Three to six months inside a working human-rights organization — real responsibility, real mentorship, real impact.
RNL interns don’t fetch coffee. You’ll draft briefings that reach parliaments, help coordinate relief logistics, produce media that tells our story, or support research used in international courts — depending on your track.
Each intern works with a mentor, joins weekly all-team calls, and finishes with a portfolio piece, a reference letter, and — for outstanding interns — a pathway to staff and coordinator roles.
Draft briefings, track legislation, and support documentation work. Best for law, politics, and IR students.
Write stories, edit video, run social channels, and support the press desk in English or Ruáingga.
Help coordinate relief logistics, scholarship administration, and event organizing with branch teams.
Develop teaching materials, tutor online, and support Ruáingga literacy and Hanifi-script programs.
Next intake opens September 1, 2026. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
Form below + CV. No cover letter — three short questions instead.
A 30-minute video call with your track lead within two weeks.
8–12 hrs/week with a mentor, weekly team calls, real deliverables.
Certificate, reference letter, and portfolio review — plus alumni network.
“My briefing notes ended up in front of an actual parliamentary committee. Six months as an intern taught me more than two years of lectures.”
✓ 18 or older, any nationality
✓ 8–12 hours per week available
✓ Working English (Ruáingga or Burmese a plus)
✓ Reliable internet for remote tracks
Applications open Sep 1, 2026
Interviews Sep 15–30
Cohort starts Oct 13, 2026
Questions? Write to info@rohingyanationalleague.org — we reply within two business days.
Volunteer flexibly, or explore open staff vacancies.
