Diaspora Youth Internship – Communications Intern

We are looking for motivated young professionals with a diaspora background to join our team for a five-month remote internship starting March 2026.

This position has a strong focus on communications, with a particular emphasis on supporting the visibility and storytelling of D4D Grants. Interns will also contribute to different components of EUDiF’s work, including research & knowledge, dialogue activities, capacity development and grants management. Additionally, each intern will develop an individual content project (e.g. think piece, workshop concept, research note).

Duration: 5 months (starting March 2026) Format: Remote, full‑time (40 hours/week, flexible but core hours 10:00–16:00 CET) Paid Internship — monthly stipend of 1,000 EUR. Scope of Work:

• Support visibility and storytelling of D4D Grants
• Prepare visibility materials, draft news items, support social media content, and document project achievements
• Contribute to other EUDiF components (research, dialogue, capacity development, grants management)
• Develop an individual content project (e.g., think piece, workshop concept, research note) Community: Fellows join the Diaspora Youth Community alumni network for long‑term engagement

• Open to diaspora youth — young professionals with a personal migration background or heritage connection to a DG‑INTPA partner country
• Post‑graduate stage (Master’s student or graduate)
• Strong interest in communications, digital storytelling, migration, development, diaspora engagement, and global cooperation
• Excellent research, analytical, organisational, and communication skills
• Particular interest in supporting communication activities for D4D Grants (visibility materials, news items, social media, documentation)
• Comfortable working in English and French (Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic are strong assets)
• Reliable, proactive, able to work independently in a remote environment
• Available full‑time for the 5‑month period
• Experience with civil society, community initiatives, youth groups, or diaspora organisations is an asset