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America Needs You fights for economic mobility for ambitious, first-generation college students. We do this by providing transformative mentorship and intensive career development. ANY operates in New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California. Visit www.americaneedsyou.org to learn more information.

Our Culture: At America Needs You, we are passionate about our mission, serving our students and maximizing our impact. ANY is a professional development organization and we lead by example. We set high expectations and promote diversity, collaboration, innovation and creativity. We take pride in our open-door policy and embrace a warm and professional culture, harnessing a spirit of fairness, engagement, teamwork and respect. We are coaches, leaders and life-long learners.

We live by our core values – Excellence, Community, Integrity, Curiosity, Accountability and Data & Results. They are the benchmark for everything we do as an organization and they are the framework from which we make all of our decisions. These six core values define our culture, inspire us and help us achieve our mission.

The New York Program team runs 28 Saturday workshops per year, along with providing case management support for Fellows and recruiting a new class of 100 each year. Program summer projects include recruitment, data management and analysis, social media and documenting programmatic policies and procedures. There are also opportunities to manage logistics and event execution for Saturday workshops and other Program events.

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ABC is a champion for all children. Every day hunger, poverty, homelessness, physical and emotional abuse, abandonment, neglect, substance abuse, substandard housing, failing schools, and disease endanger children’s welfare and undermine their future. ABC defends the right of every child to a joyful and nurturing childhood by creating compassionate programs in urgent response to the needs of New York City’s most vulnerable children and families. Since 1986, ABC has developed replicable model programs that are comprehensive, cost-effective, and sustainable. These proven models spread ABC’s innovation and advocacy, reaching children throughout New York City and well beyond its borders.

ABC operates 5 early childhood education centers: Cassidy’s Place, Merricat’s Castle School, Graham School, Cody Gifford House, and Keith Haring School. These schools provide special education services, Head Start, and Universal Pre-Kindergarten for disadvantaged and/or homeless children, children with medical and developmental challenges, and typically developing children in the neighborhood, depending on the site. Other programs include ABC’s Supportive Housing Program, a permanent housing program for formerly homeless families with HIV/AIDS; Fast Break Mobile Mental Health Clinic, a clinic and mobile crisis and disaster response service for emotionally disturbed children and their families; All Children’s House Preservation Services, a Child-Parent Psychotherapy resource for fragile families with children under 6 working towards stability through home-based care management, family counseling, advocacy, and other wraparound services; Youth Services, which include an afterschool program for school-aged children with emotional and behavioral difficulties, an eight-week summer camp, and teen leadership development; and Open Door program. Together with 150 full-time staff, 50 part-time staff, and over 1,600 volunteers, ABC serves over 3,000 children and families every year.

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The BioBus mission is to help minority, female, and low-income K - 12 and college students in New York City discover, explore, and pursue science. Through this work, we envision a world where all people have the opportunity to reach their full scientific potential. Over the past nine years, 200,000 students at more than 500 schools have discovered the thrill of scientific discovery, with many embarking on a path of scientific exploration and sustained pursuit. Students discover the excitement of hands-on science aboard our Mobile Labs, equipped with $75,000 microscope and staffed by scientists. Parked in front of a school, entire classes of pre-K through twelfth-grade students climb on board for inquiry-based, hands-on, standards-aligned lab sessions. After 45-minutes aboard a BioBus Mobile Lab, students have more positive attitudes towards science and want to do more. Eight to twelve week BioBus “Explore” programs at existing schools and community centers provide the students opportunities to develop their own research practice.

At the same time, BioBus scientists build site staff's capacity to run inquiry-based research programs, as well as help equip sites with hardware and supplies. We further support our students in becoming tomorrow’s scientific leaders through our “Pursue” paid internships for high school and college students. BioBus interns develop an independent science research project while serving as mentors to many of our younger students through teaching. "Pursue" and some "Explore" programs are located at BioBase Harlem @ Columbia's Zuckerman Institute. At this community lab, students work side-by-side with BioBus scientists and use the same advanced research microscopes found aboard our mobile labs.

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Born This Way Foundation (BTWF) is committed to supporting the mental health and wellness of young people and working with them to create a kinder and braver world. In order to accomplish this, the Foundation implements innovative programming to support healthy conversations about mental wellness, connects youth with resources and services that support their mental health, and fosters communities that recognize and prioritize mental wellness.

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The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, now in its 13th year, connects more than 95 of the world’s greatest cities which have committed to tackling climate change. We bring mayors from around the world together to learn from each other in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating resilient, sustainable and low carbon cities. C40 cities represent more than 700 million urban citizens and their economies account for 25% of global GDP. Our recent ‘Deadline 2020’ report sets out the critical role that the world’s major cities have to play in delivering the historic Paris Agreement to prevent catastrophic climate change.

