Ocean Communications Intern: Media Tracking & Drafting

Posted 5 days ago

oceana international headquartersWashington (DC)

Public Relations SpecialistsPublic Relations Agencies

SENIORITY

Intern

About the role

Oceana is seeking a Communications Intern in Washington, DC to support the Global Marketing and Communications team. The role focuses on tracking and circulating press coverage in the United States and internationally, conducting media research, building media lists, and drafting communications materials. Ideal candidates are recent graduates with a bachelor’s degree in public relations, communications, journalism, or a related field, and are eager to contribute to ocean conservation efforts #J-18808-Ljbffr

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