2015-2016 Womens Law And Public Policy Fellowship Program

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2015-2016 Women’s Law And Public Policy Fellowship Program

The Program advances the rights and well-being of women and their families through legal advocacy, research, outreach and education. It allows public interest organizations to benefit from skilled legal assistance and enables a diverse group of public interest lawyers to gain experience working on and learning about a wide range of women’s issues. Fellowships, including a 2-year teaching Fellowship at Georgetown Law at an International Women’s Human Rights Clinic that leads to an LL.M. degree (Fellow participates in WLPPFP during 1st year);1-year Fellowships at organizations working on Gender Rights and HIV/AIDS.

Duties: Fellows will work on legal and policy issues affecting women including domestic violence, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, immigration, education, health care, homelessness, poverty, disability rights, civil rights, HIV/AIDS, and international women’s rights. Fellows will participate in seminars, skills-building trainings, and other professional development activities, including auditing women’s rights courses at the **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***.. Fellows for the Domestic Violence Clinic Teaching Fellowship must be admitted into a bar by December of year prior to start of fellowship (in order to permit waiver into the DC Bar before beginning of fellowship).

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