Emmy Williams
Host: Georgia Justice Project
Sponsor: Greenberg Traurig, LLP, UPS, Inc.
Current Fellow
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Join a Fellowship Program
Our issue-specific Fellowship programs enable aspiring and committed public interest lawyers to jump right in and serve communities in need of immediate assistance. Equal Justice Works Fellowship programs range in geography and issue area, and have included addressing affordable housing, issues arising from crime victimization, disaster recovery, elder abuse, immigrant family security, and the unmet legal needs of veterans.
Follow our step-by-step guide to applying to be a part of one of Fellowship programs. Select a program that interests you and scroll through the list of program host organizations. Availability of Fellowship positions at host organizations depends on where the program is in its lifecycle. Once you identify a host organization that has an open Fellowship opportunity, visit the host organization’s website to complete the Equal Justice Works Fellow application to be hired as an Equal Justice Works Fellow.
Design Your Own Fellowship Project
Passionate about a particular legal issue or community? Learn about how you can design your own Fellowship project.
Join a Fellowship Program
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Learn About Our Programs
Equal Justice Works offers Fellowship programs that address a range of legal issues. Learn about all of our current programs to see which one aligns with your passions.
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Select a Program
Once you select a program, scroll through the list of host organizations that are part of that program and have an open Fellowship position. Availability of Fellowship positions at host organizations depends on where the program is in its lifecycle.
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Apply Directly to the Host Organization
For our Fellowship programs, candidates submit their applications directly to the host organization to be hired as an Equal Justice Works Fellow. Visit the host organization’s website to complete the Equal Justice Works Fellow application.
Benefits of Joining a Fellowship Program
Beyond hands-on experience in a specific issue area, lawyers who join a Fellowship program become part of a core group of dedicated practitioners who share a common passion, learn together, share resources, innovate, problem solve and build a stronger community of practice.
Fellowship Programs
Meet Our Fellows
Alexandria Arnold
Host: Georgia Heirs Property Law Center
Sponsor: Georgia Bar Foundation
Current Fellow
Jackie Ebert
Host: Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc.
Sponsor: The Florida Bar Foundation
Current Fellow
Christina Beeler
Host: Juvenile and Children’s Advocacy Project
Sponsor: Latham & Watkins LLP
Current Fellow