position with flexible hours; prefer normal work hours (M–F, 9–5 ET). Willing to work with college for internship credit.

Fields of study preferred: Social Sciences, Communications, Criminal Justice/Criminology, Pre-Law, Data Analytics/Science, Computer Science, Graphic Design (for Social Media Intern), or related.

Start and end dates are flexible; ideally start in late August.

Contact: Anne Holsinger at aholsinger@deathpenaltyinfo.org.

This unpaid internship can provide course credit if desired.

EEO and Inclusion
DPI strongly encourages applications from historically disadvantaged groups, including formerly incarcerated people, Black people, Indigenous people, people of color, LGBTQ+ people, and women.

How to Apply
To apply, submit a cover letter and resume in a single PDF to internships@deathpenaltyinfo.org. Indicate in the subject line that you are applying for the Social Media and Communications Internship. Applicants for the Social Media and Communications Internship are welcome, but not required, to submit 2–3 samples of social media posts you have produced, if available.

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