KIP Spring 2027 - Government Affairs Intern - Georgia Public Policy Foundation

Stand Together•Atlanta, GA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Government Affairs Intern will support the Georgia Public Policy Foundation’s government affairs and policy efforts across housing, regulatory reform, taxes, education, and healthcare. The position involves drafting policy materials, tracking legislation, coordinating meetings with partners and legislators, and attending legislative hearings. The intern will gain experience in state-level policy advocacy but will not engage in lobbying; opportunities for policy research and writing may also be available. The role is in person at the Foundation’s Atlanta, Georgia office. Most days will be spent at the Georgia Capitol with the Government Affairs Director. Business professional attire is required. The program is part of the paid Koch Internship Program, which also requires participation in all online and on-site KIP programming.

Requirements

Be aligned with the mission and free-market principles of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation.
Possess a professional demeanor and the ability to handle confidential and private information.
Have a basic understanding of Google Meet, Slides, and Docs.
Be geographically located in and authorized to work in the United States for the duration of the program.

Responsibilities

Support the Director of Government Affairs in executing the Foundation’s government affairs strategy.
Draft policy one-pagers and other policy materials.
Track legislation, committee activity, and votes on the Foundation’s priority issues, and maintain legislative tracking files.
Help coordinate meetings and events with legislators, coalition partners, and stakeholders, including scheduling, materials, and logistics.
Attend legislative hearings, committee meetings, and events as needed, and report back to staff.
Assist with other duties and projects as assigned.