See also:

• Employment opportunities are listed on the Employment Opportunities page.
• Volunteer opportunities are listed on the Volunteer at the Center page.

Current positions (click for full description):

• The Gender Identity Project (GIP) (Fall/Winter 2012)
• Lesbian Cancer Initiative (LCI) Community Outreach & Program Promotions Peer Internship (Fall/Winter 2012)

Position Title	The Gender Identity Project (GIP) Intern (fall/winter 2012)
Status	Accepting resumes
Classification	Internship (up to 9 hours per week)
Reports To	GIP Community Prevention Coordinator
Position Summary	The Gender Identity Project (GIP) is currently accepting applications for a stipend-paid, part-time Peer Educator Intern beginning in the fall of 2012 and continuing through the spring of 2013. The GIP Peer Educator Internship seeks to facilitate the development of peer-identified providers offering social services to transgender and gender non-conforming communities of color. Click here for the GIP Peer-Internship Application

Position Title	Lesbian Cancer Initiative Community Outreach & Program Promotions Peer Internship (fall/winter 2012)
Status	Accepting resumes
Classification	Temporary/Part-time/Per Diem/Non-employment
Reports To	Lesbian Cancer Initiative Coordinator
Position Summary	The Lesbian Cancer Initiative (LCI) is currently accepting applications for a stipend-paid part-time peer intern beginning in fall 2012 and continuing through March 2013. The LCI Peer Internship seeks to facilitate the development of peer-identified providers offering and promoting social services, health and wellness programming to lesbians, bisexual women and transgender communities of color. In particular, this internship would focus on promoting cancer prevention, early detection and education services and social services programming to lesbian, bisexual & transgender (LBT) Communities of Color, through both the delivery of workshops and the development of educational and promotional materials. LCI Peer Interns are part of the LCI workgroup—a team consisting of social workers, interns and other peer and professional facilitators and counselors. The internship integrates supervision and training with practical skill development in cancer-related LBT cultural competency, outreach, education and community organizing. Who should apply: Anyone who views themselves as a peer to the community served by LCI, who is 18 or older as of their internship start date, and is interested in further developing peer–centered skills in program development and promotion, outreach and education. The internship runs for approximately one year for 10 to 12 hours each week. The LCI’s Peer Internship is open to those considering further education and training, those already in school or training and those who are seeking a career change or part-time return to the workforce. Those with some experience in media, communications, outreach, community organizing are strongly encouraged to apply as are LBT People of Color, those with personal cancer experience, and those bilingual in Spanish/English. Approximately 10 hours/week $12-17.50/hourly stipend depending on experience. Peer interns are non-employees who are not eligible for any benefits outside of the hourly stipend. Click here for the Click here to fill out the application.