Learning And Impact Intern

Summary

Join Hopelab's Learning and Impact (L&I) team as a part-time intern and contribute to measuring the impact of their work with Black, Brown, and Queer youth. This remote internship (15-20 hours/week) offers flexible hours and a flexible start date in early-mid March 2025 for a 6-month commitment. You will play a crucial role in project managing impact measurement, refining data collection instruments, analyzing data, and creating presentations. The ideal candidate possesses strong project management, data analysis, and communication skills, along with a passion for health equity and social impact. This is a paid internship with an hourly rate of $33.

Requirements

Be currently authorized to work in the United States

Responsibilities

• Project manage the implementation plan for collecting data for Hopelab’s impact measurement efforts
• Map out the project plan and milestones (building on previous years’ template)
• Ensure timely completion of milestones by coordinating across multiple departments, maintaining alignment with workstream leads
• Schedule touch points with function leads and other staff to identify and help to remove any roadblocks
• Create agendas, facilitate, take notes, and capture action items for meetings
• Regularly check in with function leads on instrument refinement, data collection progress, and troubleshooting challenges that arise
• Track progress against the implementation plan and regularly update/adjust it as needed
• Along with the Director of L&I, workstream leads, and external consultants, review and update data collection instruments (surveys and interview guides) in preparation for data collection
• Along with the Director of L&I and workstream leads, track and support data collection and methodological documentation for HL’s impact framework
• Design and refine data flows as needed to support data collection and synthesis
• Clean and organize data that comes in from function leads. Check for accuracy and completion, work with function leads to fill any gaps, and ensure it is organized and consistently documented across the organization
• Ensure data accuracy and cohesion across impact data sources
• Conduct basic descriptive, summative, and thematic analyses of quantitative and qualitative data
• Develop data visualizations that help teams to understand the insights and potential implications (the “so what”) of their data with an eye toward using the data for decision-making or otherwise taking action on the findings
• Create presentations and other materials related to Hopelab’s impact data that will be used for internal sensemaking, as we as to communicate insights to Hopelab staff and other key internal and external stakeholders

Preferred Qualifications

• Possess a proactive and detail-oriented skill set with a passion for health equity and social impact
• Be pursuing or have recently completed a graduate degree in a relevant field of study (e.g. Monitoring and Evaluation, Public Health, Business, Strategy, Data Analytics, etc.)
• Have experience managing large complex cross-functional projects independently and successfully with strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills
• Have technical experience in building data-related processes (standard operating procedures) and infrastructure
• Be familiar with conducting desk research (getting information from websites, interviewing people from analogous organizations, synthesizing and communicating results)
• Have expertise in collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data and presenting it to others in simple and compelling visualizations that help to produce actionable insights
• Possess strong communication skills, including synthesizing findings, developing presentations, and facilitating discussions with internal and external stakeholders
• Have a strong interest and affinity for working in partnership with others, building strong relationships and creating the conditions for the work of others to be completed successfully
• Have a strong interest and affinity for health equity, technology, and the well-being of youth

Benefits

• Compensation: $33/hr
• Part-time internship (approximately 15-20 hours per week)
• Opportunity to work from anywhere in the USA
• Flexible hours to accommodate school schedules and other commitments