Assignments include: Attendance at and report on Congressional hearings; Meetings and other contacts with Members of Congress, Congressional staff, and U.S. and foreign government officials; Outreach to Jewish Federations, Community Relations Councils, national Jewish agencies, and others; Research and organizing of community programs existing in the successor states; Research and writing of position papers, testimony, informational materials, and NCSEJ Country Reports; Monitoring human rights and regional developments through media, the Internet, and direct contacts; Aiding in the planning, preparation, and execution of major programs and events; Outreach to interns and college students; General clerical.Languages: Proficiency in Russian and/or Ukrainian is a plus.Time Commitment: Interns must commit to working at least 15 hours per week.Academic Credit: NCSEJ is prepared to coordinate internships with university officials for existing programs only.Financial Aid: Because NCSEJ is a not-for-profit agency, no financial aid is available. Business-related expenses will be reimbursed.Application Procedure: Please forward a résumé, cover letter, and a short writing sample to ncsejinfo@ncsej.org or to: NCSEJ, Attn: Intern Coordinator, 1120 20th Street NW, Suite 300N, Washington, DC 20036.