*Note: the following is an opportunity for volunteer, part time, flexible work. Please DO NOT APPLY if you are only looking for paid employment. We are always happy to work with college students who are looking for internships.* Are you a college student or recent graduate who has a way with words looking to gain experience in journalism or publishing – and make a difference in the process? If so, the up-and-coming, nonprofit news organization WhoWhatWhy may have the ideal opportunity for you to grow professionally, contribute to the greater good, and have fun. WhoWhatWhy is looking for three detail-oriented, news-obsessed Editorial Assistants to provide support for the editorial operations team. Working closely with the editorial staff, you will learn valuable new skills in an exciting, fast-paced environment. Who We Are WhoWhatWhy is a remarkable news organization and community that is making a difference, setting a new standard, and innovating on every front. A nonprofit that accepts no advertising, we are staffed largely with skilled volunteers dedicated to elevating public awareness and fostering a more vigorous democracy. To apply, send your resume and a customized cover letter explaining why you're a good fit for this position. Please also let us know why you think WhoWhatWhy is a good fit for you and what you hope to learn in your time with us. Send your cover letter to ******** . You must confirm your understanding that this is a volunteer position. We will not review applications that appear to be mass submissions or composed using AI. Requirements Interest in and knowledge of current affairs and newsExcellent written communication and oral presentation abilitiesMaturity, accuracy, confidence, focus, high level of organizational capability, self-motivationResponsibilities Track and manage projects and tasksConduct researchSupport the management teamPerks Interact with people at all levels of the companySpecialize in your area of interestGain valuable work experience in an entirely remote workplace environment