# Call for Applications: National Commission on Violence Against Women Internship Program (November – December 2026)
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) is officially accepting applications for its internship program, providing a unique platform for committed individuals to contribute to the promotion and protection of women's human rights. Established under Presidential Decree No. 181/1998 and updated by Presidential Regulation No. 8/2024, our institution is dedicated to fostering a society free from gender-based violence and discrimination. We are seeking passionate students eager to gain professional experience through hands-on involvement in institutional advocacy, policy analysis, and program management.
## About the Internship
This program is designed as an immersive learning opportunity. Interns will work alongside professionals, including Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRD), to develop practical skills while supporting the critical mandate of Komnas Perempuan. We prioritize a collaborative environment that upholds values of integrity, inclusivity, and human rights.
Program Benefits
* Professional Development: Gain insights into institutional program management, data analysis, and professional communication.
* Networking: Engage with experts and experienced human rights advocates.
* Hands-on Experience: Contribute directly to meaningful projects that align with your field of study.
* Financial Support: Qualified interns will receive a daily stipend of IDR 57,000, in accordance with the Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 32/2025.
## Requirements and Guidelines
To ensure a productive experience, all applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Academic Status: Must be an active undergraduate (S1) or Diploma (D4) student.
2. Documentation: Submission of an official internship request letter from your university.
3. Commitment: The internship is an onsite, full-time commitment at our office for a duration of two months (November – December 2026).
4. Attendance: Interns must use our geotagging-based attendance system.
5. Funding Policy: Applicants must ensure they are not receiving overlapping funding or stipends from their university for the same period.
## Available Divisions and Areas of Focus
1. Resource Center (3 Interns)
Focuses on data management, archive digitization, and knowledge dissemination.
* Key Tasks: Inputting archival data, managing digital folder structures, and organizing publication data.
* Required Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office, strong organizational skills, and attention to detail.
2. Recovery System Development Division (2 Interns)
Focuses on documenting support practices for Women Human Rights Defenders.
* Key Tasks: Recording meeting minutes (verbatim), updating partner databases, and researching community-based support practices.
* Required Skills: Social sciences background with excellent note-taking abilities.
3. International Advocacy Division (1 Intern)
Focuses on institutional communication and global advocacy coordination.
* Key Tasks: Preparing administrative materials, managing English-language website content, and drafting correspondence.
* Required Skills: Strong English proficiency, basic web management, and administrative accuracy. (Open to Social/Political Science/International Relations majors).
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Internal Audit (4 Interns)
Focuses on budget preparation and audit readiness.
* Key Tasks: Organizing 2027/2028 planning documents, collecting annual report data, and assisting in BPK audit documentation.
* Required Skills: Familiarity with administrative reporting and Microsoft Excel.
5. Community Participation Division (2 Interns)
Focuses on public communication and social media engagement.
* Key Tasks: Managing social media, writing articles, and creating digital content (design/video).
* Required Skills: Creative design and video editing skills, and experience with media analysis.
6. Monitoring Division (1 Intern)
Focuses on policy analysis and complaint administration.
* Key Tasks: Analyzing case recommendation trends, mapping policies, and assisting in report graphic design.
7. Women Workers Working Group (2 Interns)
Focuses on documentation and literature research.
* Key Tasks: Transcribing meetings, quality control of basic documents, and literature searches.
8. Education Division (1 Intern)
Focuses on inclusive education and disability awareness.
* Key Tasks: Compiling data on special education institutions and mapping challenges related to disability in Indonesia.
## How to Apply
If you are dedicated to the cause of women's rights and fulfill the requirements, please submit your application via the official portal at [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP).
Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 WIB.
Ensure your application clearly outlines your educational background, motivation for joining the program, and how your skills align with your preferred division. Please note that only shortlisted candidates who meet all qualifications will be contacted for further steps.