Reproductive Rights and Health Legal Intern
Quick answer
The National Women’s Law Center is hiring a remote/hybrid/in-office Fall 2026 Legal Intern for the Reproductive Rights and Health team, offering a $175 monthly stipend if permitted by the applicant's institution.
- Role
- Reproductive Rights and Health Legal Intern
- Organization
- National Women’s Law Center
- Work setup
- Remote
- Level
- Entry
- Compensation
- $175 per month (prorated) if allowed by the student's school; otherwise unpaid.
- Category
- Policy & Advocacy
The role
The National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) is seeking a law student intern for the Fall 2026 semester to support the Reproductive Rights and Health team. The role focuses on advancing reproductive rights and healthcare access through litigation, as well as state and federal policy advocacy. Interns will engage in legal research, document drafting, and participation in strategy meetings, with the option to work remotely, hybrid, or in-person.
What you'll do
- Provide legal and factual research and analysis.
- Track state and federal legislation and litigation.
- Draft memos, testimony, blogs, and other written materials.
- Support the preparation of briefs and regulatory comments.
- Participate in litigation strategy and coalition meetings.
What it takes
- Current enrollment in a JD program.
- Eligibility to receive academic credit.
- Strong research and writing skills.
- Experience or interest in gender justice issues.
- Ability to work both collaboratively and independently.
What you'll bring
How we treat you
Not eligible for benefits.
Frequently asked questions
Is this internship paid?
The position is unpaid, though a $175 monthly stipend (prorated) is available if the student's school permits it.
Can I work remotely?
Yes, the work can be completed on a remote, hybrid, or in-person basis.
What are the core requirements to apply?
Applicants must be currently enrolled in a JD program and able to receive academic credit for the internship.
How do I apply for this position?
Submit a resume, cover letter, a 4-8 page writing sample, and a current law school transcript.
How to apply
Apply directly on National Women’s Law Center's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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