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Improving the Lives of HIV Positive People
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PROGRAM NAME

SUMMER/ACA D. YR

ELIGIBILITY

DEADLINE

PAY

LOCATION

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Advocates for Children of New York

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UNDERGRADUATES

NONE LISTED

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AIDS Action: Pedro Zamora Public Policy Fellowship

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UNDERGRADUATE/ GRADUATE

SPRING: 11/01/11 SUMMER: 03/15/11 FALL: 05/15/11

STIPEND

The ARISE Coalition is seeking a volunteer policy intern to: Conduct data analyses of a number of recent reports from the DOE regarding the provision of special education services in NYC; and Assist the Coordinator of the Coalition to organize and needs applicant with Data and policy analysis Excellent oral and written communication skills Interest in educational issues and issues affecting children with special needs background in and knowledge of educational issues and issues affecting NEW YORK, NY children with special needs. In the spirit of Pedro Zamora’s work to curb HIV transmission and improve the lives of HIV positive people, AIDS Action offers a public policy fellowship in his name. The Pedro Zamora Public Policy Fellowship is an excellent opportunity for young professionals, undergraduate and graduate students who seek experience in HIV related public policy and government WASHINGTON, DC affairs. Based in the Johns Hopkins Bernstein Office Building, located at 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, the Aitchison Fellowship Program allows JHU students to Take three academic course taught by Johns Hopkins Faculty, attend lectures and symposiums by elected officials, political consultants, ambassadors, journalists, and visiting professors; intern with the policy makers and elected officials, lobbyists, or civil servants who turn the wheels of government and develop an individual research project based on your internship using the resources of Washington, DC—including the Library of WASHINGTON, DC congress and the National Archives. The purpose of the internship
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