Communications and Outreach Intern

• Communications & Content
  • Create visual content (videos, infographics, etc.) for social media and other channels using Canva and Adobe tools
  • Support the preparation of the annual report through documentation, writing, and layout assistance
  • Capture photos, videos, and notes at Mikana events for documentation and outreach purposes
• Administrative & Organizational
  • Assist with the development and revision of internal documents, policies, and organizational resources
  • Review and update existing resource materials to ensure they reflect current practices and realities
  • Support updates to the website’s content structure and page organization (WordPress)
• Events & Community Engagement
  • Monitor and identify events and opportunities where Mikana could participate or collaborate
  • Support the planning and coordination of Mikana’s in-person events
  • Assist in the preparation and facilitation of webinars and virtual gatherings
  • Assist with the preparation of materials used in workshops, presentations, and community activities
  • Support fundraising activities and initiatives that contribute to sustaining Mikana’s mission

Responsibilities may evolve depending on the intern’s interests, skills, and Mikana’s ongoing projects.

• You must be a Concordia student enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program in communications, public relations, administration, or a related field through the summer 2026 term.
• Students who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit or Métis will be prioritized for this role. Students not identifying as Indigenous in Canada should have a good understanding of Indigenous realities and allyship.
• Functional oral, written and reading comprehension in both French and English. Knowledge of an Indigenous language is an asset
• Genuine interest in Indigenous issues, non-profit work, or social justice. Experience gained through lived experience, community involvement, and/or professional work with Indigenous individuals, communities, or organizations is an asset;
• Knowledge of Google Workspace (Gmail, Drive, etc.), Slack, Zoom and Canva Pro. Knowledge of Wordpress is an asset;
• Collaborative team player who is also able to work independently and demonstrates initiative and adaptability in a dynamic, evolving work environment;
• Ability to stay organized and manage multiple tasks is an asset;
• Curiosity, openness to learning, and interest in contributing to a small, mission-driven team.

May 11, 2026  –  August 7, 2026 (12 weeks)

Note: Specific dates can be negotiated between the intern and the host organization.

All interns are also welcome to join us at our co-working space at the SHIFT Centre (LB-145) throughout the work week.

180 hours total (~15 hours/week)

There is potential to renew the internship for up to 3 terms, provided you remain eligible and both host organization and intern wish to continue.

$3,750

Please note that SHIFT payments are made as honorariums issued in 2 installments: one at mid-semester, and the other at the end.

April 6th, 2026

To apply, please submit:

• Resume
• Cover letter, or applicants may submit a short video or audio message (maximum 1 minute 30 seconds) instead