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Alliance for Nuclear Accountability Washington, DC Full-time Intern Job | |
| | published Friday, August 21, 2009 | 309 Views :: 1 Comments |
Alliance for Nuclear Accountability
Washington, DC Full-time Intern Job
Description
The full-time intern will be hired for a six-month term, beginning in October and ending in March, and based in the Washington, DC office of the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability (ANA). The Intern will work under the direct supervision of the Program Director, and will make periodic reports to the Director. The Intern’s primary responsibility will be to support ANA in the organizing of its annual DC Days. In general, the intern’s responsibilities will be to support the work of ANA and its member organizations and assist the Program Director in the daily and program operations of the DC office.
Key Responsibilities
DC Days (70%). The Intern will be given extensive responsibilities for assisting in organizing ANA’s annual DC Days, including:
* Coordinate DC Days planning committee
* Arrange logistics
* Facilitate grassroots activist participation
* Take lead in scheduling Congressional and Administration meetings
Issue Work (20%)
* Attend NGO meetings and Congressional hearings
* Assist in tracking legislation and reporting to ANA members
* Conduct research and write reports, as needed
Administrative Work (10%)
* General office administration tasks
* Assist with maintenance of ANA website
Salary: $1600 per month salary for six months. No benefits are provided for this position.
To apply: Send a letter of interest, resume, three references, and a short (2-4 pages) recent writing sample by email to: nroth@ananuclear.org
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| | | published Friday, May 08, 2009 | 2312 Views :: 1 Comments |
Radioactive Waste
Congress Asked to Eliminate Subsidies
For Nuclear Power, Fund More Cleanup Work
BY JANICE VALVERDE
The Alliance for Nuclear Accountability is asking Congress and the federal government to eliminate funding for nuclear fuel recycling research, to ban
importation of foreign low-level radioactive waste, and to make public all contracts for cleanup of defense related nuclear waste, according to alliance leaders who spoke April 27 at a press briefing.
‘‘Atomic energy is too costly, slow, and risky to solve a climate crisis,’’ the alliance said in a summary of its positions. It advocates ‘‘carbon-free and nuclear-free energy . . . that is technically and economically attainable by 2050.’’
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| | | published Saturday, April 12, 2008 | 1248 Views :: 0 Comments |
NEW PRESIDENT MUST OVERHAUL U.S. NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAM; “REPORT CARD” FINDS ENERGY DEPT. IS “OUT OF CONTROL”
“DOE and its National Nuclear Security Agency are out of control,” said Susan Gordon, Director of the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability (ANA). “They are ignoring instructions from Congress to end wasteful projects, hiding money for new weapons in the budget, and failing to heed many environmental requirements. A new administration must reign in this rogue agency.”
Download PDF: DC Days 2008 Press Release.pdf
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