Law Student Intern
SRLP is seeking law students for term-time and summer internships.
Interns at SRLP work on a range of issues affecting low-income transgender, intersex, and gender nonconforming people of color, including prisoners' rights, name changes and identity documentation, discrimination in sex-segregated facilities, immigration, Medicaid, and more. Interns have their own caseload and the opportunity to work on their clients' cases in depth through conducting intake interviews, drafting pleadings in clients’ cases, advocating with government agencies and other entities, connecting clients with resources, and educating clients about their rights. Interns also assist with legal research and writing and factual development for impact litigation. They may participate in public education and community organizing support such as preparing "know your rights" materials and doing legal observation at actions.
Applicants must be law students or paralegals or have comparable legal background. Applicants must also be available to work for a minimum of 10 hours a week in our office in Manhattan during the semester or full time for a minimum of 10 weeks in the summer. Fluency in Spanish is preferred. People of color, trans people, gender nonconforming people and people with intersex conditions are strongly encouraged to apply.
Bi-lingual Spanish Speakers
This is an unpaid position. We are happy to assist interns in applying for credit or funding from other sources.
To apply, please send a resume, cover letter, and optional writing sample to Pooja Gehi at pooja [at] srlp [dot] org as early as possible. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the positions are filled.







