The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) is a non-partisan American public policy and grantmaking institution dedicated to promoting greater cooperation and understanding between the United States and Europe.

Foreign Policy & Civil Society - Outreach Intern
Washington, DC
Date Posted: March 11, 2010
GMF is currently seeking a Foreign Policy and Civil Society - Outreach intern to assist with embassy outreach and event management for the winter/spring of 2010. This unpaid internship offers an opportunity to participate in organization and program specific events that foster transatlantic relationships and understanding; network with international leaders, politicians, and scholars in a professional and academic setting; gain increased knowledge of European and North American issues, in both an intellectual and a pragmatic respect; and generate personal relationships with staff members of a leading, dynamic public policy and grant making institution. This internship is an ideal opportunity to work in a stimulating environment and to acquire substantive professional experience for a career in foreign policy and/or event management.

Partnerships Intern
Washington, DC
Date Posted: March 10, 2010
The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) seeks an energetic, detail-oriented, creative individual to assist with all aspects of the GMF's Partnership Office. At GMF, the Partnership office is responsible for fundraising from outside sources (Foundations, Corporations, and Governments) for GMF core programming.

Comparative Domestic Policy Intern
Washington, DC
Date Posted: March 4, 2010
The Comparative Domestic Policy (CDP) program of the German Marshall Fund (GMF) is currently seeking a highly qualified intern to begin in March 2010. The CDP program works to build frameworks for dialogue between local- and regional-level policymakers and practitioners in the United States and Europe, primarily through the Transatlantic Cities Network (www.gmfus.org/tcn/). The CDP Intern will have the opportunity to gain an increased understanding of the policy process in a broad variety of American and European cities and regions; to network with and understand interactions between leaders in the government, business, non-profit, and philanthropic sectors; and to engage with DC’s vibrant public and foreign policy communities, in which GMF plays a leading role.