ACLU Voting Rights Legal Internship

Description

The ACLU Voting Rights Legal Internship is open to students who are in law school who have completed their 1L year or are in an LLM program. To be considered for this role, you should possess excellent research, communication, organizational, Microsoft Office, and time management skills. Additionally, you should have a demonstrated commitment to public interest law, civil liberties, and racial justice. As an intern, you will provide critical support to the team in litigation and other forms of advocacy. In the recent past, interns have served as integral members on teams doing election protection work and litigating redistricting and voter suppression cases; pushing back against the addition of a citizenship question on the 2020 Census; working to prevent the Florida legislature from imposing financial barriers that would undermine voter-approved Amendment 4, which re-enfranchised many citizens with felony convictions; and helping to investigate and initiate redistricting litigation. This internship is offered in New York City or Washington DC as a hybrid position.