Interfaith Philadelphia offers internship opportunities throughout the year to outstanding students from undergraduate and graduate programs across the country. This summer, we welcomed five new interns who are passionate about interfaith work and continuing our mission.
Meet Sasha Baken-Rennert!
Sasha Baken-Rennert was ordained as a Rabbi in 2022 by Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion. She is working towards her Master of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania.
“I am excited to join Interfaith Philadelphia this summer, where I can learn to better foster connection, compassion, and community across lines of difference.” – Sasha Baken-Rennert
Meet Alice Newman!
Alice Newman is a senior at Temple University. She is studying communications and social influence, and global studies.
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“I’ve already gained a lot of insight into interfaith and nonprofit work, and I’m excited to keep developing my skills this summer. I’m especially interested in seeing how communications can help advance the mission of Interfaith Philadelphia.”- Alice Newman
Meet Tal Newman!
Tal Newman is an incoming junior at the University of Pittsburgh. She is studying English Writing, Spanish, and History. She learned about Interfaith Philadelphia through the Interfaith Peace Walk.
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“I am excited to help further Interfaith Philadelphia’s mission of religious diversity, cross-communal understanding, and compassion. I have already learned so much from the work the organization is doing and hope to learn more through this internship about religious communities city-wide and the wider world of nonprofits.” – Tal Newman
Meet Isabelle Stid!
Isabelle Stid is an incoming senior at Bryn Mawr College. She is studying religion and gender and sexuality studies. As a religious studies major she is excited to learn more about the different faith communities in Philadelphia.
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“I first got involved with Interfaith Philadelphia through the Alternative Breaks program, which my school offered. I fell in love with learning about different faith communities. As a religion major, I wanted to spend my summer connecting my academic passions to real-world action. Thus, I am excited to intern with Interfaith Philadelphia this summer, especially with their Youth Programs, which is such impactful, hands-on work.” –
Isabelle Stid
Interfaith Philadelphia seeks interns to work throughout the year. To inquire about opportunities, email us here.
Article by Alice Newman, Interfaith Philadelphia Intern
