The MIUSA Spring 2026 Internship was a remote placement with Mobility International USA, a disability-led nonprofit based in Eugene, Oregon. The intern supported organizational priorities while developing experience related to disability rights, international exchange, and international development.
Possible work included program and event planning, fundraising, resource development, alumni outreach, media support, office administration, and research. The published spring term ran from April through June 2026 and has ended.
Benefits & funding
- This was an unpaid internship; academic credit was optional.
- The placement lasted three months, with 5–10 hours per week preferred.
- The intern worked with MIUSA staff to align assigned projects with organizational needs and the intern’s academic and professional goals.
- Work was remote and could provide experience across nonprofit programs, research, communications, and disability-inclusive international exchange.
Eligibility
- Applicants needed proficiency in English or American Sign Language.
- Microsoft Office and Google Drive skills were required, together with the ability to communicate through email, telephone, Zoom, video relay, instant messaging, and other media.
- International applicants had to confirm legal authorization to work in the United States; MIUSA did not sponsor visas for interns outside the country.
- Applicants were expected to have interest or experience in disability issues, diversity, women’s rights, human rights, or international cultural exchange.
- Experience with people with disabilities, nonprofit or international settings, web and social media content, design tools, video editing, and languages beyond English was preferred rather than required.
- Disability was not a requirement. MIUSA encouraged people with disabilities and applicants from other underrepresented groups to apply.
- The official page did not state a degree, age, nationality, residence, or minimum years-of-experience requirement.
Can you apply?
Open to all applicants
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Application process
- 1Prepare a resume and cover letter.
- 2In the cover letter, explain the applicant’s interest in MIUSA, the strengths they would bring, and relevant experience in disability rights, international exchange, or international development.
- 3State availability from April through June 2026, including the earliest start, conflicting commitments, and available hours per week.
- 4Email the materials to Intern and Volunteer Coordinator Suz Dunn at sdunn@miusa.org.
Program timeline
Priority-consideration deadline.
Apr 3, 2026
Applications were accepted on a rolling basis until the position was filled.
After Apr 3, 2026
Three-month remote internship term.
April–June 2026
Next cycle
MIUSA has not announced an opening date or deadline.