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Careers at PRP
Public Rights Project was founded in 2017 to help local government officials fight for civil rights. We use legal advocacy, capacity building, convenings, and storytelling to advance civil rights and strengthen democracy. A talented staff consisting of lawyers, advocates, organizers, storytellers, and more carries out this critical work with passion and rigor.
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Please refrain from reaching out to PRP staff to inquire about the opportunity or your application status. Due to the volume of requests, we are unable to provide individual feedback or information outside of the official hiring process.
2027/2028 Legal Fellows
Public Rights Project seeks to hire two fellows for a one-year fellowship, beginning September 2027. The fellowship is intended for recent law school graduates and lawyers with fewer than three (3) years’ experience, including graduating 3Ls, judicial law clerks, and candidates completing another legal fellowship.
We are looking for candidates with a belief in the power of state and local government to make positive change in the world and a passionate commitment to economic, racial, gender, and environmental justice. A fellowship at Public Rights Project would be ideal for candidates interested in cutting-edge impact litigation, public service, and creative strategies to advance civil rights, combat federal or state abuses of power, and more.
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