DSWBrusselsNew vacancy

Communications Intern

Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevölkerung

Grade
Not specified
Contract
Internship/Traineeship
Basic salary estimate
Salary not mapped
Deadline
September 9, 2026 at 11:59 PM
Location
Brussels · Belgium
Reference
deutsche-stiftung-weltbev-lkerung-communications-intern-2026-08
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About this position

Employer: Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevölkerung
Employment type: Internship/Traineeship
Organisation type: NGOs & Nonprofits
Areas: Communication & Marketing
Issue areas: Health & Medical Advocacy, Gender & Equality, Youth & Student, Development & Humanitarian Aid
Salary: EUR 1,110-1,110 monthly

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DSW is an international development organisation, which focuses on the health, needs, and potential of the largest youth generation in history. Our objective is to empower young people, especially young women and girls, by creating demand for and access to youthfriendly health information and services, including modern contraceptives, and by securing the right to bodily autonomy. With offices in Europe and East Africa, we achieve this through a combination of youth-oriented programmes and gender transformative advocacy that also champions global health, including investments in research and innovation to fight povertyrelated and neglected diseases and to foster women’s health.

For more information please visit www.dsw.org/en/eu/

DSW seeks to recruit a Communications Intern (approx. 5 months, CIP – convention d’immersion professionnelle) based in Brussels, Belgium 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.

Responsibilities

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-, researchand gender-related policy matters
Video-editing skills (Adobe Premiere Pro or other video editing software)

Ideal start date : As soon as possible.

Why join us?
You’ll be part of a diverse, mission -driven organisation making a difference on global health, youth, and gender equality and human rights. We offer a collaborative environment, hands-on experience, and the chance to contribute to work that matters.
Internship (CIP -convention d’immersion professionnelle) from as soon as possible until the end of January 2027
Gross monthly allowance of around €1,11 0
A great multicultural team of compassionate colleagues that together create a supportive and friendly working environment

Interested?

If you’re interested, please send your application (CV and motivation letter) with the reference ‘Communication Intern’ to [email protected] by September 9th. Applications will be assessed on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged. Ideal start date: as soon as possible. Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
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Skills and policy fields

Information technologyData and statisticsPolicy and programmesExternal relationsCommunicationHuman resourcesResearch and scienceEnvironment and climateHealthTraineeshipsAdministration and supportCommunication & MarketingHealth & Medical AdvocacyGender & EqualityYouth & StudentDevelopment & Humanitarian AidNGOs & NonprofitsPolicy analysisProject managementData analysisIT systemsResearch
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