Intern, Gender-Based Violence Digital Minimum Standards

CARE is an international non-governmental organization (NGO) with operations in over 100 countries, dedicated to creating local solutions to poverty and inequality. Our mission is to seek dignity for everyone every day, including during times of crisis. Our work spans a broad range of areas, from disaster response and food and nutrition programs to education and empowerment initiatives for women and girls, as well as maternal and child health.

With over 75 years of experience, CARE places women and girls at the center of our work, empowering them to lift their families and communities out of poverty. We believe that poverty and inequality are injustices that can be eradicated within a generation, and we are committed to this goal through various innovative and community-driven approaches.

SCOPE OF WORK CARE is seeking a dedicated intern to support the Humanitarian Affairs team for a 10-week period, working 8-10 hours per week. The intern will play a crucial role in analyzing consultation data collected under Phase I of the inter-agency CARE-led GBV Digital Minimum Standards (DMS) initiative – a global effort to co-develop safety standards for technology used in violence against women and girls (VAWG) programming in humanitarian settings.

Specifically, the intern will support data analysis and evidence synthesis from consultations with 5,000+ women and girls across 7 humanitarian contexts on the safe and ethical use of technology.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Consultations, data analysis and briefs summarizing key findings and thematic trends across participating humanitarian contexts; Contributions to the global DMS synthesis report, including supporting data visualizations, outlining key findings from consultations (including FGDs and key informant interviews) ***Please note this internship is academic credit or volunteer only and not for pay.

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