Internship

Remote Summer Social Media and Communications Intern

Organization: Chronic Pain Project
Location: Remote
Duration: 8-10 weeks (June - August 2025)
Hours: 8 hours/week, flexible scheduling
Compensation: Unpaid internship with mentorship, portfolio development, and recommendation letter

About Us

The Chronic Pain Project amplifies the voices of people living with chronic pain through art, storytelling, and community building. We're a year-old nonprofit creating exhibits, workshops, and resources that make chronic pain visible and foster connection among those who understand this experience.

The Opportunity

Join us during our busiest season as we launch our summer exhibit, host community workshops, and expand our reach. This role offers hands-on experience in nonprofit communications, disability advocacy, and creative storytelling while supporting meaningful work that directly impacts an underrepresented community.

What You'll Do

  • Content Creation: Draft and schedule social media posts for Instagram and Facebook using Meta Business Suite

  • Community Engagement: Monitor and respond to comments, messages, and mentions

  • Newsletter Support: Assist with monthly newsletter creation and distribution

  • Press & Outreach: Help maintain media lists, draft outreach emails to journalists and influencers

  • Content Curation: Collect and organize user-submitted stories and artwork for campaigns

  • Analytics: Track engagement metrics and media coverage

What We're Looking For

  • Current student or recent graduate in communications, journalism, marketing, nonprofit studies, or related field

  • Strong writing skills and attention to detail

  • Genuine interest in disability justice, health advocacy, or community organizing

  • Basic familiarity with Instagram and willingness to learn Canva

  • Organized, self-directed, and comfortable working remotely

  • Available for weekly check-ins and flexible project deadlines

What You'll Gain

  • Portfolio of real-world communications work

  • Mentorship from experienced nonprofit leadership

  • Deep understanding of disability advocacy and nonprofit operations

  • Letter of recommendation upon successful completion

  • Networking opportunities within the chronic illness and nonprofit communities

  • Potential for academic credit (we'll work with your institution)

Questions? Email Janna@ChronicPainProject.org