This international advisory committee consists of young women activists who support women's rights and social change. The committee acts as an advisory board for AWID and the work that they do with young women worldwide.

This global organization offers several grant and fellowship opportunities as financial aid sources for women all over the world, who are studying Public Affairs, Business, Aeronautics, Science, or Engineering.

This advocacy group focuses on providing legal assistance, education, and advocacy to protect those whose reproductive rights are being threatened. They offer internships for law students at their New York City offices.

Offering a paid internship position ($200 per week), this organization provides undergraduate and graduate college student with opportunities to learn about Advocates' mission and be involved in its programs in Washington DC.

Bust, a feminist magazine "for women who have something to get off their chests," offers unpaid internships at their New York City location managing administrative duties and assisting out with their publications.

Based in New York City, the Center offers summer internships with their international and domestic legal programs.

Based in Washington, DC, Choice USA offers unpaid internship positions and volunteer work for their specific organizing campaigns.

This New York City organization offers health care, education, counseling, programs, career development, and more for young people ages 12 - 21. A variety of volunteer opportunities

Emily's List works to promote progressive politics through electing Democratic women into government positions. They offer part-time and full-time paid internship positions in research, communications, organizing, politics, and more.

This New York City and Nairobi-based organization is an international human rights group that works with grassroots organizations world wide to prevent violence against women and to promote women's rights. They take summer interns to help with specific projects that are urgent at the time. All intern positions are unpaid.

Focused on addressing the diversities of families everywhere, Family Pride offers local community building volunteer opportunities in the Washington DC area.

Feminist Majority offers several internship positions-full time in the summer and part-time in the spring and fall.

Haven Coalition is a network of volunteers who open their homes to low-income women forced to travel to New York City for abortion procedures.

Aiming to provide women, children, and families with access to prenatal care and pediatrics, this organization in Washington DC welcomes volunteers for outreach coordination, childcare, cooks, and youth counselors.

Aimed at increasing the voices and presence of women in political positions and legislative decision making, IWDC offers several internship positions, ranging from events organizing to fundraising.

This Maryland-based organization provides support and mentorship to improve the lives of at-risk girls, ages 12-17. Volunteers are needed to help run after-school activities, as well as weekend and summer camps.

The Sylvia Rivera Law Project is a legal advocacy organization for people who are victims of gender discrimination, hate crimes, harassment, or violence based on their chosen gender identity. They accept undergraduate interns and graduate-level law students year-round to assist with their research, newsletter, and to work with legal issues surrounding homelessness, welfare, health insurance, prisoners, and more. Paid stipends are available.

Based in Washington DC, this organization provides Spanish-speaking health care services for pregnant mothers and young children. They need volunteers to help develop projects that would improve the health and well being of diverse communities.

Ms. offers two internship positions for undergraduate students in publishing (Washington, DC) and editorial (Los Angeles, CA).

Offering paid and unpaid internships and providing college credit, this organization needs interns to assist with outreach, organizing, fundraising, and research at its locations across the country.

NAF is the professional association of USA abortion doctors and providers. Based in Washington DC, NAF needs outreach, state policy, and legal interns.

NAPW is a non-profit in New York City that is dedicated to ensuring civil rights, prenatal care, welfare, and health of pregnant women and their families. They accept both undergraduate college students and graduate-level students as unpaid interns.

NAPAWF aims to build an Asian Pacific American Women's movement in the USA that focuses on advancing social justice issues. They provide internship positions for undergraduate students and graduate law students. They have chapters in CA, MN, NY, WA, and DC.

This national organization promotes education, research, access to health care, and leadership for Black women in the USA. They offer several opportunities to get involved with their work and create change.

Washington DC and Denver Colorado-based, this organization collaborates with individuals and organizations to create a collective power to combat domestic violence. They welcome volunteers and interns, especially those interested in legal defense.

The New York City-based Task Force aims to dispel homophobia and is a leading voice for LGBTQ's advocacy and human rights. They offer great internships and volunteer experiences.

NLIRH offers internship and volunteer positions to assist with the ongoing campaigns to ensure health care and reproductive rights for Latinas.

An advocacy group for those working in the medical field, PRCH offers internships for individuals willing to devote their time to medical education, public policy, community organizing, and communications.

PFLAG has several organizing and administrative internship options open at their Washington DC office, as well as in other states nationwide.

Planned Parenthood, one of the main national reproductive health organizations, is always looking for volunteers to help out at local clinics.

This is an advocacy organization based in DC, focused on helping families struggling with poverty, substance abuse, social services, and the criminal justice system. They're seeking law, art, media, and college students as interns, and offer some positions to high school students with good writing, research, or computer skills.

