EU Global Diaspora Facility (EUDiF), implemented by the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)Internship

Diaspora Youth Internship – Communications Intern

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Opportunity type

Internship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

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

Who can apply

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

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About this opportunity

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

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

Who can apply

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