Cultural Survival Spring 2027 Remote Internship: Gain Nonprofit Experience | Apply by 30 November
Overview
Cultural Survival administers the Spring 2027 Internship Programme to provide practical nonprofit experience in Indigenous Peoples rights, communications, grantmaking, and human resources. Participants work remotely to support organisational activities, engage in mentorship, and build professional skills while contributing to initiatives that advance self-determination and protect cultural heritage worldwide. Available roles span human resources, grantmaking, and communications, each involving around 15 hours of weekly work over a duration of three to six months.
Who can apply
The programme welcomes students, recent graduates, and aspiring nonprofit professionals from diverse backgrounds who share an interest in human rights and community-led development. Candidates must show motivation, a readiness to learn, strong communication abilities, and the capacity to collaborate remotely using a suitable computer and reliable internet access. Specific positions may require relevant experience and additional eligibility criteria outlined in individual vacancy descriptions.
What you get
Selected participants gain professional development, mentorship, and operational insight into an international nonprofit organisation. While the placements are primarily unpaid, stipends are available for certain roles to help cover participation-related expenses, consisting of a one-time payment of US$500 for the human resources and grantmaking positions, and two payments of US$500 each for the six-month communications placement.
How to apply
Interested candidates must review the available positions, responsibilities, and eligibility requirements on the official website and follow the provided application instructions for their preferred role. The application period closes on 30 November 2026, and the internship season is scheduled to begin on 1 February 2027.
Key dates
Applications close on 30 November 2026, and the internship season begins on 1 February 2027. Placements last for three to six months depending on the specific position assigned.