Research Intern, Summer 2026 - More in Common

More in Common seeks full-time research interns for summer 2026 to work on projects strengthening democracy and social cohesion in the United States. The eight-week internship involves supporting the research team with tasks including tracking news and research on polarization and democracy, assisting with focus group implementation and analysis, supporting quantitative and qualitative research design, providing research and report writing support, and helping design webinars and workshops. Candidates should be current undergraduate or master's students or recent graduates with strong writing and communication skills, and ideally have experience with qualitative or quantitative research, data visualization, and working across the ideological spectrum. Applications, including a resume and written responses to three prompts, are accepted on a rolling basis through April 19, 2026.

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Organization Name: More in Common

Role Title: Research Intern, Summer 2026

Employment Type: Full-time Internship (8 weeks)

Compensation: $26 per hour

Location: Washington, D.C. (Hybrid) or Remote (US-based)

Link to Apply: [email protected]
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Position Overview: More in Common seeks full-time research interns for summer 2026 to work on projects strengthening democracy and social cohesion in the United States. The eight-week internship involves supporting the research team with tasks including tracking news and research on polarization and democracy, assisting with focus group implementation and analysis, supporting quantitative and qualitative research design, providing research and report writing support, and helping design webinars and workshops. Candidates should be current undergraduate or master's students or recent graduates with strong writing and communication skills, and ideally have experience with qualitative or quantitative research, data visualization, and working across the ideological spectrum. Applications, including a resume and written responses to three prompts, are accepted on a rolling basis through April 19, 2026.