Austin Youth Programs & Engagement Intern

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Social and Human Service AssistantsOther Individual and Family Services

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Intern

About the role

The National Domestic Violence Hotline is seeking the love is respect Intern to support our Youth Council and promote healthy relationships among high school and college students in Austin. This part-time, in-person internship offers hands-on experience in project management, communications, and program evaluation. Responsibilities include coordinating meetings, developing materials, reporting program data, and creating social media content. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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