The U.S. Embassy’s Public Affairs section is currently
looking for 3-4 interns who would like to support our Countering Violent
Extremism related projects. More information on how to apply can be found
here: https://vsfs.state.gov/projects/view/701.
Project Title: Countering Violent Extremism in Pakistan
Required Skills or Interests
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Data analysis
Editing and proofreading
Political Analysis
Research
Writing
Project Description
Countering violent extremism (CVE) refers to proactive
efforts to address the conditions that enable violent extremist recruitment and
radicalization. If this is an issue of interest to you, then here is the
opportunity for you to assist the United States government’s work with Pakistan
on violent extremism issues? U.S. Embassy Islamabad’s Office of Community
Engagement is looking for an intern who can research and summarize global
developments, interventions, and research in CVE, and assist in building a simple
database of primary source resources on CVE interventions. The intern will
search the full range of online information – media, CVE and related-field
research databases, academic material, and reports from government/official
sources and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), universities, and think
tanks – related to regional and global CVE programs, products, best practices,
and trends.
Additional Information
You will be part of a team of 3-4 people. While you will be
working remotely, the rest of your team will be at the U.S. Embassy in
Islamabad, Pakistan. We will have regular contact so that you remain engaged
with the team. We are looking forward to having you join!
Language Requirements
None
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Haroon Ullah is a member of the Secretary of State's Policy Planning Staff, where his portfolios include countering violent extremism and public diplomacy. Previously, he served as director of the Community Engagement Office at the U.S. embassy in Pakistan. Dr. Ullah has also worked as a Belfer Fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, focusing on democratization, counterterrorism, and religious political parties in the Middle East and South Asia.
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