Volunteers and Internships
FXB Center Interns are given significant responsibilities within the FXB Center’s projects. Past intern projects include research on mother-to-child prevention of HIV in Rwanda, mental health interventions for former child soldiers in Sierra Leone, early childhood development programs internationally, and policies on street children affected by HIV. Interns work closely with Project Managers. Duties include conducting literature reviews; entering and analyzing research data; writing and editing documents; communicating with partner organizations and researchers; assisting in grant applications; performing administrative tasks and providing logistical support for conference calls and large meetings. Former interns include undergraduates, medical and public health students as well as others with experience in law and/or community service. Recent college or graduate school graduates are welcome to apply.
Fall 2010 Internship Information
Dates: September 13, 2010 – December 10, 2010
Location: FXB Center in Boston
Hours: Full time (35 hours/week) or part time (at least 20 hours/week)
Stipend: Stipend available. We are unable to offer or organize housing or transportation
Application: Send resume and letter of interest to: FXBcenter_info@hsph.harvard.edu
Deadline: All application materials must be received by August 6, 2010
Notification: Selected applicants will be notified of their status in August by email or telephone.
Questions: Please contact Tricia Spellman at (617) 432-6940
Partner Organizations
Our partner organizations may be seeking interns and volunteers. Please see the following sites for additional information:
Opportunities at the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine
Opportunities at Partners In Health
FXB Center News and Events
Editor Needed:
The FXB Center seeks a scholarly and enterprising academic who is interested in expanding the reach and role of one of the world’s leading journals on health and human rights. The primary role of the Editor of Health and Human Rights: An International Journal is to serve as a thought leader who ensures the scholarly rigor and readability of the journal’s content, develops new authors, and increases diversity of readers. See the terms of reference for this new position.


