Advocates for Children of New York Internship Profile

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  • "Save the children!"
  • "Perfect training for JDs or undergrads looking for nonprofit experience"
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Degree Type: High School Students, College Freshmen, College Sophomores, College Juniors, College Seniors, Recent Graduates, Graduate Students
Industries: Education, Nonprofit
Locations: New York, NY
Number of Interns: Less Than 10
Compensation/Benefits: Unpaid, Academic Credit
Length: n/a
Responsibilities: Education, Law, Nonprofit
Overview
The Scoop

Advocates for Children is a nonprofit organization that provides legal tools for needy New York children to secure adequate and equal public education services.  AFC’s services include free individual case advocacy, technical assistance and educational training workshops for parents and professionals to learn about children’s educational entitlements and due process rights in New York City.  The organization also produces policy reports and media campaigns to further its mission.

On the Job

The AFC internship program allows students interested in a career in law to work in the nonprofit world and familiarize themselves with education law.  Interns get real experience, working on individual education civil rights cases and assisting attorneys with policy work.  Interns also participate in weekly workshops focused on education law.

Getting Hired
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Rolling.  The application deadline for all law students is June 18th.  Send a resume and cover letter to the address below.

Qualifications:

Open to college students, all graduate students and recent grads, as well as professionals and volunteers.  Non-U.S. citizens are eligible for internships.  Applicants must be available to work at least ten hours a week.


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