# Internship Opportunities: Join the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan)
The National Commission on Violence Against Women, known as Komnas Perempuan, serves as a pivotal national institution dedicated to the eradication of all forms of violence against women and the advancement of human rights. Established under Presidential Decree No. 181 of 1998 and updated by Presidential Regulation No. 8 of 2024, the commission is now inviting passionate, driven individuals to apply for its professional internship program for the November – December 2026 cycle.
This program provides a unique, hands-on learning environment for students eager to contribute to gender equality, anti-discrimination initiatives, and the strengthening of women’s movements in Indonesia.
## Why Intern With Komnas Perempuan?
Interning with us is more than just an academic requirement; it is an immersive experience where you will work alongside esteemed Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRD). Our program offers:
* Practical Engagement: Hands-on experience in institutional operations, policy analysis, and program management.
* Capacity Building: Mentorship that bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world advocacy.
* Diverse Networking: Opportunities to collaborate with experts and activists from various professional backgrounds.
* Inclusive Culture: A workspace that prioritizes integrity, human rights, and collaborative learning.
* Financial Support: Qualified interns will receive a daily stipend of IDR 57,000, in accordance with the Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025.
## Internship Eligibility and Requirements
To ensure a productive learning experience, candidates must meet the following criteria:
1. Current Enrollment: Must be an active S1 (Bachelor’s) or D4 (Diploma IV) student.
2. Institutional Approval: A formal internship request letter from your university is mandatory.
3. Mode of Work: The internship is conducted fully on-site (offline) at the Komnas Perempuan office.
4. Attendance: You must utilize the geotagging-based attendance system to record your daily presence.
5. Exclusivity: Interns must not receive duplicate funding or internship stipends from their university for the same period.
6. Duration: The internship program spans a maximum of two months.
## Available Internship Positions (November – December 2026)
We are seeking motivated candidates across various divisions. Each role requires full-time commitment and specific skill sets:
1. Resource Center Division (3 positions)
* Focus: Managing digital archives, data digitalization, library maintenance, and supporting knowledge dissemination activities.
* Requirements: Background in Knowledge Management; proficiency in MS Office; detail-oriented data entry skills.
2. Recovery System Development Division (2 positions)
* Focus: Recording verbatim meeting notes, updating partner databases, and researching community-based support practices for WHRDs.
* Requirements: Social Sciences background; strong note-taking and research skills.
3. International Advocacy Division (1 position)
* Focus: Administrative support for international advocacy, website management, and communication materials.
* Requirements: Communication, International Relations, or Political Science students (semesters 4–6). Must be proficient in English.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Internal Oversight (PMEP & PI) (4 positions)
* Focus: Assisting in annual report preparation, budget planning for 2027/2028, and audit documentation for the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK).
* Requirements: Law, Management, Economics, or Public Administration students.
5. Community Participation Division (2 positions)
* Focus: Media analysis, social media moderation, content creation (design/video), and network management.
* Requirements: Communication or Visual Communication Design background with an interest in gender issues.
6. Monitoring Division (1 position)
* Focus: Analyzing policy trends, designing monitoring reports, and handling correspondence for the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
* Requirements: Social Science or Law students with basic graphic design and analytical skills.
7. Women Workers Working Group (2 positions)
* Focus: Documenting proceedings, database management, and administrative support for working group activities.
* Requirements: Social Science, Law, or International Relations students.
8. Education Division (1 position)
* Focus: Mapping inclusive education and disability issues; collecting data on Indonesian higher education institutions and special education teachers.
* Requirements: Strong interest in literature reviews and educational research.
## How to Apply
Ready to make a difference? Please submit your application via our online portal at [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP) no later than Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 WIB.
Ensure you provide comprehensive details regarding your academic background, motivations, and the specific skills you aim to develop. We look forward to reviewing your application and potentially working together to advance human rights and gender justice in Indonesia.