# Internship Opportunities at the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan)
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) invites passionate and committed individuals to join our internship program for the November–December 2026 period. As an independent national institution mandated to eliminate all forms of violence against women and promote human rights, we offer a unique platform for professional development and meaningful contribution to social change.
## About the Internship Program
Our internship program is designed as a collaborative learning space. Interns will gain direct exposure to institutional operations, program management, policy analysis, and advocacy efforts. We provide an inclusive environment that values diverse perspectives, integrity, and a shared commitment to human rights, anti-discrimination, and equality.
What We Offer
* Practical Experience: Deepen your understanding of systemic human rights work by engaging with actual institutional mandates.
* Mentorship: Learn alongside esteemed Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) and experts in the field.
* Skill Development: Hone your analytical, administrative, and collaborative skills within a professional non-profit setting.
* Stipend: Eligible students will receive a daily stipend of IDR 57,000, in accordance with the Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025 regarding Standard Input Costs for Fiscal Year 2026.
## Internship Eligibility and Requirements
To ensure a productive learning experience, candidates must meet the following criteria:
* Enrollment Status: Currently active undergraduate (S1) or Diploma IV (D4) students.
* Official Documentation: Must provide an official internship request letter from their home university.
* Format: Internships are strictly offline/on-site at the Komnas Perempuan office.
* Duration: The internship program for the fourth period of 2026 runs for a maximum of two months.
* Attendance: Interns must utilize our mandatory geotagging attendance system.
* Financial Integrity: Candidates must ensure no dual funding or overlapping stipends are received from their university for this period.
## Available Divisions and Opportunities
We are seeking dedicated interns for several key departments. Each role requires specific skills, and all internships are full-time.
1. Resource Center Division (3 positions)
Focuses on knowledge management, archival processes, digital documentation, and data dissemination.
* Desired Background: Knowledge Management studies.
* Key Tasks: Data input, digitizing archives, library management, and supporting the 2026 documentation cleanup.
2. Recovery System Development Division (2 positions)
Focuses on documenting community-based practices to support Women Human Rights Defenders.
* Desired Background: Social Sciences.
* Key Tasks: Verbatim transcription of meetings, partner database maintenance, and gathering information on collective support practices.
3. International Advocacy Division (1 position)
Focuses on international advocacy, digital communication, and partner correspondence.
* Desired Background: Communication, International Relations, or Political Science (Semesters 4–6).
* Key Tasks: Website management, drafting communications, technical meeting support, and desk research on human rights instruments.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Internal Audit (PMEP & PI) (4 positions)
Focuses on institutional planning, annual reporting, and preparing for audits.
* Desired Background: Law, Management, Economics, Social/Political Science, or Public Administration.
* Key Tasks: Supporting annual budget planning, data aggregation for annual reports, and assisting with BPK audit documentation.
5. Community Participation Division (2 positions)
Focuses on public communication, social media moderation, and networking.
* Desired Background: Communication or Visual Communication Design.
* Key Tasks: Media monitoring, content creation (design/video/narration), and managing partner relations.
6. Monitoring Division (1 position)
Focuses on policy analysis and case recommendation monitoring.
* Desired Background: Social Sciences or Law.
* Key Tasks: Trend analysis, policy mapping, report design, and assisting the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
7. Women Workers Working Group (2 positions)
Focuses on research, documentation, and administrative support.
* Desired Background: Social/Political Science, Law, or International Relations.
* Key Tasks: Transcribing meetings, database management, literature reviews, and basic quality control of documents.
8. Education Division (1 position)
Focuses on inclusive education and mapping disability-related issues in Indonesian higher education.
* Desired Background: Social/Political Science, Law, or International Relations.
* Key Tasks: Compiling data on specialized education departments and mapping challenges related to disability in academic settings.
## How to Apply
Ready to make a difference? Follow these steps to submit your application:
1. Online Submission: Apply via our official portal at [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP).
2. Deadline: All applications must be submitted by Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 WIB.
3. Application Content: Ensure your application includes a detailed explanation of your educational background, motivation for joining, and how your specific skills align with your target division.
4. Verification: Only shortlisted candidates who meet all technical and administrative criteria will be contacted for the next stage of the recruitment process.
Join Komnas Perempuan in our mission to build a society free from violence and discrimination. We look forward to reviewing your application.