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This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute

HRSA’s Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Center for Quality Improvement and Innovation (CQII) provides technical assistance on quality improvement to Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program recipients and now, for the first time, subrecipients. CQII, formerly called the National Quality Center (NQC), still has the same expert quality improvement consultants with whom many of you have worked. CQII still provides face-to-face trainings, TA webinars and many of the other services you have come to appreciate in the past.

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Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with CPIC, so CPIC will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs.

Environmental Defense Fund's mission is to preserve the natural systems on which all life depends. Guided by science and economics, we find practical and lasting solutions to the most serious environmental problems. We work to solve the most critical environmental problems facing the planet. Our solutions take a multidisciplinary approach. EDF has around 750 staff globally.

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Free Arts NYC empowers underserved youth through art and mentoring programs to develop their creativity, confidence, and skills to succeed. The Teen Arts Program strives to level the playing field by providing high-quality arts and youth development programs to teens who do not have the economic privilege to access them. Youth are paired 1 on 1 with an experienced mentor to guide them through the complicated process of applying to art schools, visiting artist studios and cultural institutions, and exploring professions in creative fields. Free Arts Days are a unique volunteer opportunity that pairs underserved elementary-aged youth 1 on 1 with volunteers for an afternoon of “mini-mentoring.” While working together to create art projects based on the day’s theme, participants are able to create meaningful connections with someone they might not otherwise meet.

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iASO Records is an independent music label for Bachata music. iASO Records is producing a feature-length documentary about youth music education, Bachata, and ethnomusicology. The project already has over 300 hours of footage and is going into rough cut, production, and post-production.

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The Legal Aid Society’s Kathryn A. McDonald Education Advocacy Project (EAP) provides early intervention, special education, and school suspension advocacy for children who are involved in abuse and neglect, delinquency or “persons in need of supervision” cases in New York City. An overwhelming number of these children suffer from some type of developmental delay or disability. Without an advocate, their needs often go unmet. Since 2001, EAP has provided direct advocacy services to over 3,000 abused and neglected children. EAP has also trained thousands of parents, foster parents and child welfare professionals and has engaged in systemic reform to protect and define the special education rights of children who are court-involved.

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Legal Outreach is a not-profit organization that prepares youth from underserved communities in New York City to compete at high academic levels by using legal and educational programs as tools for fostering vision, developing skills, enhancing confidence, and facilitating the pursuit of higher education. To that end, Legal Outreach has designed a four year, multi-faceted, academic and support program that operates after-school, on Saturdays and during the summer as a means of helping young people matriculate and succeed at selective colleges. The program is known as ""College Bound"" and consists of a series of mandatory skill development and support programs designed to help underprivileged students stay on track for college. Over the course of the four years of high school, selected students engage in the following activities: *a study/tutorial program (4 years); *study and life-skills seminars (1 year); *writing classes taught by professional journalists, lawyers, or law students (4 years); *debate competitions focusing on constitutional issues (3 years); *individual mentoring by lawyers (3 years); *Internships at prominent New York City law firms (1 summer); *SAT preparation classes (1 summer); *college selection and application workshops (1 year); *college preparation course (1 summer).

Currently, 228 students primarily from underserved communities in New York City, including Harlem, Washington Heights, Lower East Side/Chinatown, Bedford Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, Flushing, Jamaica and the South Bronx are enrolled in College Bound. Over 98% of students who have completed the College Bound Program have matriculated at four-year colleges, including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Swarthmore, NYU, Duke, Emory, Vanderbilt, the University of Chicago, The University of Michigan, the University of California at Berkeley, Middlebury, Bryn Mawr, Wesleyan, Barnard, Georgetown, Tufts, Smith, Mt. Holyoke and many others.

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UNFPA is the lead UN agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person's potential is fulfilled. The global work of UNFPA includes:

1. Reproductive health care for women and youth in more than 150 countries, including addressing life threatening complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
2. UNFPA plays a global leadership role in supporting family planning by: ensuring a steady, reliable supply and access to quality modern contraceptives; strengthening national health systems and also health management information systems; advocating for policies supportive of family planning.
3. Training of thousands of health workers, particularly midwives, to help ensure at least 80 per cent of all childbirths are supervised by skilled attendants.
4. Prevention of gender-based violence, which affects 1 in 3 women.
5. Abandonment of female genital mutilation, which harms 3 million girls annually.
6. Adolescent and Youth programmes which include: a) prevention of teen pregnancies, complications of which are a leading cause of death for girls 15-19 years old; b) Efforts to end child marriage, which could affect an estimated 70 million girls over the next 5 years; c) comprehensive sexuality education; d) youth leadership and participation.
7. Delivery of safe birth supplies, dignity kits and other life-saving materials to survivors of conflict and natural disaster
8. Censuses, data collection and analyses, which are essential for development planning

Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with HGHI, so HGHI will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs. For more information, please visit https://ghhp.fas.harvard.edu/midwifery-programme-intern-unfpa-ny-ny, and questions can be directed to emily_maguire@harvard.edu.

