FAQs
What is the position being offered by the ACLU of Florida?
The ACLU of Florida is offering an undergraduate internship in the Communications Department.
Is the Communications Intern position remote?
Yes, the position is remote; however, applicants must be living in Florida.
What is the main purpose of the ACLU of Florida?
The ACLU of Florida is dedicated to the defense of the Bill of Rights and serves as the state’s largest civil rights and civil liberties organization, utilizing litigation, public policy advocacy, organizing, and public education to protect and promote a wide range of constitutional values and individual rights.
What type of work does the ACLU of Florida focus on?
The ACLU of Florida focuses on various issues including freedom of speech, racial justice, right to privacy, religious liberty, criminal justice reform, voting rights, reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, disability rights, and immigrants’ rights.
Where is the headquarters of the ACLU of Florida located?
The headquarters of the ACLU of Florida is located in Miami, with additional regional offices in Jacksonville, Pensacola, and Tallahassee.
How large is the ACLU of Florida in terms of staff and budget?
The ACLU of Florida has a budget of over $8 million and employs 41 staff members, making it one of the larger affiliates in the ACLU national organization.
Who can apply for the Communications Intern position?
The internship is open to undergraduate students who are currently living in Florida.
How long has the ACLU been serving as a protector of civil liberties in the United States?
The ACLU has been serving as the primary protector of civil liberties in the United States for over 100 years.