DCW Graphic Internship

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Our '''Graphic Design [[DCW Internship Program|Internship program]]''' is dedicated to equipping emerging designers with real-world skills and professional experience. It provides the intern with hands-on opportunities to develop their talent and creative vision. By the end of the internship, they gain the skills, insights, and confidence for impactful roles in the field.
Our '''Graphic Design [[DCW Internship Program|Internship program]]''' is dedicated to equipping emerging designers with real-world skills and professional experience. It provides the intern with hands-on opportunities to develop their talent and creative vision. More than a technical training program, it is a framework for design as advocacy, where visual communication becomes a tool to amplify underrepresented knowledge and scale community impact. Through intentional mentorship and iterative feedback, interns produce communications that are clear, accessible, and strategically aligned. These visuals not only promote individual events but also strengthen the DCW's presence, making our grassroots work more visible, credible, and scalable across platforms.
==Current Intern==
 
The internship specifically prioritizes women from marginalized backgrounds, creating a supported entry point into the Wikimedia movement. By providing mentorship, professional development, and a portfolio of published work, the program builds confidence and opens pathways for these women to contribute, lead, and grow within the open knowledge ecosystem.
 
By the end of the internship, participants gain tangible skills, a deeper understanding of the Wikimedia movement's values, and the confidence to pursue impactful roles in design and communications. Subject to a [[Meeting:Executive Board, 6 April 2025|DCW Board resolution from 6 April 2025]], this internship program was '''briefly disrupted''' until December 2025, and resumed again in January 2026.
 
==Current interns==
{{#linkcards:
{{#linkcards:
  | link1  = User:Ekam Kaur
  | link1  = User:Mehreen
  | title1 = Ekam Kaur
  | title1 = Mehreen
  | body1  = Intern: October 2024-March 2025
  | body1  = Intern: January-June 2026
  | image1 =  
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}}
}}
==Former Interns==
==Former Interns==
{{#linkcards:
{{#linkcards:
  | link1  = User:Sana Sabir
  | link1  = User:Ekam Kaur
  | title1 = Sana Sabir
  | title1 = Ekam Kaur
  | body1  = Intern: September 2023 - August 2024
  | body1  = Intern: October 2024-March 2025
  | image1 =  
  | image1 =  


  | link2  = User:Farzana
  | link2  = User:Sana Sabir
  | title2 = Farzana Akbar
  | title2 = Sana Sabir
  | body2  = Intern: February 2023 - August 2023
  | body2  = Intern: September 2023 - August 2024
  | image2 =  
  | image2 =  
| link3  = User:Farzana
| title3 = Farzana Akbar
| body3  = Intern: February 2023 - August 2023
| image3 =
}}
}}


[[Category:DCW Graphic Interns]]
[[Category:DCW Graphic Interns]]

Latest revision as of 10:25, 14 April 2026

Our Graphic Design Internship program is dedicated to equipping emerging designers with real-world skills and professional experience. It provides the intern with hands-on opportunities to develop their talent and creative vision. More than a technical training program, it is a framework for design as advocacy, where visual communication becomes a tool to amplify underrepresented knowledge and scale community impact. Through intentional mentorship and iterative feedback, interns produce communications that are clear, accessible, and strategically aligned. These visuals not only promote individual events but also strengthen the DCW's presence, making our grassroots work more visible, credible, and scalable across platforms.

The internship specifically prioritizes women from marginalized backgrounds, creating a supported entry point into the Wikimedia movement. By providing mentorship, professional development, and a portfolio of published work, the program builds confidence and opens pathways for these women to contribute, lead, and grow within the open knowledge ecosystem.

By the end of the internship, participants gain tangible skills, a deeper understanding of the Wikimedia movement's values, and the confidence to pursue impactful roles in design and communications. Subject to a DCW Board resolution from 6 April 2025, this internship program was briefly disrupted until December 2025, and resumed again in January 2026.

Current interns

Former Interns