Design Your Own Fellowship
Have an idea for how to increase access to justice for veterans? Bring it to life by designing your own Equal Justice Works Fellowship.
Become a Fellow
Veterans often face complex and intertwined legal problems, many of which stem from physical and mental injuries sustained during military service.
When these legal problems go unresolved, they can multiply over time, creating insurmountable barriers to successful civilian life.
The Equal Justice Works AmeriCorps Veterans Legal Corps (VLC) provides legal services that enable low-income and homeless veterans and their families to stabilize, recover, and rebuild their lives. VLC Fellows are hosted at legal services organizations across the country where they work to:
VLC is an AmeriCorps National program funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service. VLC Fellows receive an annual living allowance, as well as financial support for housing, student loan repayment, other permissible reimbursable living expenses, health insurance and other benefits. Additionally, Fellows are entitled to a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon successful completion of the program.
You can find a list of organizations currently hosting VLC Fellows below. If interested in serving as a student member, please visit this page.
Have an idea for how to increase access to justice for veterans? Bring it to life by designing your own Equal Justice Works Fellowship.
We are currently recruiting host applications for this program. Check back soon to see available hosts.