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FiltersLegal Ops Associates help ensure that demand letters we deliver to our clients are accurate, effective, and high quality. You will be on the front lines of our mission to ensure that personal injury victims receive the compensation they're entitled to. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys persuasive writing and working in a fast-paced environment. You will be working with a team of high-performers.
This internship involves tracking and analyzing reproductive freedom-related activity on Capitol Hill, attending policy briefings and coalition meetings, and assisting with research and analysis of state and federal legislation. It provides opportunities to develop legislative/policy review, advocacy, and writing skills. Seeking candidates passionate about advancing reproductive freedom with strong writing, research, and organizational skills.
We are seeking skilled remote Appeals Analysts to support FEMA’s Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon (HPCC) Claims Office. Appeals Analysts perform detailed administrative record reviews, evaluate appeal submissions for accuracy and policy compliance, and prepare written, well-supported appeal recommendation memorandums for FEMA consideration. These roles require meticulous documentation analysis, strong writing abilities, and the ability to apply FEMA regulations and HPCC program policy consistently.
Provide general administrative support to the Political Department, analyze state and federal laws and policies related to reproductive freedom. Research elected officials' and candidates' records on reproductive freedom and coordinate resources on candidates for elected office and key electoral races. Create campaign and race updates on candidates before staff and leadership attend campaign events.
This internship is designed to provide interns with the opportunity to learn about public interest work, explore personal research opportunities, and engage in policy advocacy and public writing for issues on reproductive freedom. The intern may also receive assignments on emerging needs, such as transgender justice and disability rights. Responsibilities include conducting research, preparing advocacy materials, attending meetings, monitoring legal and legislative developments, and legal research and writing projects.
The intern will work on legal and policy research and writing-related projects centered on immigrants’ rights, assisting with researching and analyzing legislation, elected officials, and relevant developments in the political and advocacy landscapes on the federal and state levels. They will help prepare advocacy and public education materials, correspondence, and reports as needed and support team's efforts to do congressional outreach through the form of briefings, meetings on Capitol Hill, and letters.
The State Policy Associate will monitor, analyze, and produce written materials related to state reproductive freedom policy actions, including legislation, executive and agency actions, and relevant litigation. They will serve as the Government Relations point person for specific regions and advance proactive policy and defend against anti-abortion attacks at the state level, as well as support electoral work including research on state-level elected officials.
GRSM has immediate openings for civil litigation attorneys with a minimum of at least three years’ experience and welcomes all experience levels to apply. Flexible options for successful candidates include fully remote, hybrid, with part-time and full-time opportunities. Candidates must be driven team players with excellent litigation, writing and persuasive speaking skills, possess strong academic backgrounds, and be a self-starter.
The ACLU seeks a Summer Undergraduate Intern in the Legal Department’s Trone Center for Justice and Equality of the ACLU’s National office in New York City. The intern will conduct legal research and writing support to the Center Director and Staff Attorney. The intern will also work on other Center priorities and issue areas as assigned.
This person will serve as World Relief’s lead D.C.-based representative on public policy concerns, helping to both shape and represent World Relief’s positions on governmental policies that impact those vulnerable to great crises around our world, including refugees, internally displaced people, asylum seekers and other immigrants both in the United States and globally.