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Program |
Farm Animal Internship |
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Opportunity Type |
Internship |
About the Program |
The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) works to reduce animal suffering and promote the welfare of all animals, including animals in agriculture. As a part of our mission, we promote humane farming systems and work to advance legislative and regulatory efforts to improve the conditions of farm animals. Farm animal interns have the opportunity to learn more about advocacy efforts to protect farm animals. Potential responsibilities include research and writing, tracking legislation and regulations, and drafting public policy comments. Projects will cover a range of factory farming issues; the intern will support AWI in its efforts to eliminate harmful on-farm practices, improve conditions during long-distance transport, encourage humane handling at slaughter, and educate the public regarding the meaning of welfare-related claims on food products. The ideal candidate will have a genuine interest in animal welfare and a background in law, public policy, or animal science. The internship is located in our Capitol Hill office and is unpaid. Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to Dena Jones at dena@awionline.org. |
Program Location |
Washington, DC |
Application Website |
Program Benefits
Requirements
Description |
The ideal candidate will have a genuine interest in animal welfare and a background in law, public policy, or animal science. |
Open to residents of: |
National - All 50 States |
Open to students attending school in: |
National - All 50 States |
Year in School |
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Academic Requirements |
The ideal candidate will have a genuine interest in animal welfare and a background in law, public policy, or animal science. |
Citizenship |
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Keywords |
Animal Welfare Institute Farm Animal Internship |
Contact |
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Organization Website |
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Organization Address |
900 Pennsylvania Ave., SE |
Organization Phone |
(202) 337-2332 |
Last Modified Date |
April 27, 2015 |