Isabel Student Interns

Online Impact Communication Internships for Student Leaders

hosted by Reimagine Normal, PBC


You can

normalize #metoo survivor

support on campus.

Apply Today (details below)

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Student Leadership Levels

  • College (+ rising freshmen)

  • High School (rising 9th - 12th graders)

  • Middle School (rising sixth graders - 8th graders)

*If your school does not use the above grade divisions, please include clarification in your application materials.

Student Commitment Levels: 5- 10 hrs / wk

  • Summer: 8- 10 weeks; June 7th start date

  • Fall: 12 - 15 weeks; Sept 13th start date

  • Spring: 12 - 15 weeks; Feb 7th start date


Join a community of student leaders and practice identifying and fighting systemic injustice. 

Join a community of student leaders and practice identifying and fighting systemic injustice. 

Experience the behind the scenes process for creating meaningful content and building a community around that content. 

Experience the behind the scenes process for creating meaningful content and building a community around that content. 

Build the confidence / skill set to have crucial conversations about social justice and mental health that can affect all areas of life. 

Build the confidence / skill set to have crucial conversations about social justice and mental health that can affect all areas of life. 

Community Match Profile: Do you?

  • Feel angry about the lack of #metoo discussion at your school? 

  • Believe in the power of music and theater to spark discussions that create social change? 

  • Dedicate yourself to intersectional advocacy? 

Other Requirements

  • History as a student leader / student programmer. 

  • Some level of content production skills, i.e Social media, graphic design, videography, creative writing, technical writing. 

  • Background in student theatre (cast, crew, production, marketing, etc.)

Perks  / Internship Take - Aways 

  • Build your resume and prepare yourself for a communications, marketing, or arts career.

  • Gain the confidence / skill set to have crucial conversations about social justice and mental health that can affect all areas of life. 

  • Practice identifying and fighting systemic injustice. 

  • Experience the behind the scenes process for creating meaningful content and building a community around that content. 

  • Develop copywriting, marketing, public speaking, and other professional communication experiences which increase job preparedness.

  • FREE access to all relevant Isabel products / programs.

Student Rep Interns Responsibilities: 

  • Contribute to the ideation / production of video content about social justice / mental health / student leadership 

  • Recruit students leaders eager to join the Isabel community through our album, certification, curriculum, production guide.

  • Co-manage an intersectional advocacy resource guide to help normalize conversations around mental health and social justice.

  • Performance Track:

    • Act / Speak in video content provided by Reimagine Normal 

    • Speak at online events (in person post COVID)

  • Writing Track:

    • Research & Write “How To” blog posts / social media content about social justice, mental health and student leadership.

    • Contribute to curriculum for Isabel student programming.

  • Design Track:

    • Evaluate / advise on the design of Isabel programs and products.

    • Lead design based activities for Isabel community members.

  • Required: Attend 80% of online weekly mentorship meetings + additional meetings / events upon request.


How to Apply

Email all materials / links / attachments to isabel.runawaytrain@gmail.com

Deadline to Apply:

  • Summer: May 21st 11:59 p.m.

  • Fall: August 27th 11:59 p.m.

  • Spring: January 21st 11:59 p.m.

College Students

  • Letter of Recommendation from teacher, employer or mentor (no relatives).

  • One - Page Resume with Work and Leadership History; include contact info, age, school and rising grade level.

  • Two - Three Paragraphs on “Why you think supporting a #metoo survivor should be normal?” 

  • 30 - 90 second Video Essay: What kind of leader do you want to be? 

High School Students

  • Letter of Recommendation from teacher, employer or mentor (no relatives).

  • One - Page Resume with Work and Leadership History; include contact info, age, school and rising grade level.

  • Two - Three Paragraphs on “Why you think supporting a #metoo survivor should be normal?” 

  • 30 - 90 second Video Essay: What kind of leader do you want to be? 

Middle School

  • Letter of Recommendation from teacher, employer or mentor (no relatives).

  • Two - Three Paragraphs on “Why you think supporting a #metoo survivor should be normal?” ; Submit a pdf, word or google doc., include name, age, school and rising grade level in the top left corner of the page.

  • 30 - 90 second Video Essay: What kind of leader do you want to be? 

Email all materials / links / attachments to isabel.runawaytrain@gmail.com