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This position will support public-facing programming that connects community members to local food systems, organic growing practices, and food justice initiatives. This role centers on storytelling, education, volunteer engagement, and communications strategy within a nonprofit urban agriculture setting.

The TEK Organic Farming Intern will learn to apply Traditional Ecological Knowledge principles and practices with their university agricultural science studies resulting in an expanded understanding of the importance of restoring food systems that strengthen health and wellness.

The Three Sisters Garden Organic Farming Intern will learn to fulfill the vision of many tribes who traditionally grow corn, beans and squash, and share it with others, both Native American and other participating growers. The intern will also help to maintain organic vegetables growing in raised beds at two organic farms.They will also meet collaborative partners including the Marion-Polk Food Share which provides supplementary education and technical assistance support; and the Indian Health Service Clinic at Chemawa Indian School where we provide the vegetable to low-income Native American clients.

This position will support the Pacific Northwest (PNW) Organic Week campaign that Tilth Alliance is hosting in partnership with the Oregon Organic Coalition with funding provided by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Organic Market Development Grant (OMDG).

This role offers an immersive learning experience focused on sustainable and organic farming practices. Participants will gain hands-on experience on KBFA incubator farms and in high tunnel production systems, along with opportunities to participate in workshops, mentorship, and educational events alongside experienced organic farmers and agricultural professionals.

A central component of the internship focuses on community engagement and public-facing programming. Interns will support workshops, volunteer activities, educational events, outreach initiatives, and communications efforts that help connect community members to local food systems and organic growing practices. Interns will also assist with marketing and storytelling efforts through social media content creation, promotional materials, and communications that support fundraising and public awareness initiatives.

AAC is seeking an intern to organize, create and produce a five-part series of expert panel discussions related to organic and regenerative farming on LinkedIn Live and/or other platforms

NPSAS is seeking a motivated, organized intern to support website development, events, nonprofit operations, communications, and content production. This paid internship offers hands-on shadowing and training across multiple functions to build practical skills for careers in nonprofit management, digital media, and event coordination.