NAC's mission is to provide innovative high quality services in support of birth, foster and adoptive families caring primarily for medically fragile children which includes children with severe physical disabilities, emotional and behavioral challenges, and developmental disabilities. NAC was founded in 1982 in response to the surge of ""border babies"" living in hospitals and institutions in New York City because their birth families were unable to care for them at home. These were babies born with positive toxicology and children with cerebral palsy, brittle bone disease, HIV/AIDS, severe birth deformities and a variety of other serious illnesses. NAC's founders believed that there were families in the community more than willing to foster or adopt these children. Over the years, NAC has assisted thousands of children, and currently provides services for over 750 families and 1,500 children per year.

Working with children whose birth families live in poverty, NAC's continuum of services ensures that children's physical, social, educational, recreational, medical and mental healthcare needs are met. By supporting families in this manner, NAC prevents lengthy stays in foster care, hospitals or other institutions. NAC's services include case management; on-site medical and mental health clinics; counseling and referrals for housing, benefits, and legal assistance; foster care and adoption services; prevention services; after-school tutoring and a College Bound Program; Parenting Education; Mentoring groups; Pet Therapy, Art Therapy and Music groups; and other services that draw on multidisciplinary expertise.

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Founded in 1842 by local musicians led by American-born Ureli Corelli Hill, the New York Philharmonic is the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, and one of the oldest in the world. A resource for its community and the world, the New York Philharmonic complements annual free concerts across the city — including the Concerts in the Parks, Presented by Didi and Oscar Schafer, which celebrated 50 years in the summer of 2015 — with Philharmonic Free Fridays, which offers free tickets to young people ages 13 to 26, and a wide range of education programs. The Orchestra has continued its famed Young People’s Concerts (ages 6–12), which began in 1924, and developed Very Young People’s Concerts (ages 3–6) and Young People’s Concerts for Schools (grades 3–12). The Philharmonic reaches thousands of students through Philharmonic Schools, the immersive classroom program spearheaded by the Philharmonic’s Teaching Artists; and Very Young Composers, which enables students to express themselves through original works, often performed by Philharmonic musicians. The Philharmonic also offers Insights at the Atrium, free discussions delving into the themes of the season.

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The New York State Health Foundation (NYSHealth) is a private, statewide foundation dedicated to improving the health of all New Yorkers. We strive to be focused and purposeful in our work; establish and adhere to clear goals and strategies; and measure our progress. We are committed to making grants, but also to making a difference beyond our dollars: informing health care policy and practice, spreading effective programs to improve the health system, serving as a neutral convener of health leaders across the State, and providing technical assistance to our grantees and partners. NYSHealth concentrates its initiatives in two strategic priority areas:

• Building Healthy Communities: To help communities become healthier, more active places, the Foundation is supporting initiatives across the State to help more New Yorkers of all ages eat healthy foods, become physically active, and have access to a range of programs that encourage healthy life choices.
• Empowering Health Care Consumers: New Yorkers find the health care system incredibly complex to understand and navigate. To ensure that consumers have the tools, resources, and support they need to make informed decisions about their health care, the Foundation is committed to increasing consumers’ choice, control, and convenience.

Other Focus Areas Include:

• Veterans' Health: The NYSHealth Initiative for Returning Veterans and Their Families seeks to underscore that the health care, mental health, and social services issues returning veterans and their families face are not solely military issues, but public and community health issues that should be addressed by local and national government agencies, community-based organizations, and health funders.
• Special Projects Fund (SPF): Grants through our Special Projects Fund allow us to support projects that address an important health care or public health issue in the State, but are outside of our targeted priority areas. Eligible projects are coordinated interventions that take place over a specified period of time to achieve quantifiable results.
• Policy and Research: Opportunities to work with our Policy and Research team, conducting literature reviews and background research related to various health policy issues in New York.

Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with HGHI, so HGHI will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs. For more information, please visit https://ghhp.fas.harvard.edu/new-york-state-health-foundation, and questions can be directed to emily_maguire@harvard.edu.

This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI)

The AIDS Institute was started in the early phases of the AIDS Crisis in New York State. Over time, we have become national leader in developing programs to end the epidemic and foster the idea of quality management. While limited to New York State, we have funded programs that are national in scope and provide an array of technical assistance in a number of disciplines.

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Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with CPIC, so CPIC will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs.

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We use participatory action research to address health disparities among vulnerable populations that are most in need of healthcare but have behavioral and structural barriers to its access. Interventions are multimedia based, surveillance is conducted with mobile technologies, and dissemination and implementation are areas of focus.

