CBJC’s Summer 2022 Internship Program will run from approximately May 31 – August 5. All CBJC internships are unfunded, however, CBJC will verify internship hours and responsibilities and submit necessary reports for students who obtain outside funding. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis from roughly January 15 - March 15, with decisions typically made by April 15. To learn more or apply, please send a cover letter, resume, transcript, and brief writing sample to our City Bar Justice Center email address: cbjc@nycbar.org. Only applications sent to The City Bar Justice Center seeks motivated, hard-working law school and undergraduate students for its Summer 2022 Internship Program. Candidates should be self-starters with strong organizational and oral and written communication skills and a demonstrable commitment to social justice and legal advocacy on behalf of low-income and otherwise marginalized communities.Working with the supervision and mentorship of CBJC attorneys with expertise in their respective fields, interns may conduct client intake, assist in drafting legal documents, help out at legal clinics, draft research memos, and assist with the many other tasks necessary to run an efficient, client-centered legal services office. Summer interns also learn about the broad range of CBJC projects through informal “brown bag lunch” presentations, and participate in other professional development as well as social/networking opportunities.“My CBJC internship experience gave me a lot of practice researching and writing, much of it very independent. It got me out of my comfort zone a number of times and forced me to be efficient and resourceful in how I approached my work. The best part of my internship was being able to get involved in the casework and be part of the brainstorming process right with my supervisor. I felt like part of the attorney team and it felt very rewarding to be able to see how my work affected cases and clients.”Irina – CBJC 2019 InternCBJC PROJECTSPowered by JazzHRVvhDwYnuGI