# Internship Opportunities at the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan)
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan), established under Presidential Decree No. 181 of 1998 and updated by Presidential Regulation No. 8 of 2024, invites passionate students to join our mission in creating a society free from violence against women and upholding human rights. We are currently opening applications for our internship program for the November–December 2026 period, providing a unique opportunity to contribute directly to institutional advocacy, policy analysis, and the broader women’s movement in Indonesia.
## About the Internship Program
This program is designed to be an immersive learning environment where interns can develop their professional capacity while contributing to the mandate of Komnas Perempuan. We foster a workplace that values integrity, diversity, inclusivity, and humanitarian principles.
Why Intern With Us?
* Professional Exposure: Gain practical experience in program management, data analysis, and legal advocacy.
* Mentorship: Engage with and learn from Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) and experts in the field.
* Capacity Building: Develop your ability to analyze social issues and collaborate within a national institutional framework.
* Financial Support: Qualified interns will receive a daily stipend of IDR 57,000, in accordance with the Minister of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025 regarding the 2026 Fiscal Year Budget standards.
## Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for this internship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Academic Status: Must be an active undergraduate (S1) or Diploma IV (D4) student.
2. Formal Approval: You must provide an official internship request letter from your university.
3. Commitment: The internship duration is a maximum of two months, conducted on-site (offline) at the Komnas Perempuan office.
4. Attendance: You must utilize our geotagging-based attendance system to record your daily presence.
5. Exclusivity: Applicants must ensure they are not receiving dual funding or duplicate stipends from their university for the same period.
## Available Divisions and Areas of Study
We are seeking motivated individuals from diverse academic backgrounds to support the following units:
1. Resource Center Division
* Focus: Knowledge management, digital archiving, and data dissemination.
* Requirements: Background in Knowledge Management or similar studies.
* Key Tasks: Data input, archival digitization, and assisting with knowledge dissemination events.
2. Recovery System Development Division
* Focus: Documentation of restorative practices and supporting Women Human Rights Defenders.
* Requirements: Social Sciences background.
* Key Tasks: Acting as a meeting notetaker (verbatim), updating partner databases, and conducting research on community-based support practices.
3. International Advocacy Division
* Focus: Global human rights advocacy and institutional communication.
* Requirements: Communication, International Relations, or Political Science (semesters 4–6).
* Key Tasks: Preparing international meeting documents, managing English-language website content, and coordinating with national and international partners.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Supervision (PMEP & PI)
* Focus: Institutional planning, annual reporting, and BPK audit preparation.
* Requirements: Law, Management, Economics, Social/Political Science, or Public Administration.
* Key Tasks: Assisting with budget documentation, compiling annual report data, and organizing audit documentation.
5. Community Participation Division
* Focus: Public communication and media management.
* Requirements: Communication or Visual Communication Design.
* Key Tasks: Managing social media moderation, creating digital content (video/design), and writing articles.
6. Monitoring Division
* Focus: Policy analysis and complaint administration.
* Requirements: Social Sciences or Law.
* Key Tasks: Analyzing case recommendation trends, drafting policy matrices, and administrative support for the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
7. Working Group on Women Workers
* Focus: Research, documentation, and partner administration.
* Requirements: Social/Political Science, Law, or International Relations.
* Key Tasks: Drafting meeting transcripts, maintaining partner databases, and conducting literature reviews.
8. Education Division
* Focus: Inclusive education and disability policy mapping.
* Requirements: Social/Political Science, Law, or International Relations.
* Key Tasks: Compiling data on higher education inclusivity, mapping disability-related challenges, and supporting educational outreach activities.
## How to Apply
Ready to make a difference? Follow these steps to submit your application:
* Application Link: Apply online via [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP).
* Deadline: All submissions must be received no later than Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 WIB.
* Requirements to Prepare: Ensure you provide comprehensive information regarding your educational background, motivations, and specific skills relevant to your chosen division.
Please ensure all documents are accurate and complete. Only candidates who successfully meet the qualifications will be contacted for the next stage of the selection process. We look forward to receiving your application and working together toward the advancement of women’s human rights.