Internship Opporunity with
Indigenous Athletics Advancement Council (IAAC) Internship
Position Title: Social Media Intern
Term: Fall 2025 – Summer 2026 (Non-Paid)
Organization Type: 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
About IAAC
The Indigenous Athletics Advancement Council (IAAC) promotes the advancement of Indigenous peoples through sport. Our mission is to educate, promote, empower, and activate Indigenous peoples and communities around movement, physical fitness, and sport. We also aim to disrupt the colonial systems that impact modern Indigenous peoples, with the goal of integrating our people into leadership and decision-making roles in the sport business.
Position Overview
The IAAC is seeking a motivated and dedicated intern to join our team for the 2025–2026 academic year. This internship provides a unique opportunity to support Indigenous athletes and communities through social media management. The intern will play an integral role in preparing for the 2026 Native Student Athlete Summit while gaining valuable nonprofit, communications, and leadership experience.
Key Responsibilities
Manage IAAC’s social media accounts (content creation, posting, engagement, and analytics).
Attend and take detailed notes at IAAC meetings.
Contribute to planning and logistics for the IAAC events, including the 2026 Native Student Athlete Summit.
Support IAAC staff and board members with administrative and program-related tasks as needed.
Qualifications
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Experience with social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok preferred).
Interest in Indigenous communities, sport, social justice, and nonprofit work.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a virtual environment.
Organized, detail-oriented, and proactive in managing tasks.
Preferred Qualifications
Graphic design or digital media experience (e.g., Canva, Adobe Suite).
Familiarity with Indigenous Peoples and communities.
Time Commitment
Approx. 5–8 hours per week—increases with events (flexible scheduling).
Internship runs October 2025 – August 2026.
Most work will be remote with potential in-person opportunities depending on location.
Benefits
Gain hands-on nonprofit and leadership experience.
Build skills in communications, fundraising, and event planning.
Network with Indigenous leaders, athletes, and advocates.
Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on Indigenous communities through sport.
Academic credit may be arranged depending on university/college requirements.
To Apply
Please submit a résumé and short statement of interest (250–400 words) describing your background, skills, and why you are interested in interning with IAAC to indig.ath.adv.council@gmail.com
Indigenous Athletics Advancement Council (IAAC) Internship
Position Title: Event Operations Intern
Term: Fall 2025 – Summer 2026 (Non-Paid)
Organization Type: 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
About IAAC
The Indigenous Athletics Advancement Council (IAAC) promotes the advancement of Indigenous peoples through sport. Our mission is to educate, promote, empower, and activate Indigenous peoples and communities around movement, physical fitness, and sport. We also aim to disrupt the colonial systems that impact modern Indigenous peoples, with the goal of integrating our people into leadership and decision-making roles in the sport business.
Position Overview
The IAAC is seeking a motivated and dedicated intern to join our team for the 2025–2026 academic year. This internship provides a unique opportunity to support Indigenous athletes and communities through event planning, fundraising, and nonprofit operations. The intern will play an integral role in preparing for the 2026 Native Student Athlete Summit while gaining valuable nonprofit, communications, and leadership experience.
Key Responsibilities
Assist with organizing and supporting fundraising opportunities for the Native Student Athlete Summit
Attend and take detailed notes at IAAC meetings.
Contribute to planning and logistics for IAAC events, including the 2026 Native Student Athlete Summit.
Support IAAC staff and board members with administrative and program-related tasks as needed.
Qualifications
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Interest in Indigenous communities, sport, social justice, and nonprofit work.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a virtual environment.
Organized, detail-oriented, and proactive in managing tasks.
Preferred Qualifications
Prior experience with event planning or fundraising.
Familiarity with Indigenous Peoples and communities.
Time Commitment
Approx. 5–8 hours per week—increases with events (flexible scheduling).
Internship runs October 2025 – August 2026.
Most work will be remote with potential in-person opportunities depending on location.
Benefits
Gain hands-on nonprofit and leadership experience.
Build skills in communications, fundraising, and event planning.
Network with Indigenous leaders, athletes, and advocates.
Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on Indigenous communities through sport.
Academic credit may be arranged depending on university/college requirements.
To Apply
Please submit a résumé and short statement of interest (250–400 words) describing your background, skills, and why you are interested in interning with IAAC to indig.ath.adv.council@gmail.com