Internship opportunity

Tikkun magazine is currently recruiting interns to work with their editorial team for June-August and September to December 2017 and January to May, 2018.

Tikkun addresses everything from environment, politics, Middle East policy, racism, sexism and social change to social theory, mass culture, philosophy, literature, psychology, religion, psychology, literature and law.

Tikkun’s offices are located only a few blocks from the University of California Berkeley campus on Shattuck near Durant Ave. Some of the most respected academics, writers and activists have written for Tikkun, including Martin Jay, Carol Gilligan, Adrienne Rich, Cornel West, Judith Plaskow, Bill McKibben, Zygmunt Bauman, Matthew Fox, Arthur Green, Joy Ladin, Vandana Shiva, Kabir Helminski, Daniel Matt, Noam Chomsky, Robert Jay Lifton,Michel Eric Dyson, Jackson Lears, Jessica Benjamin, Susannah Heschel, Joyce Carol Oates, Robert Pinsky, Charles Eisenstein, Stephen Zunes, Cynthia Moe Lobeda, and their editor Rabbi Michael Lerner.
Tikkun is not just for Jews, but for anyone interested in working for social and economic and environmental justice and hoping to contribute to creating a more compassionate world.

Tikkun is happy to give any student a free electronic subscription to get a sense of how exciting the magazine is. To get a free subscription email Staci@tikkun.org with the subject line “Free Electronic Tikkun for Students.”

Editorial interns assess manuscripts, proofread and edit submissions, and contribute blog posts to Tikkun Daily. 

Art interns work with Photoshop and InDesign, find art for publication, conduct image research, and help design the print magazine.

Operations interns plan events, assist fundraising efforts, do data entry, and help manage subscriptions.

Social Change Activist interns work with the Network of Spiritual Progressives (Tikkun’s advocacy arm) and directly with Rabbi Michael Lerner and NSP executive director Cat Zavis to promote projects such as the ESRA (Environmental and Social Responsibility Amendment) and GMP (Global Marshal Plan).

www.tikkun.org/nextgen/jobs-internships

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Tikkun magazine is currently recruiting interns to work with their editorial team for June-August and September to December 2017 and January to May, 2018.

Tikkun addresses everything from environment, politics, Middle East policy, racism, sexism and social change to social theory, mass culture, philosophy, literature, psychology, religion, psychology, literature and law.

Tikkun’s offices are located only a few blocks from the University of California Berkeley campus on Shattuck near Durant Ave. Some of the most respected academics, writers and activists have written for Tikkun, including Martin Jay, Carol Gilligan, Adrienne Rich, Cornel West, Judith Plaskow, Bill McKibben, Zygmunt Bauman, Matthew Fox, Arthur Green, Joy Ladin, Vandana Shiva, Kabir Helminski, Daniel Matt, Noam Chomsky, Robert Jay Lifton,Michel Eric Dyson, Jackson Lears, Jessica Benjamin, Susannah Heschel, Joyce Carol Oates, Robert Pinsky, Charles Eisenstein, Stephen Zunes, Cynthia Moe Lobeda, and their editor Rabbi Michael Lerner.
Tikkun is not just for Jews, but for anyone interested in working for social and economic and environmental justice and hoping to contribute to creating a more compassionate world.

Tikkun is happy to give any student a free electronic subscription to get a sense of how exciting the magazine is. To get a free subscription email Staci@tikkun.org with the subject line “Free Electronic Tikkun for Students.”

Editorial interns assess manuscripts, proofread and edit submissions, and contribute blog posts to Tikkun Daily. 

Art interns work with Photoshop and InDesign, find art for publication, conduct image research, and help design the print magazine.

Operations interns plan events, assist fundraising efforts, do data entry, and help manage subscriptions.

Social Change Activist interns work with the Network of Spiritual Progressives (Tikkun’s advocacy arm) and directly with Rabbi Michael Lerner and NSP executive director Cat Zavis to promote projects such as the ESRA (Environmental and Social Responsibility Amendment) and GMP (Global Marshal Plan).

www.tikkun.org/nextgen/jobs-internships