Amount: $56,000
Deadline: September 15
Level: graduate
Renewable: Yes
About
The NAPIL Fellowships have evolved into the Equal Justice Works Fellowships, providing funding for law graduates to create their own public interest legal projects. These fellowships address critical legal needs.
Eligibility
- Citizenship: US
- GPA: 3.0+
- Graduating law student or judicial clerk
- Commitment to public interest law
- Partner with a non-profit organization
Required Materials
- Project proposal
- Personal statement
- Letters of recommendation
- Transcripts
- Host organization letter
Timeline
Applications open in July, due in September.
Tips
Secure a strong partnership with a host organization. Your project proposal should be innovative, impactful, and demonstrate a clear understanding of the community's needs.