Interns support a Texas public policy foundation across policy, development, communications, film and media, journalism, and operations. Responsibilities may include policy research, writing, fundraising support, donor research, grant writing, media production, journalism, social media, analytics, event coordination, office administration, data entry, vendor coordination, and special projects. Interns participate in educational discussions and receive mentorship while developing research, writing, communication, and organizational skills.

Law clerks work with a public interest litigation team on active administrative, district, and appellate court matters, including litigation, appellate briefs, and amicus briefs. Candidates must be current law students or recent graduates with strong research, writing, interpersonal, and project-management skills. The role is full- or part-time and provides a stipend upon completion, with possible academic credit.