[Jobs] DC: 1 Internship on social policy; 1 job with disabilty focus

Wed Feb 14 07:39:12 CST 2007

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From: LPovinelli at aol.com [mailto:LPovinelli at aol.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 7:37 AM
Subject: Intership and Employment Opportunities

From: Justice For All Moderator <jfa at jfanow.org
Subject: Intership and Employment Opportunities
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 00:40:22 -0500

Intership and Employment Opportunities

Dear JFA Readers,

We know some of you may be waiting for the right time and the
right job to make an employment transition.  Others of you may be
anticipating a move due to a spouse's work transfer, and you
haven't quite figured out where you might work once in your new
location.

For students, spring break is around the corner as are the 
makings of summer plans.  Some of you will be graduating and looking for
full-time employment.  Others of you will be looking for a great
internship experience.

Below, you'll find one new internship opportunity and one new
employment opportunity both with unique disability focus.  Both 
arein the D.C.  area.

However, we know our JFA readers hail from all across the 
country,  so be reminded that you can also view an extensive listing of
nationwide employment and internship opportunities on the AAPD
website:

http://www.aapd.com/employment/indexemploy.php

http://www.aapd.com/employment/internships.php

Good luck!

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SOCIAL POLICY INTERNSHIP
The National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI), in partnership
with the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) and the Center on Budget
and Policy Priorities (CBPP), is establishing the Eileen Sweeney
Graduate Internship.  Graduate students aspiring to a career in
social policy with a focus on disability issues are urged to 
apply  for this 12-week summer semester internship.  A student will be
awarded the internship based on nationwide recruitment and a
competitive selection process.  Students interested in applying 
may contact Jackie Sanchez at 202-452-8097 for more information.

+++++

EQUAL RIGHTS CENTER TESTER
AAPD's friends at the Equal Rights Center are currently 
conducting  fair employment tests to determine if and to what extent 
employers  are discriminating against people with noticeable mobility
disabilities.  The current phase of this project is examining
treatment of job applicants for entry level positions involving
receptionist and light office skills.  If you have those skills,
including typing 35 words a minute or more, and would like to
apply to work on this phase of the project as an ERC tester,
please call Kinshasa Hillery at 202-234-3062 x1124.  This is 
part-time work that pays $17.  per hour plus expenses.  Call today!

Source: AAPD

# # #

MODERATOR, Anne Sommers, JUSTICE FOR ALL -- A Service of the
American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD).  To
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respond to a JFA alert or to submit an article, please see
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From:
LPovinelli at aol.com [mailto:LPovinelli at aol.com]
Sent:
Wednesday, February 14, 2007 7:37 AM
Subject:
Intership and Employment Opportunities
From: Justice For All Moderator <jfa at jfanow.org
Subject: Intership and Employment Opportunities
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 00:40:22 -0500
Intership and Employment Opportunities
Dear JFA Readers,
We know some of you may be waiting for the right time and the
right job to make an employment transition.  Others of you may be
anticipating a move due to a spouse's work transfer, and you
haven't quite figured out where you might work once in your new
location.
For students, spring break is around the corner as are the
makings

of summer plans.  Some of you will be graduating and looking for
full-time employment.  Others of you will be looking for a great
internship experience.
Below, you'll find one new internship opportunity and one new
employment opportunity both with unique disability focus.  Both
arein the D.C.  area.
However, we know our JFA readers hail from all across the
country,

so be reminded that you can also view an extensive listing of
nationwide employment and internship opportunities on the AAPD
website:
http://www.aapd.com/employment/indexemploy.php
http://www.aapd.com/employment/internships.php
Good luck!
-------------------------------------------
SOCIAL POLICY INTERNSHIP
The National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI), in partnership
with the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) and the Center on Budget
and Policy Priorities (CBPP), is establishing the Eileen Sweeney
Graduate Internship.  Graduate students aspiring to a career in
social policy with a focus on disability issues are urged to
apply

for this 12-week summer semester internship.  A student will be
awarded the internship based on nationwide recruitment and a
competitive selection process.  Students interested in applying
may

contact Jackie Sanchez at 202-452-8097 for more information.
+++++
EQUAL RIGHTS CENTER TESTER
AAPD's friends at the Equal Rights Center are currently
conducting

fair employment tests to determine if and to what extent
employers

are discriminating against people with noticeable mobility
disabilities.  The current phase of this project is examining
treatment of job applicants for entry level positions involving
receptionist and light office skills.  If you have those skills,
including typing 35 words a minute or more, and would like to
apply to work on this phase of the project as an ERC tester,
please call Kinshasa Hillery at 202-234-3062 x1124.  This is
part-time work that pays $17.  per hour plus expenses.  Call today!
Source: AAPD
# # #
MODERATOR, Anne Sommers, JUSTICE FOR ALL -- A Service of the
American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD).  To
contact Anne, please email her at JFAmoderator at aol.com.  To
respond to a JFA alert or to submit an article, please see
http://www.aapd.com/JFA/JFAcontent.html.
DISCLAIMER: The JFA Listserv is designed to share information
of interest to people with disabilities and promote dialogue
in the disability community.  Information circulated does not
necessarily express the views of AAPD.  The JFA Listserv is
non-partisan.
JFA ARCHIVES: All JFA postings from 1995 to present are
available at: http://www.jfanow.org/jfanow/
JOIN AAPD! There's strength in numbers! Be a part of a national
coalition of people with disabilities and join AAPD today at
http://www.aapd.com.
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