INTERNSHIPS & FELLOWSHIPS
Gender Justice is committed to mentoring the next generation of advocates for gender equity. We offer compelling learning experiences for law students, new lawyers, and paralegals. We also welcome inquiries from students studying public policy, gender theory, nonprofit administration, and related fields.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
JILL GAULDING LAW STUDENT FELLOWSHIP FOR GENDER AND LGBTQ JUSTICE
Established in 2017 in honor of Gender Justice 's co-founder emeritus, the Jill Gaulding Law Student Fellowship is a temporary, summer-long fellowship comes with a $2,000 taxable stipend and is designed to offer a second- or third-year law student who is LGBTQ and/or BIPOC an invaluable opportunity to work in a social justice, public interest legal and policy advocacy nonprofit dedicated to gender inequality.
We regret that our interns and law clerks are currently unpaid. However, we sponsor fellows who receive funding through a variety of programs, including the Robina Foundation, the Skadden Foundation, the PFund Foundation, the University of Minnesota Human Rights Center, the Stanford Public Interest Center, Equal Justice Works, and New Sector Alliance.
To apply for an internship, fellowship, or legal clerkship, click here to send a resume, cover letter, and writing sample to us by the following deadlines:
Summer positions: March 31
Fall positions: July 31
Spring positions: November 30
Intern and law clerk positions are filled on a rolling basis as we receive applications.
Gender Justice seeks to provide student development and leadership opportunities that reflect our values of equity and inclusion with regard to race, culture, ethnicity, class, religion, physical ability, age, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Native, indigenous, and people of color are strongly encouraged to apply.
Even if it is past the deadline listed above, please feel free to contact us for information about potential opportunities.
REQUEST A SPEAKER
Gender Justice attorneys are experts on gender and cognitive bias. If your school, business, community organization, or law firm would like to schedule a speaker, please contact us for more information.
HOST A HOUSE PARTY
House parties are a great way to connect around pressing gender issues in the news, introduce Gender Justice to your friends, and raise money to break down gender barriers. Organize a house party and invite us to come!