The Urban Justice Center is particularly proud of our successful sponsorship, to date, of 23 public interest law fellowship candidates, who have been awarded echoing green Public Service Fellowships, Skadden Fellowships, Soros Justice Fellowships, Equal Justice Works Fellowships, Open Society Institute New York City Community Fellowships, an Arthur Liman Public Interest Fellowship, a Kirkland & Ellis Fellowship, a Berkeley Law Fellowship, and a Tom Steel Fellowship.

Fellows bring enthusiasm, commitment, and creativity to our advocacy efforts, and we thank their sponsors for supporting their cutting-edge legal work. We welcome inquiries from law students and judicial law clerks who are interested in applying for fellowships, and are pleased to work with you to develop ideas and proposals.

Contact us at fellowships@urbanjustice.org to discuss your interest in working with us.

Non-Discrimination Policy

The Urban Justice Center does not discriminate against any applicant on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, physical or mental disability, political belief, marital status, veteran status, age, gender identity, or sexual orientation.