This non-profit focuses on sex-education policies, reproductive rights, and fighting censorship. They have solid volunteer and internship positions available at both their New York City and Washington, DC offices.

This organization raises money to help educate and elect pro-choice women into office. Based in Washington, DC, The Wish List offers volunteer opportunities and part-time and full-time internships.

GirlVenture is a Minnesota program that provides teachers, parents and youth leaders the skills they need to raise confident, healthy women. They seek enthusiastic girls ages 13-16 to join their Young Women's Leadership Program. Participants of the program will receive leadership training, job skills, and paid summer work.

The National Network of Abortion Funds (the Network) is the only nationwide organization in the U.S. that combines a commitment to direct financial assistance to women and girls needing abortions with grassroots activism, national organizing, and reproductive rights policy work. The Network has rapidly grown since its beginnings in 1993, and now includes 104 member Funds in 42 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. This past year, member Funds dispersed over $2.6 million in grants and loans to more than 23,000 women and girls who lacked resources to pay for abortion services. While the member Funds help individual women, the Network supports the work of the Funds and provides them with the training and support they need to grow. The Network supports organizational growth through training in fundraising and organizational development, opportunities for networking, grants for advocacy, and computer technology and other tools. To promote the development of new abortion Funds in underserved areas of the country, the Network provides individualized support and a step-by-step organizing guide to help activists start new Funds. The Network also conducts national and state-based advocacy to ensure that the women most in need - low-income women, women of color, immigrant women, and young women - have access to abortion and to full reproductive heath care. Intern will assist staff with various aspects of organizational management including: requests for information and materials, production and distribution of in-house publications (newsletters, organizing guides, etc.), fundraising (processing donations, sending thank-you letters, updating the donor management database, helping with bi-annual donor mailings), filing and other office duties. In addition, the intern will spend a considerable amount of time working with the Conference Coordinator on the Network's Annual Training and Organizing Summit in June (12-15th). If possible, the intern would attend conference as Conference Assistant, providing support for attendees and staff. Other projects may be developed according to interest and available time.

AIDS Partnership Michigan provides support services and programs for individuals infected with HIV/AIDS and provide leadership training for volunteers.

The Center focuses on providing affordable, accessible health care services to all women. Volunteers perform administrative duties as well as organize programs and benefits.

This organization aims to educate and empower young people to pursue and achieve positive health care opportunities for themselves and their communities. They need interns for a variety of positions, based on experience. High school students, college students, graduate students, and youths interested in media or education are all eligible to apply.

Providing grants and assistance to support and empower women in Iowa, IWF takes volunteers to help with administration and program organizing.

Focused on eliminating sexual assault on a statewide level, INCASA creates programs, ad campaigns, and legislative actions. They accept volunteers and encourage people to become active in their own communities

This organization, based out of South Dakota, seeks to educate and advocate for Native Americans on issues such as drug addiction, domestic violence, reproductive health and rights, environmental awareness, and more. They accept college students as interns to help out at their domestic violence shelter, perform administrative duties, participate in outreach and education efforts, and work with youth to prevent smoking, alcoholism, teen pregnancy, and more.

This community-based organization is a network of youth and community organizations focused on specific areas of Chicago. They accept interns and volunteers to assist with outreach, programming, and organizing.

Chic Chicana is a summer leadership development program in Colorado that prepares high school-aged Latino and Latina students for the future by increasing their self-confidence. Health education, public speaking, career development, music, and sports are all offered.

This summer camp for young women ages 14-15 at Westminster College in Missouri, assists girls in finding and developing skills and talents, while simultaneously teaching them about leadership in their communities and the everyday challenges of being a young woman.

Created for Colorado residents who are of Hispanic heritage, this scholarship is awarded based on merit and comes with the requirement that the recipient must commit to doing 10 hours a week of community service.

AAP offers unpaid internship positions during the fall, spring, and summer. Projects involve organizing, activism, research, and writing.

This group wrote the editions of "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and offer internship positions in website design, book programs, and global translation.

Based out of Maine, this organization seeks to provide a safe haven, support, and counseling for victims of domestic violence. They take volunteers to help with outreach, education, activism, legal advocacy, childcare, crisis hotlines, administration, and more.

This organization provides funding for women and girls who cannot afford abortions. They accept volunteers and have an application online.

With centers in CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, and VT, GLAD offers internship and volunteer positions to help fight discrimination against HIV-positive individuals, GLBTQ rights, and for the freedom to express gender openly. Internships available in public education, development, legal field.