Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Announces Summer 2027 Internship Program

Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 2, 2026 —

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) has opened applications for its Congressional Summer Internship Program, scheduled for Summer 2027. This program is designed to offer college students and recent graduates practical experience working on Capitol Hill.

Eligibility for the program is specific: applicants must be current college students who are rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors, or they must be recent graduates. A key requirement is that prospective interns must reside in or currently attend an academic institution located within the district of a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.

The initiative aims to provide participants with hands-on exposure to the legislative process, focusing on policymaking and the operational aspects of congressional offices. The program includes provisions for housing and provides a stipend to support interns during their tenure. Further details regarding the application process and specific program dates for Summer 2027 are expected to be made available by the CBCF.

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation has historically supported programs aimed at developing emerging leaders and providing educational and professional development opportunities for young people interested in public service and policy. This internship is positioned as a significant step for students seeking to build a career in government and public affairs. The exact number of available internship positions was not provided.

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