Legal Academy
The Greenlining Legal Academy seeks to train law students to be skilled, ethical, and reform-minded professionals who scrutinize the quality of justice for low-income Americans and communities of color. Positions are available in both the Fellowship program and Summer Associate Program.
Basic Qualifications for Summer Associate: 1L or 2L law student.
The Legal Summer Associate program runs from June 9, 2014-August 15, 2014.
Basic Qualifications for Legal Fellowship: Recent graduate or recent California Bar Associate members.
The Legal Fellowship program runs from August 28, 2014-August 21, 2015.
Application Deadline
January 16, 2014 by 5pm PST
Fellowship Program
The Fellowship program is a year-long, paid training program for young leaders who have completed their undergraduate or graduate degrees. Each fellow is assigned to a specific program area and develops expertise under the mentorship of the program director.
The fellowship program runs from August 28, 2014-August 21, 2015.
Basic Qualifications: Completed undergraduate degree by the program start date.
Application Deadline
February, 2014 by 5pm PST
Summer Associate Program
The Summer Associate program is an intensive, 10-week paid training program for young leaders who have completed at least their undergraduate degrees. Associates take on research and advocacy projects under the direction of a Greenlining staff member.
Basic Qualifications: Completed undergraduate degree by the program start date.
The summer associate program runs from June 9, 2014-August 15, 2014.
Application Deadline
January 30, 2014 by 5pm PST
Casa Residency
Residential Leadership Program – Founded in 1970 by Chicano/Latino students, Casa is a multi-ethnic residential leadership program for students attending UC Berkeley, committed to fostering academic success and cross-racial understanding among participating students.
The Casa residency program is by school semester.
Application Deadline
May 31, 2014 by Noon PST
Internship Program
The Internship program offers part-time paid positions to college and graduate students. Interns typically work between 10-20 hours per week on research-related projects. Undergraduates with work-study are encouraged to apply during the spring and fall semesters.
Basic Qualifications: Student at a local Bay Area college and can commit to working 10-15 hours per week.
Application Deadline
By Semester
(We strongly encourage work study students to apply.)
Send resume and cover letter by email.
