[Hiring] Part-Time Communications Intern/Fellow/Consultant @MSBA

Role Description

A2JC is seeking a motivated part-time Communications Intern/Fellow/Consultant/Specialist to support our design, digital communications, and website management. This is a great opportunity for a student or early-career professional interested in nonprofit communications, public interest law, design, marketing, and/or digital media to build hands-on experience while contributing directly to a mission-driven organization's public voice.

You'll work closely with A2JC's small, high-impact team to help maintain a consistent, engaging presence across our website and social media channels.

What You'll Do

• Design: Create graphics, social media assets, and visual content using Canva, consistent with A2JC's brand guidelines.
• Website Management: Perform basic updates, edits, and content additions to A2JC's existing WordPress website (no custom development required — off-the-shelf theme/page-builder edits).
• Social Media: Support content creation, community engagement, and growth across LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram.
• Scheduling: Plan and schedule posts across channels using Metricool.

Qualifications

• Interest in nonprofit communications, public interest law, design, marketing, and/or digital media.
• Experience with graphic design tools, particularly Canva.
• Familiarity with WordPress for website management.
• Knowledge of social media platforms and engagement strategies.

Requirements

• Position type: part-time internship/fellowship/consultancy.
• Hourly rate: $15-20.
• Hours: 10 hours/week.
• Start date: August 31 or September 1, 2026.
• Location: Remote with your own equipment and tools.
• Reports to: Executive Director.

To Apply

Please send a resume, a sample of design, content creation and/or website management, and three references to: Reena Shah at [email protected] by August 16, 2026. This is a remote position.

Company Description

The Maryland Access to Justice Commission (A2JC) works to make Maryland's civil justice system accessible, equitable, and fair for all Marylanders. Every year, most Marylanders facing civil legal issues — such as eviction, custody disputes, or debt collection — must navigate the legal system without an attorney. A2JC advances policy solutions, tells the stories of Marylanders affected by these gaps, and builds data tools to inform reform, all in service of a more just civil legal system for everyone in the state. A2JC is housed in the Maryland State Bar Association.