
Internship Application Process
Western Native Voice is looking for an individual who demonstrates a desire for long term commitment in working with disenfranchised communities and displays the following skill sets or knowledge:
Ability to interact effectively and productively with the general public
A team player who can work productively, both independently and with others
Self-motivated, good organizational skills, detail-oriented, ability to prioritize, multi-task and meet deadlines
An understanding of the economic and political issues that affect Indian Country, or a willingness to learn about the issues
Basic knowledge of current events as they pertain to Indian Country
Able and willing to work on weekends and evenings
Basic computer skills
Applicants must possess basic skills in working smartphone technologies or be willing to learn
Applicants should be generally reachable by phone and email during work hours
A Western Native Voice internship provides a wide range of experiences including:
Relationship building experience and skills
Research and writing strategies and skills
Community organizing skills
Gain knowledge of issues pertaining to Montana’s Indian Country
Exposure to local, tribal, state and federal government systems
Historical perspective of culture in politics
History of the Native Vote
Professional development in a workforce environment
Opportunities for leadership development