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Law Students: Post-Graduate Fellowship Information

2010 Fellowships:

For 2010 Fellowship applicants, the following organizations are accepting applications for advertised fellowship projects or are open to talking to law students who have a project proposal idea:

ACLU: Open to talking to law students about their own fellowship project ideas (preference is given to former ACLU externs/interns).

Legal Aid Fellowship Procedures:

Many Washington legal aid programs participate in post-graduate fellowship programs and serve as host organizations. Click on the links below to find out how each organization's fellowship selection process generally works and who is their post-graduate fellowship contact person:

Legal Aid Postgraduate Fellowship Procedures - ACLU
Legal Aid Postgraduate Fellowship Procedures - Columbia Legal Services
Legal Aid Postgraduate Fellowship Procedures - Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Legal Aid Postgraduate Fellowship Procedures - TeamChild

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Pro Bono Opportunities: A Guide for Lawyers in Washington
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