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FALL 2025 INTERNSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis - so we encourage you to apply early! The application deadline is August 4th, 2025. However, due to high volume of applications, we reserve the discretion to close the application earlier if necessary.

The ACLU of Georgia welcomes interns each spring, summer and fall for legal, policy, communications, community engagement and development work. Interns can be from all levels of education: high-school, undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate. All applicants must complete an application form and provide a resume. Some applicants may be required to provide additional documents.

The internship this semester will be for school credit only. All applicants must complete this application form which includes providing a resume. Some applicants may be required to provide additional documents.

*If you have a unique need to know your status ahead or have questions, email Brittany Bromfield at [email protected]


LEGAL INTERNSHIP

APPLICATIONS FOR THE LEGAL INTERNSHIP ARE CLOSED.

Legal interns will be expected to perform legal research, draft legal memoranda, contribute to legal pleadings and other documents, and be otherwise available to support the ACLU of Georgia’s litigation activities. The internship is designed for those who are interested in pursuing a career in public interest litigation. Legal interns must be in law school. Applicants should have strong research, writing, and communication skills, as well as a demonstrated interest in civil liberties and civil rights. Legal applicants can apply through their law school each semester.

If you have any questions about the internship program, contact Brittany Bromfield.

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