Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Benefits Overview

Conduct policy and legal research, support client outreach and factual investigations, draft legal documents, and provide administrative assistance while working with civil rights attorneys. Interns contribute to projects across areas including voting rights, criminal justice, digital justice, educational opportunities, economic justice, housing, and public policy. The role requires current law-degree enrollment, civil rights commitment, collaboration, confidentiality, legal writing, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Supports civil rights and racial justice initiatives through policy and legal research, client outreach, factual investigation, and administrative assistance. Interns collaborate with departments including Educational Opportunities, Criminal Justice, Election Protection, and Policy. The role requires undergraduate enrollment, commitment to civil rights, Microsoft Office proficiency, strong organizational skills, and attention to detail. This is a full-time summer internship with remote or Washington, DC office work options.

Support civil rights and racial justice initiatives through research, report and presentation preparation, document organization, scheduling, administrative assistance, project planning, and cross-functional collaboration. Interns may work across departments such as communications, human resources, operations, information technology, and the executive office. The role offers meaningful projects, mentorship, and flexible full-time or part-time scheduling for currently enrolled undergraduate students.