# Comprehensive Guide to the Komnas Perempuan Internship Program (November – December 2026)
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) operates as an independent national institution established under presidential decree to eliminate all forms of violence against women and uphold women's human rights. Dedicated to fostering a safe, inclusive, and collaborative environment, the commission invites passionate individuals to join its upcoming internship program. Scheduled for the period of November through December 2026, this initiative serves as a vital platform for capacity building, professional growth, and direct engagement with human rights advocacy.
## Program Overview and Core Benefits
Participants accepted into the program gain invaluable hands-on experience by collaborating directly with experienced human rights defenders and professionals. The commission maintains a strict commitment to diversity, equity, and human-centric values.
What Interns Can Expect
* Practical Experience: Work directly alongside Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRD) and seasoned specialists.
* Skill Development: Enhance analytical, administrative, program management, and digital communication skills.
* Collaborative Learning: Thrive in an open, inclusive workspace that encourages innovative ideas and critical perspectives.
* Financial Stipend: Eligible interns receive a daily allowance of IDR 57,000, regulated by official national financial standards (subject to administrative compliance and attendance tracking).
## Mandatory Requirements and Application Conditions
Candidates applying for the November–December 2026 internship cycle must carefully review and fulfill the following criteria before submitting their applications:
1. Active Student Status: Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program (S1 or D4).
2. Official University Referral: Must provide an official internship request letter issued by the candidate's home university.
3. Duration: The internship runs for a maximum duration of two months.
4. On-Site Attendance: All selected candidates must work offline, reporting directly to the Komnas Perempuan office based on assigned schedules.
5. Geotagging Attendance: Daily attendance must be logged using the official geotagging presence system.
6. No Funding Duplication: Applicants must ensure they do not receive concurrent overlapping funding or double-payment allowances from their university for the exact same internship period.
## Available Internship Divisions and Placements
The program features multiple specialized divisions tailored to various academic backgrounds and skill sets.
1. Resource Center (Knowledge Management Division)
* Openings: 3 full-time positions
* Target Majors: Knowledge Management or related studies
* Key Qualifications: Strong computer literacy (Microsoft Word/Excel), meticulous data entry skills, adaptability, and an eagerness to learn document management.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Digitize, classify, and archive digital knowledge assets and public publication data.
* Assist in organizing knowledge dissemination events and tracking participant metrics.
* Conduct data searches and structure files systematically.
2. Recovery System Development Division
* Openings: 2 full-time positions
* Target Majors: Social Sciences
* Key Qualifications: Proficient in drafting meeting minutes (verbatim), database management, and gathering collective community support practices.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Record verbatim minutes during division meetings and forums.
* Update and maintain the partner database via phone and internet research.
* Collect information on community-based support practices for WHRDs.
3. International Advocacy Division
* Openings: 1 full-time position (Semesters 4–6)
* Target Majors: Communication Studies, International Relations, or Political Science
* Key Qualifications: Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, strong administrative tracking, basic web content management, and basic visual design competence.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Coordinate administrative tasks, meeting preparation, and documentation for international advocacy events.
* Translate, write, and update English-language website content, news, and digital publications.
* Manage correspondence, calendars, and follow-up communications with local and international partners.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Oversight (PMEP & PI)
* Openings: 4 full-time positions
* Target Majors: Law, Management, Economics, Social-Political Sciences, or Public Administration
* Key Qualifications: Strong documentation, systematic archiving, and foundational Microsoft Office skills.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Planning & Budgeting: Prepare TORs, RABs, and program planning documents for 2027 and 2028.
* Monitoring & Evaluation: Compile and reconcile program achievement data for the Annual Report.
* Internal Oversight: Inventory and organize administrative audit documents in preparation for Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) reviews.
5. Community Participation Division
* Openings: 2 full-time positions
* Target Majors: Communication Studies or Visual Communication Design
* Key Qualifications: Familiarity with women’s rights issues, active campus journalism experience, basic graphic design, and basic video editing capabilities.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Moderate social media channels and analyze media coverage trends.
* Produce digital content, including narratives, graphic designs, and video elements.
* Support network-strengthening initiatives and administrative activities.
6. Monitoring Division
* Openings: 1 full-time position
* Target Majors: Social Sciences or Law
* Home Unit: Referral Complaint Unit (UPR)
* Key Qualifications: Strong understanding of policy frameworks, analytical writing skills, and basic graphic design literacy.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Draft preliminary trend analyses regarding case recommendation monitoring.
* Design and edit monitoring reports and policy matrices.
* Manage outgoing correspondence and document internal coordination meetings.
7. Women Workers Working Group
* Openings: 2 full-time positions
* Target Majors: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* Key Qualifications: Foundational knowledge of women's rights, basic research and writing skills, and strong interpersonal communication.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Transcribe meeting proceedings and organize partner databases.
* Perform basic document quality control and literature reviews.
* Support administrative event organization.
8. Education Division
* Openings: 1 full-time position
* Target Majors: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* Key Qualifications: Strong passion for literature reviews, data collection, and broad insights into educational systems.
* Primary Responsibilities:
* Compile national data regarding specialized education universities and special education teachers.
* Map various types of disabilities and educational challenges.
* Provide operational support for division programs.
## How to Apply
Candidates who meet all criteria and wish to contribute to the advancement of women's human rights must complete their submissions online.
* Application Link: [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP)
* Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB).
* Requirements Checklist: Fill out the official internship application form, upload all mandatory institutional documents, and clearly articulate your educational background, motivation, and relevant skill sets tailored to your chosen division.
Only applicants who fully meet the required qualifications will be contacted for subsequent stages of the recruitment process.