- What we do
- Training and fellowships
Training and fellowships
Our fellowship and online training programs help local government attorneys build and strengthen their affirmative litigation skills to advance civil rights and protect their communities.
Training opportunities
Throughout the year, Public Rights Project offers training opportunities for government attorneys who wish to strengthen their skills and network with peers.
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Online community and resources
In addition to fellowships and training, Public Rights Project offers online tools to equip local government officials with the resources they need to protect civil rights.
Committed to using government power for good
Committed to using government power for good
Committed to using government power for good
Committed to using government power for good
Committed to using government power for good
Impact
Since 2017, we’ve been the only national organization working at the intersection of community organizing and state, local, and tribal government enforcement. Our recent accomplishments include the following:
Total training & fellowship participants
Government offices in 197 jurisdictions by training participants
ALFs in 2025
total fellowship participants
states prepresented by fellows in 2025