In-Person Civil Rights Law Fellowship (Part-Time, Houston)

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About the role

CAIR-Houston's John T. Floyd Legal Fellowship offers law students a part-time, in-person opportunity to work on civil rights advocacy, policy reform, and legal casework in Southeast Texas. Fellows collaborate with experienced attorneys to defend rights at city, county, and state levels, while gaining hands-on experience and mentoring. The role emphasizes research, writing, and teamwork within CAIR-Houston's mission.

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