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Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with CPIC, so CPIC will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs.

For more than 30 years, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) has used science and medicine to document and call attention to mass atrocities and severe human rights violations. PHR shared in the Nobel Peace Prize for its contribution to the international effort to ban land mines. A global organization founded on the idea that health professionals, with their specialized skills, ethical duties, and credible voices, are uniquely positioned to advocate against human rights violations, PHR has expanded to include a specialized network of forensic science and public health research professionals as well. PHR’s investigations and expertise are used to document mass atrocities, advocate for the protection of persecuted health workers and medical facilities under attack, prevent torture, and hold those who violate human rights accountable.

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Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored with the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with CPIC, so CPIC will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs.

Pursuit is a Google-backed social impact organization that creates transformation where it’s needed most.  Through our four-year intensive program, we train adults with the most need and potential to get their first tech jobs, advance in their careers, and become the next generation of leaders in tech. Our graduates are hired by leading companies like Pinterest, Kickstarter, LinkedIn, BlackRock, and JPMorgan Chase, and increase their average annual salaries from $18,000 to over $85,000.

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Robin Hood is New York City’s largest poverty-fighting organization. In addition to funding 200 of the most effective nonprofits serving New Yorkers experiencing poverty, we amplify financial support with a range of management assistance. Building on our 30 years of experience, Robin Hood is expanding our impact with an explicit focus on lifting families sustainably and measurably out of poverty through influencing policy, raising our thought leadership profile, importing and exporting effective ideas and strategies nationally, and building new collaborations with strategic partners.

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The Jed Foundation (JED) is a non-profit organization that exists to protect emotional health and prevent suicide for our nation's teens and young adults. At JED, we envision a future where: 1) all teens and young adults are equipped to navigate mental health challenges, equipped to seek and give help, and prepared emotionally to enter adulthood and fulfill their potential; 2) every high school and college has a comprehensive system that supports emotional health and reduces the risks of substance abuse and suicide; 3) our communities support the emotional well-being and mental health of teens and young adults; 4) mental health is recognized as part of general health and wellness and is not associated with shame, secrecy or prejudice. Our programs focus on three main areas: higher education, high school, and direct to youth and community campaigns. We have approximately 25 full-time staff members based in our office in New York City.

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Upsolve is an award-winning nonprofit technology startup that helps low-income Americans get a fresh start after financial shocks. We do this through the first software platform that automates Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a lifeline for low-income Americans because it erases debt from credit cards, medical bills, and judgments. But it’s impossible for most people to file for bankruptcy because they cannot afford attorneys.

Last year, 19 million American households would have benefitted from filing for bankruptcy but fewer than half a million did file. At Upsolve, you’ll help more clients in one month than many nonprofits help in multiple years. We’re supported by the top funders in our space. This includes the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt, the Robin Hood Foundation, and the U.S. Government, which is supporting our 2018 national expan

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Village Health Works (VHW) is a joint American-Burundian non-profit and non-governmental organization (NGO) whose mission is to provide quality, compassionate health care in a dignified environment while treating the root causes of illness, poverty, violence, and neglect in collaboration with those we serve. The organization’s operations are based in Kigutu, in southern Burundi, with support from offices in NYC. VHW’s approach integrates clinical services with education, food security, economic development, environmental protection, music and the arts. VHW’s central program is a clinic that conducted 37,917 patient consultations in 2017 and has 4 inpatient wards. A hospital that will add surgical and emergency obstetrical capacity is currently under construction. In preparation for the hospital’s planned opening in late 2019, VHW is building a supply chain and establishing procurement practices to ensure the efficient and timely delivery of items such as medical equipment and medicines.

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Please Note: This internship is co-sponsored between CPIC and the Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI). The primary affiliation is with CPIC, and the secondary affiliation is with HGHI. CPIC will be the point of contact during the application and internship onboarding process. Applications for this placement will be processed by CPIC so please refer to CPIC’s application instructions to ensure you meet all the requirements. The intern selected for this internship will have the obligations and benefits of an intern in both programs.

THIRTEEN is one of America’s most respected and innovative public media providers. A member of the WNET family of companies, THIRTEEN is a unique cultural and educational institution that harnesses the power of television and electronic media to inform, enlighten, entertain and inspire. The flagship public television station of the New York City tri-state area and the most-watched public television channel in the nation, THIRTEEN reaches millions of people with programming that celebrates arts and culture, offers insightful commentary on the news of the day, explores the worlds of science and nature, and invites people of all ages to have fun while learning.

MetroFocus is a multi-platform news magazine focusing on the New York region.

Major areas of coverage include sustainability, education, science and technology, the environment, transportation, poverty and underserved communities. Our website MetroFocus.org amplifies our reporting with daily updates and original stories that also cover culture, government and politics, the economy, urban development and other news in the metropolitan region.

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