Legal Intern - Immigration & Human Rights (Atlanta)

Posted 17 days ago

us committee for refugees immigrants uscriAtlanta (GA)

Legal Support Workers, All Other Human Rights Organizations

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About the role

A non-profit organization in Atlanta seeks an Undergraduate Intern for its legal department. The role involves managing communications, assisting with case closures, and providing administrative support. Ideal candidates are enrolled in an undergraduate program, possess strong data entry and communication skills, and have a passion for human rights. This is an in-person internship requiring 12-20 hours per week with a focus on supporting refugees and immigrants.

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