How much funding does Impact Litigation Fellowship Grant provide?

Impact Litigation Fellowship Grant provides US $86,000 - US $96,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Impact Litigation Fellowship Grant?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Impact Litigation Fellowship Grant

Social Justice Legal Foundation

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Funding Amount

US $86,000 - US $96,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

Foundation

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Other requirements

Qualifications
J.D. by start dateA demonstrated commitment to using the law to work in service of others or to advance social change.
Excellent research, analysis, and writing skills.
Genuine belief in litigation as a valuable tool to advance rights and the lawA desire to develop litigation skills quickly, roll up their sleeves, and work hard in an engaging and collaborative environment.

Overview

The Impact Litigation Fellowship, established by the Social Justice Legal Foundation, provides recent law graduates with essential litigation experience over two years. Fellows engage in comprehensive civil litigation tasks, gaining hands-on skills in investigations, drafting motions, and managing client communications. This fellowship emphasizes social change through legal advocacy while offering a supportive hybrid work environment in Los Angeles. Benefits include bar exam reimbursement, relocation assistance, and extensive professional development opportunities, fostering a commitment to advancing civil rights.

The two-year Impact Litigation Fellowship is a cornerstone of SJLF’s work.
What Else To Know
Fellowships are full-time, hybrid positions based in Los Angeles, California.

Eligibility

Qualifications
J.D. by start dateA demonstrated commitment to using the law to work in service of others or to advance social changeExcellent research, analysis, and writing skillsGenuine belief in litigation as a valuable tool to advance rights and the lawA desire to develop litigation skills quickly, roll up their sleeves, and work hard in an engaging and collaborative environmentIf not currently licensed to practice in a state, candidate must take the California bar exam before their start date. In limited circumstances, SJLF may permit a fellow who is already admitted to an out-of-state bar to register as a legal aid attorney in California.