PThe International Alliance for the Protection of Heritage (ALIPH) is a Swiss law foundation based in Geneva, benefiting from the privileges and immunities of an international organization. The main global fund dedicated to the protection of heritage in conflict, post-conflict, or crisis zones, ALIPH supports those who, on the ground, take concrete measures to protect or restore museums, sites, monuments, or intangible heritage, in the most challenging contexts. Since its creation in Geneva in 2017, ALIPH has supported 550 projects in over 54 countries. The Foundation carries out its mission thanks to the support of its nine member states (France, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, China, Morocco, Luxembourg, Cyprus, and Uzbekistan), its three private donors, as well as about a dozen other funding partners. /ph3strongAbout the position /strong /h3pReporting to the Director of Communications and Partnerships, the Communications Intern contributes to the overall work of the team, in particular in the lead up to ALIPH’s 10 th anniversary. The candidate must be bilingual in English and Arabic and have excellent skills in written Arabic. This is a paid internship. The successful candidate has to be currently enrolled in a recognized undergraduate or graduate program. /ph3strongKey responsibilities /strong /h3ulliContribute to digital communications strategy, including: /liliUpdating the Foundation website; /liliTaking photos of events; /liliContributing to development of digital assets; /liliParticipating in media tracking. /liliSupport Secretariat with official correspondence, including:ulliDrafting letters on behalf of the Executive Director in English and/or Arabic; /liliContributing or assisting in the translation of press releases into Arabic; /liliMaintaining contact with vendors; /liliAny other tasks, as required by the ED. /li /ul /liliOver the period, the Communications Intern will also be contributing to the preparation of two large-scale exhibitions and a coffee table book. The responsibilities under these special projects will include, but not be limited to:ulliAssisting organizing and transferring content (photos, videos, etc.) to partners and vendors; /liliPlanning steering committee meetings for events; /liliEnsuring proper management and recording of IP, copyrights, and licensing agreements; /liliUpdating documents and coordinate efficient upload of key documentation in the shared drive, including artwork lists, loan agreements, concept notes, scenography notes and records, travel schedules, meeting minutes, and presentations. /li /ul /liliAny other communications duties, as required /li /ulh3strongSkills and experience /strong /h3ulliCurrently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in humanities, social sciences, international relations; /liliFacility with social media and content creation, including video editing and photoshop; /liliAbility to work with multiple stakeholders in an international environment; /liliFully bilingual in English and Arabic, knowledge of a third language would be an asset (especially French); /liliStrong organizational skills, ability to manage multiple projects and adapt to changing priorities within a small organization, capacity to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment; /liliGreat interpersonal and communication skills, ability to work effectively with a variety of constituencies (governmental organizations, IO, NGOs, academia); /liliInitiative and team spirit, with experience working in multicultural environments; /liliDiplomatic tact and discretion. /li /ulpstrongStart date: /strong1 October 2025, for 6-8 months /ppInterested candidates should send their CV and cover letter in English before 22 August 2025 to the following e-mail address: - mentioning "Communications Intern" in the subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. /p #J-18808-Ljbffr