Criminal Law & Immigration Project Intern
Quick answer
ACLU of Northern California is seeking law and policy graduate students for a Criminal Law & Immigration Project internship, focusing on areas like Prosecutorial Accountability and Immigrants’ Rights, with in-person or hybrid work in San Francisco, Sacramento, or Fresno.
- Role
- Criminal Law & Immigration Project Intern
- Organization
- ACLU of Northern California
- Location
- San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno
- Work setup
- On-site
- Level
- Entry
- Category
- Legal
The role
The ACLU of Northern California’s Legal Advocacy Department invites law and policy graduate students to apply for its Criminal Law & Immigration Project internship, focusing on areas such as Prosecutorial Accountability, Police Accountability, Decarceration, and Immigrants’ Rights.
What you'll do
- Participate in legal and policy research and analysis
- Help author advocacy materials and court documents
- Assist with legislative or local campaigns
- Attend and participate in hearings and meetings
- Work on projects across the Department’s issue areas
What it takes
- Currently enrolled in law school or a related graduate program
- Passion for criminal justice and commitment to social justice
- Strong research, writing, and oral communication skills
- Detail-oriented
- Willingness to work in San Francisco, Sacramento, or Fresno
- Ability to work in a team
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is the internship based?
The internship can be based in San Francisco, Sacramento, or Fresno, with a preference for in-person or hybrid work.
What is the compensation?
Compensation is not specified, but funding is available for students from schools that do not offer summer funding.
What are the key qualifications?
Key qualifications include being currently enrolled in law school or a related graduate program, strong research and writing skills, and a passion for criminal justice and social justice.
How do I apply?
Applications must include a cover letter, resume, and writing sample, and can be submitted beginning in early September for the following summer term.
Is the internship full-time?
The internship is full-time for 10-12 weeks, with a preference for in-person or hybrid work in San Francisco, Sacramento, or Fresno.
How to apply
Apply directly on ACLU of Northern California's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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