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Communications Intern
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- Grade
- Not specified
- Contract
- See official notice
- Published salary
- €1,110/mo
- Deadline
- September 10, 2026 at 1:59 AM · Europe/Brussels
- Location
- Brussels, Belgium
About the employer · Hiring organisation
Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung
Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung is the organisation publishing this vacancy. Review the official notice for its mandate, structure and employment conditions.
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Radar brief
Communications Intern is an opportunity at Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung · Brussels.
Why this role matters
This internship supports impactful advocacy on global health, gender equality, and youth empowerment across Europe and beyond.
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What you would do
- Support the development of communications outputs and social media presence on R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
- Assist with drafting and distributing newsletters, op-eds, articles, publications and blog posts
- Create engaging content for social media channels including LinkedIn and Instagram
- Potentially edit videos used as advocacy tools
- Support coordination of design and visual assets and liaise with external providers
- Identify opportunities to engage with media and/or stakeholders on relevant topics
- Proofread and edit materials and publications
- Support evaluation of communication outputs impact
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Eligibility snapshot
Must have
- University degree in communications, journalism, EU policy, or a related field (Bachelor’s degree sufficient)
- Strong editing, oral and written communication skills
- Interest in R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
- Knowledge of social media platforms and digital savvy
- Fluent oral and written English
- Familiarity with graphic design tools (Canva and/or Adobe Suite)
- Supportive of DSW’s mission and vision
- Work and residence permit for Belgium
Advantageous
- Previous work experience in communications/journalism
- Knowledge of the EU context – both EU media and policy environments
- Familiarity with email marketing tools (Mailchimp)
- Knowledge related to poverty alleviation, development cooperation, health-, research- and gender-related policy matters
- Video-editing skills (Adobe Premiere Pro or other video editing software)
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Official vacancy description
€ 1,110 per month gross
DSW seeks to recruit a Communications Intern (approx. 5 months, CIP – convention d’immersion professionnelle).
From as soon as possible until the end of January 2027.
Are you a creative, detail-oriented communicator with a passion for global health, gender equality, and youth empowerment? Join our Brussels-based team and help drive impactful advocacy work across Europe and beyond!
As our Communications Intern, you’ll support both our Advocacy and Communications colleagues on topics ranging from global health research and innovation, women’s health and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) to gender equality.
Under the supervision of DSW’s Brussels office leadership, and in close coordination with the Advocacy & Communications Officer, your responsibilities will include:
Supporting the development of communications outputs and social media presence on R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
Assisting with drafting and distributing newsletters, op-eds, articles, publications and blog posts
Creating engaging content for social media channels (including LinkedIn, Instagram)
Potentially video-editing of materials used as tools for advocacy
Supporting the coordination of design and visual assets (infographics, animated content) and liaising with external providers such as graphic designers
Identifying opportunities to engage with media and/or stakeholders on topics related to R&I, global health, gender equality, and women’s health
Proofreading and editing materials and publications
Media monitoring on relevant topics
Supporting the evaluation of the impact of communication outputs (social media campaigns, newsletters, videos, etc.) together with the Communications Officer
What you bring:
University degree in communications, journalism, EU policy, or a related field (Bachelor’s degree is sufficient)
Strong editing, oral and written communication skills
Interest in R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
Knowledge of social media platforms and digital savvy
Fluent oral and written English
Familiarity with graphic design tools (Canva and/or Adobe Suite)
Supportive of DSW’s mission and vision
Work and residence permit for Belgium
Desirable:
Previous work experience in communications/journalism
Knowledge of the EU context – both EU media and policy environments
Familiarity with email marketing tools (Mailchimp)
Knowledge related to poverty alleviation, development cooperation, health-, research- and gender-related policy matters
Video-editing skills (Adobe Premiere Pro or other video editing software)
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DSW seeks to recruit a Communications Intern (approx. 5 months, CIP – convention d’immersion professionnelle).
From as soon as possible until the end of January 2027.
Are you a creative, detail-oriented communicator with a passion for global health, gender equality, and youth empowerment? Join our Brussels-based team and help drive impactful advocacy work across Europe and beyond!
As our Communications Intern, you’ll support both our Advocacy and Communications colleagues on topics ranging from global health research and innovation, women’s health and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) to gender equality.
Under the supervision of DSW’s Brussels office leadership, and in close coordination with the Advocacy & Communications Officer, your responsibilities will include:
Supporting the development of communications outputs and social media presence on R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
Assisting with drafting and distributing newsletters, op-eds, articles, publications and blog posts
Creating engaging content for social media channels (including LinkedIn, Instagram)
Potentially video-editing of materials used as tools for advocacy
Supporting the coordination of design and visual assets (infographics, animated content) and liaising with external providers such as graphic designers
Identifying opportunities to engage with media and/or stakeholders on topics related to R&I, global health, gender equality, and women’s health
Proofreading and editing materials and publications
Media monitoring on relevant topics
Supporting the evaluation of the impact of communication outputs (social media campaigns, newsletters, videos, etc.) together with the Communications Officer
What you bring:
University degree in communications, journalism, EU policy, or a related field (Bachelor’s degree is sufficient)
Strong editing, oral and written communication skills
Interest in R&I, global health, gender equality, and SRHR
Knowledge of social media platforms and digital savvy
Fluent oral and written English
Familiarity with graphic design tools (Canva and/or Adobe Suite)
Supportive of DSW’s mission and vision
Work and residence permit for Belgium
Desirable:
Previous work experience in communications/journalism
Knowledge of the EU context – both EU media and policy environments
Familiarity with email marketing tools (Mailchimp)
Knowledge related to poverty alleviation, development cooperation, health-, research- and gender-related policy matters
Video-editing skills (Adobe Premiere Pro or other video editing software)
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Information technologyData and statisticsPolicy and programmesExternal relationsCommunicationResearch and scienceEnvironment and climateHealthAdministration and supportCommunication/Public RelationsConsumers, Public Health and Food SafetyExternal Relations and Development AidHuman Rights and DemocracyBelgiumNGO and PoliticalOn-sitePolicy analysisProject managementData analysisIT systemsResearch
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