Position: Social Media & Editing Intern
Location: Remote / On-Site (depending on campaign needs)
Type: Part-time, Unpaid/For Academic Credit (customize as needed)
Duration: Through Election Day -  Nov 5

About the Legislative Campaign
Our campaign is dedicated to building a brighter, more equitable future for our community. We are seeking motivated, creative, and detail-oriented interns to support our communications team during this election cycle. This role is ideal for students or early-career professionals interested in political communications, digital strategy, and hands-on campaign experience.

Responsibilities
As a Social Media & Editing Intern, you will:

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• Support daily content creation across platforms (Instagram, TikTok, X/Twitter, Facebook, Threads, etc.)

• Edit short-form video content, including reels, clips, and rapid-response pieces

• Assist with copywriting for posts, ads, graphics, and storytelling content

• Manage social media scheduling and monitor engagement trends

• Help brainstorm digital concepts, messaging themes, and creative strategies

• Edit campaign materials such as newsletters, press releases, talking points, and website content

• Track social media analytics and suggest optimization improvements

• Rapid-response editing: turn around content quickly to respond to news cycles

• Contribute to digital organizing initiatives and online outreach

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Qualifications​

• Strong writing and editing skills with excellent attention to detail

• Proficiency with social media platforms and trending content styles

• Basic experience with video editing tools (CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, Canva, etc.)

• Ability to multitask and work well in fast-paced environments

• Creative mindset and willingness to pitch new ideas

• Interest in politics, community organizing, or public service
  Reliable, self-motivated, and able to meet deadlines

 

What You’ll Gain​

• Hands-on campaign experience and a front-row seat to election strategy

• Portfolio-ready digital content and writing samples

• Mentorship from experienced campaign staff

• Networking opportunities across the political and communications fields

• Real-world experience in political storytelling, editing, and digital outreach

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How to Apply

Click the button below to fill out the application. Some items that you may need:

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• Your resume

• A brief statement (3–5 sentences) on why you’re interested in the role

• 1–3 examples of social media posts, videos, or edited work (optional but encouraged)

 

Email Brie at brie@caveroforaz.com with questions and concerns.