# National Commission on Violence Against Women Internship Program: Recruitment and Placement Guide (November – December 2026)
Are you passionate about human rights, gender equality, and social justice? The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) invites dedicated individuals to join its upcoming internship program. Established through presidential mandates, Komnas Perempuan drives critical initiatives to eliminate violence against women, uphold human rights, and strengthen the women’s movement across the nation. This professional internship offers an immersive learning environment where motivated students can contribute directly to institutional programs, policy analysis, and advocacy efforts.
## Overview of the Komnas Perempuan Internship Program
The internship initiative serves as a dynamic capacity-building space designed to integrate academic knowledge with real-world institutional experience. Participants collaborate directly with diverse experts, gaining invaluable exposure to national human rights mechanisms.
Core Values and Working Environment
* Diversity and Inclusion: We embrace individuals from various educational backgrounds, perspectives, and skill sets, fostering an inclusive culture free from discrimination.
* Humanitarian Commitment: Our work centers on upholding human dignity, anti-violence principles, and social equity.
* Collaborative Growth: Interns work alongside prominent Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs), sharpening their professional competencies and collaborative skills.
Financial Support and Allowance
Eligible interns who fulfill administrative requirements, attendance policies, and institutional guidelines receive a daily student internship allowance of IDR 57,000 per day. This financial support aligns with national standard budgeting regulations for fiscal year operations.
## General Requirements and Application Guidelines
To qualify for the internship program and receive the designated student allowance, candidates must meet the following mandatory criteria:
* Academic Status: Must be active undergraduate students currently enrolled in a Bachelor's (S1) or Diploma Four (D4) degree program.
* Institutional Approval: Must provide an official internship request letter issued by their home university.
* Duration: The internship program spans a maximum duration of two months for the November – December 2026 recruitment period.
* On-Site Attendance: Interns are required to complete their placement offline, reporting directly to the Komnas Perempuan office according to established schedules.
* No Funding Duplication: Candidates must ensure they do not receive concurrent funding or duplicate internship allowances from their university for the exact operational period.
* Geotagging Attendance System: Daily attendance tracking is mandatory using the official digital presensi system equipped with geotagging features.
## Available Division Placements and Job Descriptions
The internship program features openings across multiple specialized divisions. Candidates can review the specific qualifications and primary responsibilities for each unit below.
1. Resource Center Division
* Openings: 3 Interns
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Knowledge Management or related study fields
Qualifications:
* Ability to execute tasks in alignment with Komnas Perempuan’s institutional values.
* Proficiency in using computers, specifically Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and standard data processing tools.
* High eagerness to learn, strong adaptability, and excellent communication skills.
Core Responsibilities:
* Input archive data systematically into inventory systems or digital management platforms.
* Assist in organizing and categorizing institutional knowledge resources based on established classification frameworks.
* Support the digitization of archives, including document scanning and standardized file naming.
* Help prepare documentation, track data, and support knowledge dissemination events.
2. Recovery System Development Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Social Sciences
Qualifications:
* Strong note-taking skills to accurately record meeting minutes and discussions (verbatim reporting).
* Competency in building and updating partner databases.
* Ability to gather and synthesize information regarding community-based practices supporting Women Human Rights Defenders.
Core Responsibilities:
* Produce verbatim records for official meetings and forums hosted by the division.
* Update partner databases via online research and direct communication channels.
* Collect and review internet data detailing community-based collective support frameworks for WHRDs.
3. International Advocacy Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Communication Studies, International Relations, or Political Science (Semesters 4–6)
Qualifications:
* Meticulous administrative skills and exceptional document management capabilities.
* Ability to conduct basic desk research, analyze human rights policy instruments, and draft concise summaries.
* Professional written and verbal communication proficiency in both Indonesian and English.
* Fundamental website management skills and basic visual design competence.
Core Responsibilities:
* Assist with technical and administrative coordination for international advocacy events, including participant tracking and material preparation.
* Draft meeting minutes, organize event documentation, and manage English-language website content updates.
* Monitor correspondence, manage meeting agendas, and handle follow-up communications with domestic and international partners.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Oversight (PMEP & PI)
* Openings: 4 Interns
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Law, Management, Economics, Social-Political Sciences, or Public Administration
Qualifications:
* Strong organizational skills in systematic document archiving and record-keeping.
* Familiarity with basic data management and operational processing.
* Proficiency in fundamental Microsoft Office tools (Word and Excel).
Core Responsibilities:
* Planning and Budgeting: Assist in compiling planning documents, Terms of Reference (TOR), and budget matrices for upcoming operational cycles.
* Monitoring and Evaluation: Gather program achievement data and support the compilation of annual institutional reports.
* Internal Oversight: Inventory, organize, and verify administrative documentation required for external audits and state financial checks.
5. Community Participation Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Communication Studies or Visual Communication Design
Qualifications:
* Sound foundational knowledge concerning women's rights and human rights issues.
* Active involvement in campus journalism or student media networks.
* Basic competencies in social media management, graphic design, and video editing.
Core Responsibilities:
* Analyze media coverage and manage social media moderation for institutional accounts.
* Draft press releases and official articles highlighting organizational activities.
* Produce digital content, including visual graphics, short videos, and narrative captions.
6. Monitoring Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Social Sciences or Law
Qualifications:
* Solid understanding of gender issues, human rights, and policy frameworks.
* Demonstrated experience in article writing and report compilation.
* Basic graphic design skills and the ability to interpret legal policy articles.
Core Responsibilities:
* Assist in evaluating trend data concerning case recommendation monitoring.
* Create matrices detailing relevant policy frameworks and assist in designing monitoring reports.
* Compile internal meeting minutes and manage outgoing correspondence records for the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
7. Working Group for Women Workers
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Social-Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
Qualifications:
* Foundational awareness of women's rights and labor dynamics.
* Competent writing, basic research, and interpersonal communication skills.
Core Responsibilities:
* Draft formal proceedings and meeting transcripts for working group sessions.
* Manage partner databases and conduct preliminary quality control checks on institutional documents.
* Perform preliminary literature reviews and data searches to support working group objectives.
8. Education Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-Time
* Target Majors: Social-Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
Qualifications:
* Genuine enthusiasm for literature reviews, data collection, and academic research.
* Broad perspective and understanding of educational systems.
Core Responsibilities:
* Compile national data regarding higher education institutions offering special education programs and specialized educators.
* Map various types of disabilities alongside the specific developmental challenges associated with them.
* Provide comprehensive administrative and research support for division initiatives.
## How to Apply
Ready to advance women's human rights while accelerating your professional growth? Submit your application online through the official registration portal at [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP) no later than Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB). Ensure you complete the application form, attach all mandatory administrative documents, and clearly articulate your educational background, motivations, and targeted division preferences. Only shortlisted candidates who meet the specified criteria will be contacted for subsequent selection phases.