Civil Rights Legal Intern: Summer Justice Advocate
Listed on 2026-09-22
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Law/Legal
Human Rights, Legal Counsel, Civil Law, Litigation
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) invites rising second-year law students to apply for a paid summer internship. Interns support civil rights work across six Advocacy and Litigation Impact Teams (ALIT), gaining exposure to cutting-edge issues in economic justice, criminal legal reform, democracy, inclusion, immigrant justice, and voting rights.
Many interns participate in professional development, shadow litigations, and community-focused strategies, with a 40-hour work week at $18.40/hour.
This position is for the Civil Rights Legal Intern:
Summer Justice Advocate role at Southern Poverty Law Center.
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This posting is for the Civil Rights Legal Intern:
Summer Justice Advocate role at Southern Poverty Law Center, based in WA, United States.
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