BJC interns gain firsthand exposure to current issues concerning religious freedom and the separation of church and state. They also have the chance to make meaningful contributions to the important work of defending and extending religious liberty for all.   In addition to a monthly stipend, BJC interns receive free housing on Capitol Hill. If you are interested in a remote internship, reach out to BJC Operations Manager, Sara Barrack at [email protected].   The internship selection process is competitive. A demonstrated interest in religious liberty matters is desirable but not required. If you have additional questions, contact our team at [email protected].   HOW TO APPLY: To apply for a BJC internship, you will need to answer a few short questions and send us your resume and a cover letter. Click the blue button on the top right of your screen to submit your application materials!    APPLICATION DEADLINES: * Fall semester internships: June 30 * Spring semester internships: September 20 * Summer internships: March 1