Brand & Marketing Communications

District of Columbia, USA (On-site)

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Posted 3 months ago

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Job Summary

Drive an entry-level communications internship at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, supporting brand, media relations, partnerships, and impact tracking.

  • Must-have: Strong writing and research skills
  • Standout: Exposure to Cision and media outreach in an arts setting

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Brand & Communications - Assist with messaging preparation and content coordination related to exhibitions and programs
  • Brand & Communications - Help maintain brand consistency across press materials and campaign documents
  • Brand & Communications - Contribute to communications calendars and asset organization
  • Media Relations & Outreach - Support traditional media outreach preparation and pitch development
  • Media Relations & Outreach - Learn and use Cision and other communications tracking tools
  • Media Relations & Outreach - Assist with preparation for press previews and media-facing events
  • Partnership Development - Support research on potential institutional partners and community collaborators
  • Partnership Development - Assist with partner outreach tied to exhibitions and public programs
  • Performance Tracking - Help track outreach activities, media placements, and partnership engagement
  • Performance Tracking - Contribute to reporting that assesses communications impact

Requirements

  • Applicants must reside in the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Virginia and must be legally eligible to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship by NMWA.
  • Applicants must have completed their sophomore year of undergraduate study (or higher) or two-years' worth of work experience after high school.
  • Previous internship or work experience in arts, culture, communications, journalism, or related fields strongly preferred.
  • Strong research and analytical skills with the ability to identify trends and synthesize complex information.
  • Excellent writing skills and an interest in strategic thinking and persuasive communication.
  • Curiosity about how media platforms are evolving and how audiences discover content.
  • Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage an independent project alongside collaborative tasks.
  • Active engagement with diverse media formats (podcasts, newsletters, social media, traditional publications).
  • Genuine curiosity about the art world, arts administration, and how media and storytelling shape culture.

Preferred

  • Fluency in a language other than English is a plus.
  • Experience with media analysis, trend research, or communications strategy is helpful but not required.