We are no longer accepting applications for internships for Summer 2012. Thank you to everyone who has submitted a resume. Please check back later for postings about future internship opportunities.
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I
strongly identify with EOI’s creative and pragmatic policy initiatives
and am proud to work someplace that realizes that our economy should
support workers and their families, not the other way around.
-Doug Von Korff,
2010 Summer & Fall Intern
At
EOI, I have the opportunity to conduct economic research that supports
opportunity and growth for Washington’s working class. I enjoy EOI’s integral role in public dialogue, and its influence on policy and economic issues.
-Keshia Peris,
2010 Fall Intern
EOI
stands up for progressive economic principles that promote a sustainable,
higher quality of life for the middle class. I appreciate being
a part of EOI's team.
-Nick Armstrong,
2010 Summer & Fall Intern
I
chose an internship with EOI because it gives me a chance to work
with people who are passionate about public policy that creates
positive change for families.
-Katrina Kennard,
2010 Fall Intern
I
work for EOI because they research and distribute the information
that all working people in Washington should be aware of and have
access to. EOI provides the public policy support and initiative
needed to create real change for the benefit of Washington’s workers.
-Cara Saunto,
2007, 2008 Summer Intern
After
working for EOI, I believe they embrace their role to advance solid
public policies on behalf of hard working individuals and families.
Organizations like EOI are an integral part of sound, progressive
policy making.
-Cameron Clark,
2008 Graduate Intern
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