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 early June to mid-August.
Basic Qualifications for Legal Fellowship: Recent graduate or recent California Bar Associate members.
The Legal Fellowship program runs from late August to late August each year.
Application Deadline
January 22nd, 2015
12pm 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 late August to late August.
Basic Qualifications: Completed undergraduate degree by the program start date.
Application Deadline
February 5th, 2015
12pm 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 early June to mid-August.
Application Deadline
January, 29th, 2015
12pm PST
Casa Joaquin Murrieta (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.
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.
