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$5,500–$7,500/yr
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  • Research and write about policy topics covering key arguments, reform proposals, legislation, and regulations.
  • Assist with news tracking, legislation tracking, and primary source monitoring.
  • Conduct detailed research projects and participate in brainstorming sessions with experienced staff.

Ballotpedia is a mission-driven organization providing accurate, relevant, and reliable information about politics, elections, and public policy. They value innovation, humility, and a structure-first mindset, and are committed to closing the ballot information gap for voters.

$7,500–$7,500/yr
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  • Conduct research to analyze policies that hinder Illinoisans from thriving.
  • Help craft free-market solutions to bring more liberty and opportunity.
  • Collaborate with a high-performing team and attend KIP programming.

The Illinois Policy Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting civil and personal liberties, and promoting free-market solutions for Illinois. They are a small, high-performing team focused on impactful research and policy analysis, offering a paid internship through the Koch Internship Program.

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  • Research and write policy memos, charts, and reports on safety net reform, workforce development, and housing.
  • Assist senior staff with projects, including FOIA requests and data analysis.
  • Support administrative tasks like event coordination and outreach for scholars.

FREOPP is a nonprofit think tank producing policy research and implementation strategies to expand opportunity for low- and middle-income Americans. It is a small organization focused on rigorous analysis and practical solutions across healthcare, welfare, housing, and education.

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  • Assist with operations, donor outreach, social media promotion, and growing the newsletter audience.
  • Write short articles for the center's website on higher education issues.
  • Support office tasks such as library organization when working on-site.

The Martin Center for Academic Renewal works to renew higher education by educating citizens and policymakers and advocating policies grounded in classical liberal principles. Founded in 2003, the center is a voice for excellence and accountability in higher education, advocating responsible governance, viewpoint diversity, and market-based reform.

$5,500–$7,500/yr
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  • Conduct research and write policy papers, commentaries, and articles on Hawaii's pressing policy challenges.
  • Assist with staff tasks, projects, and events while representing the institute at conferences.
  • Collaborate with the policy team to produce accurate and readable prose for diverse audiences.

The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii is a non-profit policy research institute that works to advance free-market principles and individual liberty in Hawaii. The organization values collaboration and provides interns with hands-on experience in policy research and media engagement.

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  • Write high-quality OpEds and Policy Proposals for ONC's website.
  • Engage in civil debate with conservative, progressive, and moderate writers on eight policy areas.
  • Support podcasts, events, and other tasks as needed.

Our National Conversation is a nonprofit that seeks to reduce partisanship and promote effective solutions to America’s challenges. Powered by America’s youth, it hosts a media outlet, produces educational materials, and facilitates dialogue in a respectful, nonpartisan environment.

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  • Monitors and analyzes federal, state, and other public policy issues affecting working lands, agriculture, and natural resources.
  • Translates complex legislative and regulatory topics into clear, compelling communications for diverse audiences.
  • Collaborates with policy and communications staff to develop organizational positions and messaging frameworks.

Founded in 2012, Western Landowners Alliance advances policies and practices that sustain working lands, connected landscapes, and native species. It is a nonprofit organization that provides a collective voice, peer network, and shared knowledge base for landowners striving to keep the land whole and healthy.