Public Information Intern: Supporting the Substantive Work of the Justice and Corrections ServiceNew

Supports the Justice and Corrections Service's public-information work on rule of law and peacekeeping. The intern will develop communication, multimedia and social-media products; research and draft stories and publications; create data visualisations; and analyse web and engagement data to improve public understanding of justice and corrections in peace operations.

• Support strategic communication and public outreach on justice and corrections in peacekeeping
• Develop communications and multimedia products for web and social-networking platforms
• Create stories and information that increase awareness of justice and corrections issues
• Draft and edit fact sheets, brochures, newsletters and donor-related updates
• Create data visualisations and interactive content using design software
• Research, compile and draft material for social-media content
• Monitor and analyse social-media statistics and web analytics platforms

• Enrolment in or completion of a graduate programme, or enrolment in or completion of the final academic year of a first university degree programme at minimum bachelor's level
• A field of study closely related to the internship
• Good knowledge of standard software applications including MS Word, MS PowerPoint and MS Teams
• Fluency in spoken and written English

• Knowledge of an additional official UN language

• Strategic Communications
• Public Outreach
• Multimedia Production
• Web Content
• Social Media
• Data Visualisation
• Research
• Editing
• Web Analytics
• Content Development
• Publication Design

• Talkwalker
• Twitter Analytics
• Facebook Insights
• MS Word
• MS PowerPoint
• MS Teams