Civil Rights Law Fellowship — Part-Time, Summer Stipend

cairtx; Houston (TX); Hybrid; USD 15,000 - 18,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Course credit

In-person fellowship

Job summary

CAIR-Houston invites law students to join The John T. Floyd Legal Fellowship, a part-time, in-person opportunity focused on civil rights work. Fellows contribute to legal casework, policy reform, and advocacy with guidance from seasoned civil rights attorneys in Southeast Texas.

The program emphasizes collaboration, research, and community impact, with a monthly stipend and potential course credit for academic year participants. CAIR-Houston seeks candidates committed to justice and equality.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated interest in civil rights law and advocacy.
• Strong research and writing skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
• Commitment to promoting justice, equality, and the protection of civil rights.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with experienced civil rights attorneys to defend civil rights at the city, county, and state levels.
• Participate in case analysis and legal intakes, providing support for clients facing discrimination and civil rights violations.
• Assist in challenging policies that adversely affect communities of color and religious minorities.
• Engage in legal research, advocacy, and policy reform efforts to promote justice, equality, and inclusion.
• Contribute to building a more equitable society by addressing the legal
• Gain insight into civil rights law and strategies for creating lasting change within the community.

Skills

Civil rights advocacy

Research & writing

Team collaboration

Commitment to justice

Job description

CAIR-Houston invites law students to join The John T. Floyd Legal Fellowship, a part-time, in-person opportunity focused on civil rights work. Fellows contribute to legal casework, policy reform, and advocacy with guidance from seasoned civil rights attorneys in Southeast Texas.

The program emphasizes collaboration, research, and community impact, with a monthly stipend and potential course credit for academic year participants. CAIR-Houston seeks candidates committed to justice and equality.