The Sally Yudelman Internship Program

Sally Yudelman was a distinguished women’s rights scholar, lifelong advocate for women’s economic advancement and an ICRW senior fellow. She was involved with international development for more than 25 years working on women's issues and social change in developing countries.  

ICRW honors her legacy with the Sally Yudelman Internship Program to nurture the scholars and activists of the future. As an ICRW senior fellow, Yudelman mentored many ICRW researchers and was an invaluable asset to ICRW’s mission and work.

The Yudelman internship is for undergraduate and graduate students with extensive experience in the social sciences, particularly in areas concerning women, human rights or development. The internship program is held each summer in ICRW's Washington, D.C. office.

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2008 SALLY YUDELMAN INTERNSHIP

Thank you for your interest in ICRW’s 2008 Yudelman Internship Program. The application process for 2008 is now closed.

The Sally Yudelman Internship Program is for undergraduate and graduate students with extensive experience in the social sciences, particularly in areas concerning gender, human rights and development. The 10-12 week paid internship is at ICRW's Washington, D.C., office.

The internship program provides for two positions: a program intern and an intern for the office of the president.

The program intern will assist the HIV, AIDS and Development team to improve HIV/AIDS policies and programs for prevention, care and support to better meet the needs of women and adolescent girls. The team seeks an intern to work on data analysis and report drafting for emerging issues in the field. Internship applicants should have excellent quantitative skills and be familiar with SPSS and STATA data analysis software.

The office of the president intern will work directly with the president and the staff in the president's office to provide technical support and coordinate key areas of the president's work as a fundraiser, spokesperson and chief technical expert of ICRW. The intern will work on special projects, which will require research, fact finding and writing. Intern candidates should have a background in gender and development; an emphasis on public health is preferred.

Thank you for your interest in ICRW’s 2008 Yudelman Internship Program. The application process for 2008 is now closed.