The AIDS Foundation of Chicago's intern program  is built on a foundation of providing real world experience to help qualified applicants become better prepared as they pursue professional careers fighting HIV/AIDS and other social justice issues affecting our community. We are dedicated to providing practical applications in a work environment which enhance school-based learning already acquired, and to do so in a manner which promotes excellence now and into the future.

Internships are structured so that participants work closely with assigned staff to gain a working knowledge about HIV/AIDS issues, acquire skills in specific areas, work on critical assignments and projects, receive exposure to the overall organization, and gain first-hand experience working in a non-profit setting.

AFC's internships have been designed to create focused learning experiences. Each position is tailored to connect with projects currently underway, and provides a learning experience tied to contemporary issues and projects.

Internships are periodically posted throughout the year. Summer 2013 internships will start to be posted beginning in March. Check back soon for more information!

Commitment Information:
In order to provide a quality learning experience, AFC requires a minimum commitment of eight consecutive weeks (some require a longer commitment) consisting  of at least 15 hours of involvement per week. Longer commitments are available and encouraged and can be discussed during the application process. We are willing to work with accepted interns to accommodate their classroom and other life responsibilities when scheduling.

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AIDS Foundation of Chicago is committed to providing equal opportunity in all of our employment, intern, and volunteer practices, including recruitment, selection, hiring, training, promotion, transfer, compensation, job benefits, dismissal, and social and recreational activities to all qualified persons without regard to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, national origin, citizenship status, veteran status, marital status, handicap, disability (including HIV status and/or other personal characteristics), or any other protected status in accordance with all federal, state, and local laws.