The ACLU of New Jersey is a non-partisan organization founded in 1960 dedicated to defending liberty and justice through legal advocacy, legislative action, and community engagement. Focused on preserving, advancing, and expanding individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the state and federal constitutions, the ACLU of New Jersey is committed to anti-racism and racial justice, striving to build a more equitable society across political, legal, and cultural fronts.
The ACLU-NJ is seeking outgoing and dedicated law students or graduates to join their Legal Fellowship from 2026. This fellowship provides excellent legal training and experience in impact litigation, focusing on advancing civil rights and liberties in New Jersey. The position involves working collaboratively on litigation and advocacy projects, analyzing legislative proposals, and engaging in community outreach.
The ACLU of New Jersey is a non-partisan organization founded in 1960 dedicated to defending liberty and justice through legal advocacy, legislative action, and community engagement. Focused on preserving, advancing, and expanding individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the state and federal constitutions, the ACLU of New Jersey is committed to anti-racism and racial justice, striving to build a more equitable society across political, legal, and cultural fronts.
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