Research Intern, Fall 2026 Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all. Building upon its highly …
Research Intern Fall 2026
Financial Administration/Office of Business Diversity OBD Student Assistant
The Office of Business Diversity (OBD) is responsible for ensuring that the Office of General Services (OGS) and its hosted agencies comply with the provisions of New York State Executive Law, Article 15A and the rules and regulations set forth in 5NYCRR, Part 140 – 145 and Article 3 of the New York State Veterans’ Services Law and the rules and regulations set forth in 9NYCRR, G I 252. These policies are intended to promote and encourage participation by minority …
Capacity Development, Research Methods, and MEL Intern (Arabic-Speaking) Fall 2026
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(Arabic-Speaking) Capacity Development, Research Methods, and MEL Intern, Fall 2026 Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights …
Strategic litigation and advocacy intern, Fall 2026
Strategic litigation and advocacy intern, Fall 2026 Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), which shared in the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, is a U.S.-based international advocacy organization working at the intersection of medicine, science, and law. With a global network of thousands of medical, scientific, and legal experts, PHR uses the power of medical and scientific evidence to document human rights and humanitarian law violations and prevent abuses, protect survivors, and promote justice and universal human rights for all. Building upon …
Department of Correction – Data Analytics Intern
The Data Analytics Unit (DAU) manages and advances data technology and supports incarcerated individual data through the enhancement of MA DOC data warehouse (DOCWARE) to centralize data and support division Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) with queries and analytics projects. The DAU is instrumental in creating agency-wide data governance, standardizing processes, maintaining data documentation, and managing the Tableau dashboard reporting system for analytical insights for the MA DOC. DAU’s mission is to build one trusted source of data and one source …
Department of Correction – Reentry Services
This position provides interns with the opportunity to support and gain exposure to various leadership and operational functions, including the Director of Treatment and Classification, Unit Director, and Deputy Superintendent of Reentry. Through these experiences, interns will develop a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities and collaborative efforts involved in treatment, classification, case management, institutional operations, and reentry services. Interns will also gain valuable knowledge of the Massachusetts Department of Correction’s mission, vision, policies, and overall operations while receiving in-depth exposure …
Department of Correction – Classification & Commitment
This position provides interns with the opportunity to work alongside Correctional Program Officers (CPOs) and gain practical exposure to key responsibilities, including classification, orientation, and the intake process. Interns will develop an understanding of how incarcerated individuals are assessed, classified, and introduced to institutional procedures and expectations. The internship will also provide valuable insight into the operations of a Massachusetts maximum-security correctional facility that serves as an intake center for newly incarcerated individuals. Through this experience, interns will gain a …
Treatment & Reentry Services Internship
SBCC emphasizes meaningful, evidence-informed programming designed to support incarcerated individuals as they progress through security levels, prepare for release, and successfully transition back into the community. With a strong focus on reentry, SBCC plays a significant role in preparing individuals for successful reintegration into society and reducing the likelihood of recidivism. Through this internship opportunity, interns will gain valuable exposure to reentry-focused programs, services, and specialized housing. Interns will also develop an understanding of the processes, resources, and collaborative efforts …
Reentry & Program Services Intern
The Reentry and Program Services Divisions are dynamic, fast-paced, and highly visible Central Office divisions responsible for a broad range of services and initiatives throughout the Massachusetts Department of Correction. This position provides support to both the Reentry and Program Services teams while offering valuable exposure to the collaborative efforts that take place across the Department. Through this opportunity, individuals will gain a comprehensive understanding of how various areas of corrections work together, including security, programming, treatment, education, reentry services, …
