Policy Analyst Internship

Nonprofit Management Institute (NMI)

Phoenix, AZFresher10h agovia LinkedIn

About the Role

  • This is a paid internship position at Creosote Partners, Arizona’s only progressive lobbying and government relations firm.
  • Interns will work with a professional team of lobbyists in a remote office environment, with occasional visits to the Arizona State Capitol.
  • Internship duties are completed under the supervision of Creosote Staff.
  • The position is paid a biweekly stipend of $445, totaling $890 monthly.
  • The internship begins January 4, 2027, and ends May 31, 2027.
  • Interns are expected to work a maximum of 10 hours per week.

Key Responsibilities

  • Research, monitor, and track legislation and political activity relevant to Creosote clients.
  • Attend legislative and administrative hearings, either virtually or in person, to monitor activity relevant to Creosote clients.
  • Take notes during legislative and administrative hearings to report back to Creosote staff.
  • Assist with the planning, execution, and evaluation of “Days at the Capitol” for Creosote clients.
  • Assist in preparing communications with Creosote clients about relevant news from the Capitol.
  • Attend special meetings of coalitions and stakeholders related to the work of Creosote clients.
  • Identify and execute a special legislative project to be approved by Creosote staff.
  • Create at least one memo on amendment language.
  • Assist with research and creating fact sheets for legislation.
  • Assist in the creation and maintenance of social media communication.

Qualifications

  • An interest in the Arizona State Legislature, policy, and/or lobbying.
  • Must live in Arizona during the internship program.
  • Must be available for 10 hours a week during business hours, Monday through Friday.
  • Must be able to visit the Arizona Capitol on occasion.

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