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The Institute for Inclusive Security in DC is looking for a research and documentation intern, working 15-20 hours per week. The Institute is creating indicators for their monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework in order to establish rigorous measures for organizational impact, outcomes, and performance. As part of this process, the Institute will identify existing data on women’s participation in and contributions to peace and security processes and integrate it into their M&E plan. The intern will work directly with the Institute’s Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist to support this endeavor. This internship is ideal for individuals interested in research on women, peace, and security, as well as M&E. The duration of the internship is 3 months. Click here for more information on the application process, qualifications and requirements. Interested applicants may send a letter of interest, resume/CV, and two examples of substantial research via email to hr@huntalternatives.org, Please indicate “Fall Intern – Research and Documentation” in the subject line of the email. Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is identified.

A program of the Hunt Alternatives Fund, The Institute for Inclusive Security works to transform the international security paradigm. Sustainable peace is possible only when those who shape policy include women and other affected groups in the prevention and transformation of violent conflict. Guided by this belief and vision, our mission is to increase the participation of all stakeholders—particularly women—in preventing, resolving, and rebuilding after deadly conflicts.